Natural Reserves
The Yucatan Peninsula has plenty of natural reserves. In addition to its reefs and turquoise waters, which are home to species such as dolphins, sea turtles, whale sharks, and a diverse array of fish, there are other ecosystems such as tropical rainforests, mangroves, swamps, cenotes, and underground caves.
These habitats are home to unique wildlife such as jaguars, opossums, coatis, spider monkeys, howler monkeys, crocodiles, and various types of birds, among others, making this destination an invaluable gem for nature enthusiasts. Most of the services offered in these natural areas directly benefit the communities, as they are generally managed through cooperatives of local maya population.
CENOTES QUEST
A WALK THROUGHT THE MAYAN JUNGLE
Embark on a two-hour walk through jungle trails, the perfect refreshing escape from the crowds and caribbean heat. Along the way, we'll discover and swim in the mystical waters of five pristine cenotes.
These crystal-clear pools, nestled in their natural surroundings, offer an invigorating experience that will revitalize your senses.
Aprox. duration: 3.5 hours.
Starting at $255 USD for 2 people.
RIA LAGARTOS
A BOAT RIDE TO THE HOME OF THE FLAMINGO
Ria Lagartos is home to numerous fauna, beside their iconic flamingos, along the tour, we will pass by ¨Las Coloradas," where we can see the salt extraction sites. Later, we can enjoy a rejuvenating Maya mud bath in white clay, known for its mineral properties, finally we will head to a beach on a nearby island, to clean off the clay and swim.
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MUYIL & SIAN KA´AN RESERVE
LAGOON TOUR & CANAL FLOAT
MuyiI had a important role connecting the Caribbean to the inland through its system of canals and lagoons. The boat tour traverses two stunning turquoise water lagoons and navigates through the mangrove channels. where we will float along the water stream through the canals
ISLA CONTOY
SNORKELING & ISLA MUJERES
Isla Contoy National Park is considered an important nesting site for seabirds like frigates, cormorants, and herons among others. With a daily visitor limit of 200 people, fortunate visitors can admire its unspoiled sandy beaches and pristine surroundings. The tour also includes a 40-minute snorkeling stop at Ixlache Reef, a part of the Mesoamerican Reef system, and an additional hour to explore Isla Mujeres.
WHALE SHARK TOUR
FROM JUNE 1ST TO SEPTEMBER 17TH
In the Northern waters of I.Mujeres, we can find the largest gathering of whale sharks in the world, In this incredible adventure you will be swimming beside these gentle giants, later we will navigate to Playa Norte beach in I. Mujeres, where you will have time to relax and enjoy some snacks and non-alcoholic beverages.