Cuexcomate

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Cuexcomate

Cuexcomate is called the smallest volcano of the world but actually it is an inactive geyser. Still, this is a fun place to visit with kids. The “volcano” is 13 meters (43 feet) tall and you can climb it up within 30 seconds. You can also descent into the excavated interior of the structure via a metal spiral staircase. Right outside the Cuexcomate there are two playgrounds and rest area.


    • This place is good for

    • Little kids
      (2-5)       100%
    • Grade schoolers
      (6-9)       100%
    • Tweens
      (10-13)       50%
    • Teens
      (14-18)       0%
    • Everyone
      (0-100)       0%
    • Children with
      special needs       0%

    • Recommended length

    • Up to 1 hour
      100%
    • 1-3 hours
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    • Half a day
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    • Full day
      0%
    • A day is not enough
      0%

    • Price

    • Free
      50%
    • $
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    • $$$
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      Features confirmed by parents

      • Restrooms

Reviews (1)

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    NomadMom

    USA, Washington DC

    8, 8

    A place to visit when you are in Puebla

    Reviewed 05 April 2017

    ''The world's smallest volcano'' is not an awe-inspiring sight and I wouldn't make a special trip just to see it. But since we were in Puebla we decided to pay it a visit. My children got a kick of the size of the crater as it is really, really tiny. They enjoyed climbing it up and down inside the crater. The whole experience takes maybe 10 minutes so it's a good thing that right next to the volcano there are two decent playgrounds where kids can play and burn a little more steam. This is a personal opinion of a KiddieMundo user.

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    Calle 2 Poniente 1
    72130 Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico

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