If you’re looking for a way to cool off without spending too much, Los Chorros de Talais a great natural secret very close to Guadalajara. A spa surrounded by forest, with a waterfall, pools, and areas to spend the day.
This place is about 45 minutes from Guadalajara, in the municipality of Tala, and is perfect for a quick weekend getaway or even an impromptu midweek outing.
Los Chorros de Tala, a natural spa with a waterfall

Los Chorros de Tala is a natural spa coveringaround 22 hectares that forms part of Bosque La Primavera, one of the green lungs of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area.
Its main attraction is awaterfall approximately 15 meters high, formed by currents from the Salado River. Visitors can enjoy this waterfall and its natural pools.
In addition to the river and waterfall, the spa has:
- Pools and slide
- Green areas for picnics
- Grills for cooking
- Sports courts
- Camping areas
- Restaurant, bathrooms, and showers
- Cabins to stay in
How much does it cost to enter Los Chorros de Tala?

Access is quite easy:
- Adults:$100 pesos
- Children aged 3 to 9:$80 pesos
The price includes the use of facilities such as swimming pools, bathrooms, showers, and access to the river.
If you want to stay longer, they also have camping and cabins. For more information, check their social media.
Hours:
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
How to get there from Guadalajara
Getting there is quite easy, and you don’t need to leave the metropolitan area for long.
By car
- Take theGuadalajara-Tepic highwaytowards the municipality of Tala.
- Before the macro-bypass, you will finda dirt road detour on the right.
- From there, drive about10 minutes along that roadto the entrance.
By public transport
You can also get there by bus:
- Take abus from the old bus station to Tala.
- Get off the highway and walkapproximately 2 km along a dirt roadto the spa.
Tips for visiting Los Chorros de Tala
1. Arrive early
It tends to get crowded on weekends, especially during the hot season.
2. Bring cash
Many services within the spa do not accept cards.
3. Water shoes or sneakers
The rocks near the waterfall can be slippery.
4. Sunscreen and insect repellent
You are practically in the forest.