Top Puerto Escondido Wildlife Watching

This experience is unique because not everyone is preserving the endangered species, especially the turtles that if we had not stopped in 1990 we no longer knew the turtles, it is also one of the only places where the phenomenon of dinoflagellates is appreciated.

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This combination of a horseback tour and a hot springs visit is the ultimate way to appreciate the nature and wildlife of Mexico. Follow your guide on beautiful off-road trails—including parts of the route through shallow water, and visit traditional village houses that you wouldn't uncover alone. The trip also goes to a hot spring area, where it's possible to swim and relax in the water.

Heighten your chances of spotting wild dolphins on a boat cruise from Puerto Escondido, the ideal choice for travelers interested in nature and wildlife. With the help of your guide’s local knowledge, you’ll sail the Pacific Ocean in search of five dolphin species and get unobstructed views of secluded beaches from the water. Plus, convenient hotel pickup is included.

Explore the three sections of the Manialtepec—ocean, lagoon and river—to enjoy the beauty of birdwatching and nature by kayak. This sunrise adventure typically includes a variety of endemic and migratory birds and mangrove tunnels with breathtaking views of the ocean and mainland. To finish, we'll gather to enjoy an authentic regional Oaxacan meal, including sopes, quesadillas and aguas frescas.

Explore the beauty of a native Oaxacan town on horseback when you book this excursion from Puerto Escondido. Ride through stunning landscapes of agricultural fields, rivers, lagoons, and beaches. You can also see where the Manialtepec Lagoon meets the Pacific Ocean and learn about bioluminescence all while watching the sun dip below the horizon.