Top Tulum Bird Watching

Here’s what awaits you on this extraordinary journey: Pink Waters: As you walk along sandy paths, behold the mesmerizing spectacle of the rosy-hued water. Lake Rosado owes its unique color to a combination of saltwater and the algae that thrive in its saline depths, casting shades of pink and rose. Salt Process: Dive into the fascinating world of salt production. Learn about the intricate process behind the pink-colored ponds and the vital role they play in the region. Culinary Delights: At journey’s end, indulge in a gastronomic adventure. Savor freshly prepared seafood crafted by the local inhabitants. It’s a feast that celebrates the flavors of Yucatán. Wildlife Encounters: Immerse yourself in the natural habitat of diverse animals. From vibrant flamingos to other native species, witness the magic of wildlife thriving in their element. This isn’t just a tour—it’s an invitation to create unforgettable memories against the backdrop of Lake Rosado.

Immerse yourself in nature and go birdwatching at Sian Ka’an, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve near Tulum. Travel with a small group of just eight people and a local bird and wildlife guide to the Muyil archeological site. Learn about Maya culture while keeping an eye out for 40 to 80 different species of birds, depending on the time of year.

Snorkel with whale sharks on a full-day tour off the Yucatan coast from Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Tulum, or Riviera Maya hotels—something that you can only do in this part of the planet. Under the direction of a biologist guide, swim with the world’s largest fish. Your day includes lunch on the boat and transfers from many hotels, but the reef tax is payable in cash.

We will visit Capeh Chen Lagoon, where we will see manatees, crocodiles, hundreds of birds, pristine beaches, Mayan ruins, and a magical sunset.

Day pass with full access. Visit all the amenities of the park. Experience immersing yourself in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea to observe the flora and fauna of the second largest Mesoamerican reef in the world. Enjoy delicious dishes and fresh drinks at the seafront restaurants.

The Yucatan is known as one of the best places in the world to see whale sharks up close. But, for visitors, it can be tricky to know where to go for the best experience. Skip the guesswork with this full-day, small-group guided tour that takes you out onto the water and even below the surface to snorkel with the magnificent creatures. Afterward, visit Isla County and soak up the sun on Isla Mujeres' Playa Norte.