Die alten Maya nannten es „Wo der Himmel beginnt“ - und Sian Ka'an hat definitiv einen Hauch von Himmel. Mit seinen Mangroven, Korallenriffen, Wildtieren und archäologischen Stätten ist es sowohl UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe als auch Biosphärenreservat - ein seltenes Doppel, das es in die Champions League der Naturparks bringt. Manon, eine unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: „Ich kam zum ersten Mal als Besucherin aus der Normandie nach Sian Ka'an und verliebte mich sofort in die Gegend - jetzt arbeite ich in diesem Paradies. Ich komme jeden Tag hierher und habe nie zweimal die gleiche Erfahrung gemacht.“
Das Abenteuer beginnt in dem Moment, in dem Sie das Boot betreten, um die dichten Mangroven zu erkunden. Während Sie durch das Reservat fahren, werden Sie von Flora und Fauna umgeben sein - über 300 Arten sind hier zu Hause, darunter Vögel, Krokodile und Delfine. Während das Boot dahintreibt, wird Ihr Tourguide Sie auf einzigartige Pflanzenarten hinweisen, die in diesem Feuchtgebiet gedeihen, und Ihnen ihre wichtige Rolle bei der Aufrechterhaltung des ökologischen Gleichgewichts erläutern. Anschließend fahren Sie hinaus in die Karibik, um an einem der am besten erhaltenen Riffe der Gegend zu schnorcheln. Zudem werfen Sie den Anker an einem flachen Sandstrand mit Ebbe und kristallklarem Wasser, der hier als La Piscina bekannt ist.
Der Nachmittag steht dann ganz im Zeichen der Entspannung. Sie fahren nach Punta Allen, einem kleinen Maya-Fischerdorf, wo Sie einheimische Gerichte probieren können, bevor Sie sich zurücklehnen und entspannen können. Ein idyllischer Abschluss eines Tages inmitten der atemberaubenden Naturlandschaft von Cancun.
Sian Ka'an Reservat Tour mit Bootsfahrt
- Erleben Sie eine Fahrt durch die Mangroven auf einer Bootssafari
- Entdecken Sie Krokodile und Vögel, die in der Gegend leben
- Genießen Sie ein Mittagsbuffet in einem Fischerdorf
- Schnorcheln Sie in einem geschützten Korallenriff
- Ortskundiger Tourguide mit unübertroffener Kenntnis von Sian Ka'an
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- Bringen Sie Badesachen und biologisch abbaubare Sonnencreme mit, da keine anderen Sonnenschutzmittel erlaubt sind. Sollten Sie keine abbaubare Sonnencreme haben, dann packen Sie eine Kopfbedeckung und ein langärmeliges T-Shirt ein
- Diese Tour führt Sie in ein sehr abgelegenes Gebiet, daher raten wir allen Gästen, die an einer Krankheit leiden und/oder besondere medizinische Bedürfnisse benötigen, sehr sorgfältig darüber nachzudenken, diese Tour zu buchen
- Es können Einschränkungen in Bezug auf Größe, Gewicht und/oder Alter gelten
- Kopfbedeckung mitbringen
- Nicht geeignet für werdende Mütter oder Gäste mit Rückenproblemen
- Abhängig von den Wetterverhältnissen
- Nicht geeignet für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Mobilität
- Nicht geeignet für Familien mit kleinen Kindern
- Bargeld für Extras oder Trinkgelder
- Biologisch abbaubares Insektenschutzmittel mitbringen
- Handtuch mitbringen
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Aus Deutschland - Dezember 2024Als Paar gereist
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Es wurden für den Tag 8 Stunden veranschlagt.wir waren jedoch mit Transport von 5:40 Uhr- 19: 40 Uhr unterwegs.
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25 - 34 Jahre alt
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Tourguide Oleg war super, Deutsch und Englisch in unserer Gruppe gut gemischt und bestens Erklärungen gemacht. Der ganze Ausflug war Super.( Bootsfahr ...
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Einer der besten Ausflüge die ich gebucht habe. Der Guide war perfekt und der Ausflug ein tolles Erlebnis.
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