Situated in the northern segment of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere reserve, Muyil serves as a glimpse into the ancient Mayan trade civilization. It offers breathtaking views of Mayan temples, including the El Castillo structure that stands 17 meters (57 ft) tall, nestled in the multifaceted semi-evergreen woodland of Sian Ka’an. An interpretive trail from this archaeological site leads to the highest viewpoint in Sian Ka’an where one can appreciate the lush jungle landscape and freshwater marshes. Upon arrival at the Muyil lagoon, a boat journey across two interconnected lagoons awaits, facilitated by a man-made canal that has served this purpose for countless centuries. Xlapak, the structure denoting the commencement of the lazy river journey, sets the stage for an incredible float down the pristine rainwater journey to the Caribbean sea. The 30-minute float surrounded by mangroves, orchids, and bromeliads is capped off with a delicious vegetarian picnic featuring seasonal fruit.

• Necessary COVID-19 prevention measures are implemented during the tour (50% capacity, Antibactial gel available and facemasks complusory, sanitization of vehicles and equipment, safe distance between all participants, groups from 2 to 6 people maximum, private tour possible)
• Only if necessary: Bio degradable Sun Screen & Bio Degradable Mosquito Repellent.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Don’t Forget to Bring:
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide.
• Sun glasses.
• Hat.
• Towel.
• Bathing Suit.
• Cash (Most of the local vendors only accept cash).
• Camera.
• Comfortable Shoes.
• Extra T-Shirt.
• If you present any of the following symptoms (fever, dry cough, tiredness, headaches, aches and pains), please refrain from joining the tour, contact us as soon as possible and look for medical assistance
• Forbidden for pregnant travelers