Agua Clara
An eco-tourism spot on the Tulijá River with a suspension bridge, kayaking, and a blue river bend for swimming, where waterfall tours often stop.
Agua Clara sits between Misolhá and Agua Azul. Here the Tulijá River forms a gentle, wide blue-green bend, crossed by a long suspension bridge. Visitors can swim, kayak, or ride horses, and a riverside trail leads to small rapids. The site is run by the local community, and the entrance fee is about 30 to 50 pesos. Day tours from Palenque usually stop here for about an hour. By self-drive, the turnoff from Agua Azul is about 4 km.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Agua Azul Waterfalls
- Misol-Ha Waterfall
- Roberto Barrios Waterfalls
- Cross Group
- Temple of the Inscriptions
- Temple XIII (Tomb of the Red Queen)
- The Palace
- Palenque Archaeological Site