#caverns
“We need to go back through the cavern of monsters, she said. There is a way to reach the unseen road from here” - Henry Kuttner
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Do you want to know more than just beaches in Cancún? Here you have two options you can not miss it!!
Punta Laguna
One more precious secret in the Riviera Maya
A sanctuary for body and soul. Punta Laguna is considered a natural reserve and is very well looked after by groups of native Mayan families. Its population only reaches a few hundred and is also home and sanctuary to the spider monkey. It’s also home to the “saraguato’ monkey, …
Puuc, the route of the Mayan highlands
“Puuc” means mound or mountainous area, but we will show you that the elevations along the way can be amazing.
Archeology in all its stages: in the process of repair, completely restored and another, still fighting against the ravages of nature and time.
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You will be geared up to rappel 18 m. (60 ft) into the depths of a cenote. Swim and snorkel in crystal clear waters of a mystical Mayan underground river while exploring astounding rock formations. Then we will take you on a short journey to Yal Ku lagoon where you will enjoy snorkeling surrounded by exotic marine life, afterwards you can relax in one of the most beautiful sandy beaches of the Riviera Maya.
Mayan ruins, All terrain vehicles, snorkeling, caves, cenotes and much more with ourXtreme Adventure Combo Packages
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Nothing bad has ever happened in a cave.
PINNACLES NATIONAL PARK
Is one of the newest National Parks and it’s quite remarkable and fun to visit. When we went it was relatively empty besides a few rock climbers. We’re glad we brought our head lamps because there are some really cool caves to check out. Parts of the cave system close and open through out the year due to weather and bat activities so check the cavesite.
There are two separate entrances, east and west but no road connects the two together. We do plan to hike the circumference of the park one day.
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