Huasteca Potosina is full of treasures. One of the biggest ones is the Tamul Falls (“Cascada de Tamul”). It is a protected biosphere, so no mechanical boats are allowed in the rivers. The only way to get to the waterfall is via hiking or a canoe with pure manpower. Check out how we got to see this beauty:

If you read my previous post, you’ll see we met Payaca for the first time there (fearless guy who jumps off 40-ft cliff into a waterfall). Turns out he’s a tour guide in the area. Lucky for us, he gave us an exclusive tour with just us, him and one canoe.

Check out the video to see us underneath the waterfall and taking jumps into the river to get back to where we are.

Next stop is a cenote at the end of the river. The video shows us floating all the way down the river to get to this point.

And that concludes our trip through Cascada de Tamul. Hope you enjoyed!