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This historic colonial town is the primary starting point for Sumidero Canyon boat tours.
Chiapa de Corzo sits along the Grijalva River. It serves as the main gateway to the canyon and houses the main boat cooperative. Shared lanchas depart from the local piers daily.
Visitors typically spend time here before or after the 2- to 2.5-hour canyon boat ride. The town features colonial architecture, local markets, and traditional food stalls.
30 mins before departureBoat tour hub
These bustling main docks line the riverfront. Most canyon boat tours depart from here. You purchase boat tickets directly from the cooperative. Restaurants line the pier, making it easy to eat before or after your tour.
15 minsMain plaza
This 16th-century Mudéjar-style brick fountain sits in the town's main plaza. It is an architectural landmark of the Chiapas region. Buy a traditional pozol (a corn and cacao drink) from a nearby vendor. Enjoy your drink by the fountain to cool down.
