The vacation season has officially begun, and if you are looking for plans to enjoy your time off in Nuevo León without worrying about driving, Senda Turismo has launched its special season of guided tours with round-trip transportation.
From July 18 to August 23, 2026, residents of Monterrey and tourists will be able to visit some of the state’s most representative parks, natural attractions, and museums at affordable prices.
The new R-32 Remanente El Cercado–Mederos Route will begin operations to improve mobility between Santiago and Monterrey.
The tours include everything from amusement parks and ecotourism destinations in the metropolitan and citrus-producing regions to trips to municipalities in northern Nuevo León and Coahuila.
Destinations Available Tuesday Through Sunday
For those looking for options throughout most of the week, these are the traditional destinations with continuous departures:
Bioparque Estrella:
- 520 pesos (includes admission and round-trip transportation)
- 300 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Grutas de García:
- 410 pesos (includes admission and round-trip transportation)
- 250 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Cola de Caballo (Santiago):
- 325 pesos (includes admission and round-trip transportation)
- 270 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
La Boca Dam and Los Cavazos:
- 270 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Destinations Available Thursday Through Sunday
If you prefer to plan your visit toward the weekend, routes are available to recreational parks, magical towns, and regional museums:
Museum of the Desert (Saltillo):
- 530 pesos (includes admission and round-trip transportation)
- 380 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Bustamante Caves:
- 500 pesos (includes admission and round-trip transportation)
- 450 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Sabinas Hidalgo Park:
- 440 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
El Sabinal Park (Cerralvo):
- 345 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Los Faisanes Park:
- 300 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Pueblo Salvaje:
- 280 pesos (round-trip transportation only)
Departures, Payment Methods, and Important Recommendations
To join any of these tours, it is important to consider the logistics and guidelines established by the tour operator:
- All buses depart from Alameda Mariano Escobedo, located at the intersection of Washington and Pino Suárez streets in downtown Monterrey.
- Departures take place between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., leaving as buses fill up or until the day’s capacity is reached. Return trips to Monterrey are scheduled for approximately 5:30 p.m.
- Reservations are not required. Tickets are purchased directly when boarding the bus, and payments can be made in cash or with a debit or credit card.
- Children taller than 60 cm (23.6 inches) or older than 1 year must pay the full fare.
Source: milenio
