Where we meet
Cholula
The Great Pyramid, now a hill with a yellow church on top and the volcano behind. Climb it at sunset, then eat on the square.
Puebla & Cholula
A connection with nature and its immensity from the sky.
Puebla and Cholula visitor guide
Mole, the largest pyramid on Earth and two volcanoes. Two hours from Mexico City.
Getting here
No car needed.
Mexico City (TAPO) → Puebla (CAPU): 2 h by bus. CAPU → Cholula: 25 min by taxi or ride-share.
We meet at the shop, steps from the pyramid. We drive you to the hill and back.
“A great experience that I would do again! The instructors are very professional. I recommend it 100%, 10/10.”
What else to see.
30 minutes away
Puebla
A historic centre of talavera tile and baroque. Mole poblano, chiles en nogada in season, and the Palafoxiana Library.
40 minutes away
Atlixco
The flower town you see from the air. Warm all year; in October, the Valley of Catrinas.
2.5 hours away
Zacatlán & Chignahuapan
Mountains, apples and cider; Christmas baubles and hot springs. An overnight trip.
The practical bits.
- Money. Mexican pesos. Cash or Visa/Mastercard. $200 MXN deposit per person.
- Altitude. Cholula sits at 2,150 m (7,050 ft). Drink water on day one.
- Clothes. Closed shoes, a light jacket, sunscreen.
- Weight. 20 to 95 kg (44–209 lb). We do not fly pregnant passengers.
- Language. Spanish or English, in the air and on WhatsApp.
- Season. November to April has the most reliable wind. In the rainy season, mornings are best.
- Time zone. Central Mexico (UTC−6) all year.
- The volcano. Popocatépetl puffs steam often. It is monitored and does not affect flights unless authorities say so.
When are you coming?
We will suggest the best time to fly.