Ranching and Glamping Experience in the Deep Tropical Jungle of Mexico’s Huasteca Potosina Region

Deep within the lush, untamed landscapes of the Huasteca Xi, Uy region—home to ancient prehispanic roots and vibrant biodiversity—lies a 1,600-hectare family-operated ranch that offers far more than a place to stay. This is a living, breathing ecosystem where regenerative agriculture meets cultural preservation, and guests are invited to fully immerse themselves in both.

Run by a third-generation ranching family committed to sustainability and community upliftment, the property features 100 hectares of drip-irrigated sugarcane, corn, fruits, and vegetables, alongside another 100 hectares of pasture where Black Angus cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs are raised with care. The remaining land remains largely untouched—rich in native flora and teeming with wildlife, nourished by three surrounding rivers and a mineral-rich natural spring.

Guests can stay in comfortable ranch house rooms, private cabins, or glamping tents set amidst the tropical jungle. Wake up to the sounds of exotic birds and flowing water, and spend your days exploring miles of trails, fishing in the rivers, learning about regenerative ranching practices, or simply enjoying a meal made from fresh, homegrown ingredients. Whether you're looking for a digital detox (with optional Starlink Wi-Fi), or meaningful connection with nature and culture, this is an unforgettable escape from the modern world.