Punta Laguna Nature Reserve (Otoch Ma'ax Yetel Kooh) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Punta Laguna Nature Reserve. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Coba Ruins, Punta Laguna Nature Reserve, Cenote, and Mayan Family

• Wild Monkey Tour (Private, Half Day)

• Private Mayan Inland Expedition: Coba Ruins, Punta Laguna, and Mayan Family

• Coba and Punta Laguna from Tulum and Dos Ojos Snorkel - Small Group - All Inclusive

• Coba and Monkey Sanctuary Punta Laguna Private Tour

The current entrance fee for Punta Laguna Nature Reserve is about 200 pesos per person; be sure to bring cash, as card payment is not accepted for entry. Additional experiences are available for an extra fee, such as guided monkey tours, canoeing, and ziplining. Guided tours that include activities typically start at around US$150 per person.

Punta Laguna Nature Reserve is known for its rich biodiversity, particularly its population of spider monkeys. Here, you can experience the jungle and observe wildlife in its natural habitat. The reserve is also famous for its cenotes, canopy ziplining, rappelling, and guided nature tours. It’s a popular spot for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

To get to Punta Laguna Nature Reserve from Tulum, head north toward Coba via Highway 109; the drive takes about one hour. From Cancun, take Highway 307 south toward Playa del Carmen, then connect to Highway 109 north toward Coba; the drive takes around 2.5 hours. Consider renting a car or joining a tour with round-trip transportation for convenience, as public transportation options are limited.

The best time of year to visit Punta Laguna Nature Reserve is during the dry season from November to April. This period offers pleasant weather with lower humidity and less rain, making it ideal for outdoor activities including hiking, wildlife-watching, and ziplining. While Punta Laguna is less crowded than other major tourist spots, visiting during the off-peak months—November to mid-December or after Easter—is recommended.

When visiting Punta Laguna Nature Reserve, wear light, breathable clothing to stay comfortable in the warm, humid jungle environment. Long sleeves and pants are recommended to protect against insects and plants. Sturdy, closed-toe shoes or hiking boots are best for the uneven terrain. If you plan to swim in the cenotes, a swimsuit is a must. And don’t forget to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, water, and cash.