4 / 5 - 4 reviews
How to get there
Three hours from Cancún by bus
When to go
All year round
Minimum stay
2 or 3 days
Río Lagartos (Mexico)
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Emilie Couillard
Practical information on Río Lagartos
Reviews of Río Lagartos
This tiny fishing village lies at the gateway to one of Mexico's most beautiful nature reserves. Amongst the things you can seen there are mangroves, pink flamingoes, pelicans and barracuda: in short, a very impressive range of biodiversity.
My suggestion:
During the Río Lagartos Estuary tour our guide invited us to take a mud bath. Afterwards, to clean ourselves up again, we went to wash in an extremely saline pool where you can literally float in the water: an extraordinary experience.
My review
What lovely memories come to mind when I think back to the day that lay ahead of me in Río Lagartos. Let me tell you all about my adventure (which involved experiences you definitely can't have at home!).
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Emilie Couillard
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Émilie Couillard
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Émilie Couillard
This tiny fishing village lies at the gateway to one of Mexico's most beautiful nature reserves. Amongst the things you can seen there are mangroves, pink flamingoes, pelicans and barracuda: in short, a very impressive range of biodiversity.
My suggestion:
During the Río Lagartos Estuary tour our guide invited us to take a mud bath. Afterwards, to clean ourselves up again, we went to wash in an extremely saline pool where you can literally float in the water: an extraordinary experience.
My review
What lovely memories come to mind when I think back to the day that lay ahead of me in Río Lagartos. Let me tell you all about my adventure (which involved experiences you definitely can't have at home!).
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Emilie Couillard
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Émilie Couillard
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Émilie Couillard
A small fishing village in the north of Yucatan which is the entry point to the amazing Rio Lagartos national park.
My suggestion:
Bird lovers who are going to the peninsula during a trip to Mexico should definitely go there - there are more than 200 species of birds!
My review
Rio Lagartos is such a tranquil village that it will make a good place to recuperate a bit during your holiday, a life-saving break in your busy schedule . You will certainly feel privileged to have found such a beautiful spot with so few tourists in it. It's a well guarded secret because it's only a hundred kilometres from Valladolid. So why deprive yourself?
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gajman
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Angel Schatz
A small fishing village in the north of Yucatan which is the entry point to the amazing Rio Lagartos national park.
My suggestion:
Bird lovers who are going to the peninsula during a trip to Mexico should definitely go there - there are more than 200 species of birds!
My review
Rio Lagartos is such a tranquil village that it will make a good place to recuperate a bit during your holiday, a life-saving break in your busy schedule . You will certainly feel privileged to have found such a beautiful spot with so few tourists in it. It's a well guarded secret because it's only a hundred kilometres from Valladolid. So why deprive yourself?
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gajman
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Angel Schatz
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