Celestun Tour from Merida
We arrived at the Celestún Biosphere Reserve, an ecotourism park in the state of Yucatán, where we boarded a boat for a two-hour tour through the mangroves. The tour included visits to:
1. Bird Island, a resting area for a wide variety of local and migratory birds.
2. The point where the sea meets the estuary.
3. The area for observing pink flamingos.
4. A mangrove tunnel.
5. A natural spring.
6. A Mayan clay bath.
7. The ruins of La Herradura.
Afterward, we headed to the beach to enjoy La Ramada de la Tía Candi, a beachfront restaurant where you can use the lounge chairs, restrooms, and showers. Lunch is included, and you'll have free time to swim and explore the surrounding area before returning to Mérida.
The food menu, tour recommendations, and meeting points can be found in the FAQ section on this page.
Places to visit: Celestún Pier, Mangrove Reserve
Bird Resting Area
Flamingo Watching
Mangrove Tunnel
Division of the Estuary and the Sea
Mayan Mud Bath
Celestún Beach
What includes?
- Comfortable, air-conditioned transportation
- Certified guide throughout the tour
- Boat tour
- Lunch (one dish of your choice)
- Binoculars for birdwatching
- Cooler with ice in the van
- Drinks in restaurant are not included
Official Boarding Point:
8:00 a.m. – Santa Ana Park
60th Street between 45th and 47th Streets
- Wear light beachwear, sandals, or water shoes.
- Wear your swimsuit and bring a separate towel if you plan to participate in the Mayan bathing activity on the beach.
- Wear a hat or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent.
- Eat a good breakfast before the tour.
- At the start of the tour, we'll stop at a convenience store to purchase anything you might need. You can also bring water and snacks for the trip.
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ADULT
$123.00
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