Hours & costs of Cascada Velo de Novia
Opening hours, free entry, voluntary contribution, parking and guided rappel in the Parque Velo de Novia, Valle de Bravo.
Hours
Opening hours
Every day
6:00 – 18:30
Recommended arrival: early (6:00–10:00)
The park usually opens from 6:00 to 18:30 every day. Arriving in the morning gives you better light to photograph the falls, fewer crowds and a better chance of finding parking.
Hours are indicative. The municipal tourism office recommends confirming the park status before travelling, especially in the rainy season, when high-water warnings or partial closures may apply.
Costs
How much does it cost to visit?
- Park entry: free. A voluntary contribution of 20–50 MXN is suggested for maintenance of common areas. It is not a mandatory payment.
- Parking: approximately 50 MXN per car / day at the guarded area next to the entrance.
- Guided rappel: with certified guides and prior booking, around 850 MXN per person.
- Food and drink: local stalls near the entrance (cash); restaurants in the center of Valle de Bravo.
Bring cash in Mexican pesos and small bills. Contributions, parking and stalls operate mainly in cash; cards are rarely accepted at the entrance.
Access and cost information verified in October 2026. It is indicative and may change: confirm hours and rates on the municipality's official portal before travelling.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about hours & costs
What are the opening hours of Cascada Velo de Novia?
Access is usually open from 6:00 to 18:30 every day. Arriving early in the morning is recommended for good light and fewer crowds. These hours are indicative: confirm the park status before travelling, especially in the rainy season.
How much does it cost to enter Cascada Velo de Novia?
Entry to the Parque Velo de Novia is free. A voluntary contribution of 20–50 Mexican pesos is usually requested for maintenance. It is not a mandatory payment and it is good to bring cash.
Does parking cost anything?
Yes, the guarded parking next to the entrance costs approximately 50 MXN per car per day. On weekends and holidays it fills up early.
Do they accept cards or cash only?
At the entrance and parking, cash (Mexican pesos) is the norm. Bring small bills; food stalls and activities also operate mainly in cash.
How much does rappel at the waterfall cost?
Rappel (abseiling) with certified guides and prior booking costs approximately 850 pesos per person. It is not a drop-in activity: it must be arranged with an authorized guide before the visit.
Keep exploring
Related guides to Cascada Velo de Novia
How to get there
Routes from CDMX, Toluca and Valle de Bravo, and where to park in San Lorenzo.
Hiking & viewpoints
The main trail, the upper viewpoints and safety.
Best time to visit
When water flow peaks and when it is less crowded.
What to see nearby
Valle de Bravo lake, historic center, La Peña, El Molino and more.