Snorkeling at Marietas

What is this about?

Marietas Islands, one of the most important wildlife sanctuaries in Mexico’s Pacific coast formed long ago by volcanic activity, the archipelago are two formations of uninhabited islands– long island and round island… Dominated by large caves and cliffs, that protects coral reef, multicolored tropical fishes.

These Islands are the home of a vast colony of sea birds, such as the true pirate of the sky, the magnificent frigate bird, egrets, herons, sea gulls, pelicans, brown boobies and the world famous galapagos Blue-footed Booby. Different species of corals inhabit these areas and of course, many different species of fish enjoy the safety and productivity of the surrounding waters. You might spot King Angelfish, Panamic Sergeant Majors, Cortez Chubs, Giant Damselfish, Moorish Idol, Rainbow Wrasse, and many more.

 

What is included?

3 Hours at the Marietas Island.
Expedition leader English-Speaking.
Snorkeling Equipment (mask, snorkel, fins, snorkeling vest)
Lunch style deli and soft drinks. (baguette, granola bars, bottled water, juice, soda)
Possible sighting during the journey of dolphins, manta rays, sea turtles and whales (in season)

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Restrictions

• Not suitable for pregnant women or people with back problems.

Recommendations

• Swimming suit.
• Waterproof camera.
• Sunscreen.
• Hat.
• Sandals.
• Shorts and a light jacket.