Check-Ins

Just a clarification. there is an entrance fee of 15quetzals per person (no matter adult or kid, everyone pays). If you want to park and sleep in your camper/van another 15per person. And to visit the caves 30per person.
Open from 8-5pm
We arrived late, it was raining and all muddy, still we managed to enter (use your horn and security will come eventually)
And after paying, (120qz for the night, (2 adults + 2 kids) he let us in and showed us where to park, near a large dinning room.
There is WC and a nice trail to some
Small cave, a possibility to pay extra and do zip line / canoe.
the cave tour costs 30pp and they provide boots, helmet and lamp, be aware: one must climb through the river upstream, in our case, it had been raining a week, and a lot of water was flowing, but we managed to take the kids too.
Luckily we used our wetsuits, so no matter water covered them to their chest. It was 45 min tour, but the guide was very patient and showed us a little further than the sanctuary.
There is a longer tour that goes even further (3hours) one can do only when there is good weather, in Easter usually.

Dara garden of the tee shop face to the main gate of the Entrance to the ruines

Bikes friendly place, price for a room for bikers is 175 R pp

yep. same advice for cyclists. We took that road for having the strong wind in the back, so it was ok, but in normal conditions, really consider to take the asphalt road , even if much longer. it took us more than 6 hours to go the 60km (beak not included )

we asked for wind protection and the road guy offered us to sleep in the chicken house, wich is a very good wind and rain shelter, for free.
we didn't ask for water or bathroom, cause we just wanted to sleep, we they would probably have given us.
many people said that guys ask for money but I think it really depends on which team is in the place. probably depends also on what you ask (just to sleep in the tent or sleeping inside and use bathroom)

Super location to camp in Windhoek, nice designed and great staff.

super slow, super slow, super slow, super slow

shower doesnt work and also the water has a disgusting taste

weekends open only Sat 10-13, disappointing

watch out driving this town the road from Cafayate till here is good but in the town are some of the most horrible gullys across the road to slow you down (meaning smash you off the way) that are not well visible

closed Sunday morning, there is no horario available

closed Sunday noon, no horario available

small camping with hot showers. room to cook but with your own gas because nothing inside to cook. forbidden to wash any clothes in the sinks, you could ask for the owner for a bucket to wash a few clothes. trees from which you can pick up apples and pears

Buen lugar para dormir después de la larga manejada desde nazca
En la parte trasera del restaurante tienen un parqueadero grande y seguro
Baños limpios sin papel

Booked here with Yordy and Dina, great personal tour, avoid the mass tourism. Easy to park right at church, safe and secure. Just WhatsApp Yordy and Dina the day before, no problems. Tour usually starts around 10.

Gorgeous place, even the dry waterfall, the natural pools continue to, Super beautiful. We do not pay anything to get in and sleep very well! But as Mexico is full of surprises, we awoke with a group of young people with two men and switching men were "joking" with a weapon, shooting at the tall, I asked if it was okay to be there, they were kind, even we were very fearful and we were running!

Good place to eat well! Great service and price, I recommend! ps. no internet.

Free dump station just beside the hyw, easy to access, gas station and some restaurants around

Open everyday. They charged us $1bz for our 4 gallon jug and $2bz for our 7 gallon jug.

It was our first asronomictour and we expect more than it really was. The telescope was not so big and you couldnt see the stars close. But it was also fullmoon and the Moon was shining to bright for seeing the stars clear.
The guid spoke good english

We were the only ones nd had a privat tour in spanish. The guide speaks really proper spanish so we understood almost everything! We really enjoey the tour even if we dont like pisco.

3 big camping as areas with fire rings. will fit class b, c, and tents.

Track from highway through forest leads past a flat clearing to one side of track. Hidden from highway but visible to anyone using the track. We were woken at 11pm by people claiming to be police (might have been forest rangers). They at first demanded I get out of vehicle but after I told them family was sleeping seemed happy enough to leave us alone. Few vehicles used track during the night and people walking by from early morning. NCell signal intermittent.

not advisable to change money here. very bad exchange rate. they offered me 58 pesos per dollar (world market rate 62,43 at that day). before I got at different places 70 pesos per dollar.

still not working. they login page does not show up.

We really liked this place. We parked our camper on the clean parking area. In the evening we watched soccer with the locals and had same beers. Washroom was very clean and everybody was friendly. 20,000 per car.

A lot of broken glass on the floor and lack security guards evidence the situation here. I travel alone so what I did was to park at the Mercado Municipal (inside parking is very safe), got all the heavy stuff there ( vegetables, fruits, meat) and walked here for all othe things.

If you avoid rush hours is easy to park inside even a medium size truck, very secure and friendly informal security guards waiting for a tip. I left my car here after shopping and lunch for 1 extra hour to visit líder and sodimac.

Very beautiful location overlooking the Virgin River, quiet, birds and plant life.

Open everyday. Paid $60bz in a mix of US dollars and mxn pesos for 30 days for our SUV.