Explora las maravillas del Sistema Arrecifal Mesoamericano en este exclusivo National Geographic Day Tour. Guiado por especialistas marinos, tendrás una oportunidad única de presenciar el impacto humano en el arrecife y el blanqueamiento del coral. A esto le seguirá una detallada charla sobre medidas prácticas para la restauración del arrecife.
Zarparás cuando las aguas estén tranquilas y te aventurarás en dos arrecifes diferentes, cada uno de ellos decolorados debido al calentamiento global, a la contaminación del agua y a los microplásticos. Visita el arrecife conocido como «El Meco», que cuenta con los corales más jóvenes, lo que lo convierte en una atracción muy especial.
Los barcos utilizados para la excursión están certificados con la Bandera Azul del turismo sostenible, lo que garantiza que se ajusta a las prácticas ecológicas. Por el camino, también conocerás la fauna local y te comerás un riquísimo burrito mexicano.
Durante esta experiencia, sentirás la motivación de proteger estos ecosistemas marinos, que es el objetivo del proyecto Pristine Seas, patrocinado por National Geographic. Este proyecto ha realizado expediciones al banco Chinchorro, una parte importante del Sistema Arrecifal Mesoamericano. El trabajo de este proyecto subraya la relevancia de salvaguardar los entornos marinos de la influencia humana, protegiendo al mismo tiempo los últimos lugares salvajes de nuestros océanos.
Al unirte a esta visita, te implicas en la vital importancia de preservar y proteger el precioso Sistema Arrecifal Mesoamericano. Admira con tus propios ojos las maravillas del océano y conoce en profundidad los arrecifes de coral y su papel fundamental en la biosfera.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Desvelando la importancia de la restauración de los arrecifes de Cancún
- Embárcate en una exclusiva excursión en velero por la costa de Cancún con especialistas marinos para identificar corales blanqueados, aprender sobre la restauración de arrecifes y apoyar el turismo sostenible.
- Explora las maravillas costeras de Cancún para aprender prácticas marinas sostenibles y cómo contribuyen a la restauración de nuestro entorno natural.
- Descubre la relación entre la actividad humana, el calentamiento global y la delicada fauna local mientras descubres parte de uno de los sistemas de arrecifes de coral más grandes del mundo y compruebas de primera mano los efectos del blanqueamiento.
- Conecta con el proyecto Pristine Seas, patrocinado por National Geographic, que te motivará a proteger los últimos lugares salvajes de nuestros océanos.
- Cómete un burrito a bordo mientras navegas por las aguas turquesas de la costa de Cancún.
Crucero en catamarán
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Chaleco salvavidas
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Snorkeling
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Almuerzo
Crucero en catamarán
- No recomendable para mujeres embarazadas o personas con problemas de espalda
- No apto para sillas de ruedas
- Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
- Traer toalla
- Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas
- No recomendable para personas con problemas de salud
- No recomendable para personas con problemas cardio-respiratorios
La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia
Basado en 18 valoraciones de clientes reales
Brooke
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025Viajó en pareja
18 - 24 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
Great day over all … but when being dropped off by bus there was no guidance or signs as to where to go and then it was carnage when you got to the ch ...
StS
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó solo
35 - 44 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
Interessante Schnorcheltour mit 2 anderen Teilnehmern- sehr gut. Meine Erwartungen zu den Informationen über den Erhalt und die Aufbauarbeit der Riffe ...
PatrickW
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
The presentation was cut short as the projector stopped working. We were told that the reef is a symbiotic relationship between the coral building ani ...
Diana
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó con la familia
35 - 44 años
Bien
Valoración global3/5
Frederik
De Alemania - abril de 2025Viajó en pareja
18 - 24 años
Muy mal
Valoración global1/5
Wir wurden gar nicht erst abgeholt weil ein fehler bei der transportplanung passiert ist.
Brenda
De Estados Unidos de América - marzo de 2025Viajó en pareja
55 - 64 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
Abraham the guide was excellent and gave a fascinating talk on the coral reef and fish in the sea. Looked after us well on the boat and gave ongoing c ...
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