1. The Zafra period that includes the months of March to August, where sugarcane work activities are daily trades in more than half of the Ribera del Río Hondo, that is, from Juan Sarabia to Cacao; In the other riverside towns the planting of citrus fruits, coconut palms, livestock, and harvesting of chili and/or palapero grass, they are activities that represent an income for many families in the area; In this period the economy remains stable.
2. In the re-planting period, that is, when the harvest ends, the population carries out other activities such as: the sale of palapero grass, sale of palms or they emigrate to other cities in the state in search of work, or manage to survive with the profits generated during the harvest, since there are few people who are dedicated to re-planting cane.
Along the Ribera del Río Hondo there is a wide variety of spas for different tastes. On this route you can meet them and enjoy nature in all its splendor; a quick way to get to know the area surrounding the Río Hondo.
The Ribera del Río Hondo is rich in culture, history and natural resources, an area that today is used in agriculture, livestock and other field work; Currently, it is beginning to focus on tourism as an economic development given the privileged nature of the destination.
The economic activity of the Ribera del Río Hondo is divided into two periods:
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