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But if you want to see giant turtles, stingrays, among other hidden sea gems, I would suggest you book a tour that would take you to explore deeper waters.

Put on your goggles or snorkeling kit, and dive into the clear blue water to discover the marvels of the ocean underworld! You can find sea shells, coral reef, and fish of all shapes and sizes, even close to the shore, especially around bulky rocks – be it natural or concrete (used to tie floating balloon and docking ships) – where they tend to hide. Adults are charged MXN 288 or USD 16, while children (4 to 12 years old) will be admitted for MXN 180 or USD 10. On a side note, the nature trail is rocky and relatively long, I would suggest comfortable footwear. I believe, if memory serves me well, you will only be able to access the lagoons, lighthouse and wildlife area (nature trail, crocodiles, and cenote). If you want to go for the entire tour and spend some time by the beach, I would recommend getting there as early as possible. Punta Sur Eco Beach opens Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. This is where you get to enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming! If you are looking for beaches, lagoons, reefs, and forested areas with a variety of walking trails, this is the place for you! Gaze upon the three lagoons (Laguna X’tacun, Laguna Chunchacab, and Laguna Colombia), go up Celarain lighthouse to get mesmerized by the astonishing view from above, and visit all three breath taking beaches (Anemona de Mar Beach Club, Pelicanos Beach Club, and Playa del Cielo) to enjoy the rest of your day by the great blue sea.

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Punta Sur is part of the 240 plus acre Parque Punta Sur, located at the southern tip of the island. It is the island’s largest ecological reserve! The Guest Services Manager arranged for the whole team to enjoy a day out driving jeeps around the island, snorkeling, eating lunch at the beach, playing volleyball and enjoying the ecstatic scenery! It was such a fun day! Punta Sur Eco Beach Park is one of those places I wish I had more time to explore.