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Huasteca Potosina Budget: How Much Does It Cost?

The Huasteca is one of the most affordable destinations in Mexico. Here is a realistic budget per person.

Budget traveler
MXN $800/day
Mid-range
MXN $1,500/day
Entry fees
MXN $30-$80

Entry fees

Waterfalls charge MXN $30-$80 per person. Some include parking. Guides for the Sótano and caves cost extra.

Lodging & food

Hostels from MXN $250/night, mid hotels $500-$1,200, boutique places $1,500+. Regional meals cost MXN $80-$150.

Transport

A rental car is the most flexible. Shared tours from Ciudad Valles cost MXN $400-$900 per person depending on the site.

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