- Marina Kaybal - The adventure begins aboard our kayaks where we will paddle exploring the different mangrove forests and the great biodiversity that inhabits the Nichupté lagoon, this activity is perfect to enjoy with family, friends, couple or alone, we include all the equipment and a bag dry for your valuables.
Allow yourself to be guided by adventure and fun experts through different types of panoramas in the lagoon, we will visit the bird tree where you will be able to observe a great variety of native birds, later we will continue our tour through a low area where we will explain the birth of the forests of mangrove and its importance with the reef, our tour will continue through the mangrove tunnels where we can see starfish, sea sponges and sea squirts.
This experience is UNIQUE in Cancun!!! It has a great biodiversity and contact with nature, get away from the noise of the city and experience this magical connection with local guides.
- Kayak, paddle and life jacket
- All fees and/or taxes
- Snacks
- Photographs
- Private transportation
Kayaking is our passion our way of life! Alfredo and I are certified guides in Natural Protected Areas and we both have our CPR/First Aid certification, we also are founders of Conexión Nativa Cancún a small local top rated kayak business with different adventure activities, you can check out our social media, we both are experienced and passionate kayakers and we truly believe we live in PARADISE.
Dany is a wildlife biologist and her love for nature and kayaking has been growing up since she lives in Cancún.
We have an intimate knowledge of the wildlife that live in Nichupté Lagoon and we know the best places for birdwatching and with the best wildlife viewings.
As pioneers in this mangrove expedition allow us to guide you in a UNIQUE experience and share our love for nature, no copies, the first and original KAYAK ADVENTURE ;)
- Not recommended for travelers weighing more than 110 kilograms
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
