Esplora le meraviglie del sistema corallino mesoamericano in questo esclusivo National Geographic Day Tour. In compagnia di specialisti marini, avrai l'opportunità unica di fare snorkeling, capire l'impatto che l'uomo ha sulla barriera corallina e osservare lo sbiancamento dei coralli. Assisterai anche a un discorso approfondito sulle misure attuabili per il ripristino della barriera corallina.
Salpando quando le acque sono più calme, ti avventurerai verso due diverse barriere coralline, ciascuna colpita dallo sbiancamento dovuto al riscaldamento globale, all'inquinamento dell'acqua e alle microplastiche. Visita la barriera corallina conosciuta come "El Meco", che vanta i coralli più giovani, i quali la rendono un'attrazione particolarmente speciale.
Le barche utilizzate per il tour sono certificate con la Bandiera Blu per il turismo sostenibile, che rende il tuo viaggio in linea con pratiche eco-consapevoli. Lungo il percorso, scoprirai anche la fauna locale e potrai concederti un delizioso pranzo a base di burrito.
Il tour ti invoglierà a proteggere questi ecosistemi marini, che è l'obiettivo del progetto Pristine Seas sponsorizzato da National Geographic. Il progetto ha effettuato spedizioni al Banco Chinchorro, una parte significativa del sistema corallino mesoamericano. Questo lavoro sottolinea l'importanza di salvaguardare gli ambienti marini dall'influenza umana, proteggendo al contempo gli ultimi luoghi selvaggi dei nostri oceani.
Partecipando a questo tour, apprenderai l'importanza vitale di preservare e proteggere il prezioso sistema corallino mesoamericano. Scopri di persona le meraviglie dell'oceano e acquisisci una profonda comprensione delle barriere coralline e del loro ruolo fondamentale nella biosfera.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Scopri l'importanza del ripristino della barriera corallina di Cancun
- Partecipa a un esclusivo tour in catamarano lungo la costa di Cancun con specialisti dell'ecosistema marino e oceanografi. Identifica i coralli sbiancati, impara cosa serve a ripristinare la barriera corallina e sostieni il turismo sostenibile.
- Esplora le meraviglie della costa di Cancun con specialisti marini e oceanografi locali e apprendi le pratiche marine sostenibili e come puoi contribuire al ripristino del nostro ambiente naturale.
- Apprendi il collegamento tra l'attività umana, il riscaldamento globale e la delicata fauna locale mentre scopri parte di uno dei più grandi sistemi di barriera corallina del mondo e osserva in prima persona gli effetti dello sbiancamento.
- Collegati al progetto Pristine Seas, sponsorizzato da National Geographic, che motiva a proteggere gli ultimi luoghi selvaggi dei nostri oceani.
- Gusta un burrito servito a bordo mentre solchi le acque turchesi della costa di Cancun.
Crociera in catamarano
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Tasse d'ingresso
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Giubotto di salvataggio
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Crociera in catamarano
- Non adatto a donne incinte o persone con problemi alla schiena
- Non adatto a sedie a rotelle
- Porta costume da bagno, asciugamano e crema solare
- Porta un asciugamano
- Porta con te del denaro extra per spese aggiuntive o mance
- Non adatto a persone con problemi di salute
- Non adatto a persone con problemi cardio-respiratori
Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza
Basato su 18 recensioni di clienti verificati
Brooke
Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025Viaggio di coppia
18 - 24 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva4/5
Great day over all … but when being dropped off by bus there was no guidance or signs as to where to go and then it was carnage when you got to the ch ...
StS
Da Stati Uniti d'America - maggio 2025Viaggio da solo
35 - 44 anni
Ottimo
Valutazione complessiva4/5
Interessante Schnorcheltour mit 2 anderen Teilnehmern- sehr gut. Meine Erwartungen zu den Informationen über den Erhalt und die Aufbauarbeit der Riffe ...
PatrickW
Da Stati Uniti d'America - aprile 2025Viaggio di coppia
45 - 54 anni
Ottimo
Valutazione complessiva4/5
The presentation was cut short as the projector stopped working. We were told that the reef is a symbiotic relationship between the coral building ani ...
Diana
Da Stati Uniti d'America - aprile 2025Viaggio di famiglia
35 - 44 anni
Ottimo
Valutazione complessiva3/5
Frederik
Da Germania - aprile 2025Viaggio di coppia
18 - 24 anni
Pessimo
Valutazione complessiva1/5
Wir wurden gar nicht erst abgeholt weil ein fehler bei der transportplanung passiert ist.
Brenda
Da Stati Uniti d'America - marzo 2025Viaggio di coppia
55 - 64 anni
Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva4/5
Abraham the guide was excellent and gave a fascinating talk on the coral reef and fish in the sea. Looked after us well on the boat and gave ongoing c ...
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