Can you swim in Sian Ka An?
The water is crystal clear, so you can easily spot fish swimming around. But look up in the air too, as Sian Ka’an is known for over 300 species of birds.
Can you stay in Sian Ka An?
Most of Sian Ka’an is protected land and not inhabited, so if you want to stay there you will need to visit Punta Allen which is a small town within the Biosphere.
How do you get from Playa del Carmen to Sian Ka An?
There is no direct connection from Playa del Carmen to Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. However, you can take the bus to Felipe Carrillo Puerto then take the travel to Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Alternatively, you can take the bus to Felipe Carrillo Puerto then take the travel to Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve.
How do I get to muyil?
Just drive past the town of Tulum for about 20 minutes until you find the sign Muyil; easy. If you don’t want to be bothered by renting a car, no worries, you can get a Taxi in Tulum talk to the driver about your return time. He will either wait for you or just come back. They are usually reliable.
Are there crocodiles in Sian Kaan?
Visibility is beyond incredible in the Sian Ka’an and you’re guaranteed to see at least most of the Riviera Maya’s big five: crocodiles (in the mangroves), dolphins, turtles, rays and manatees !
How do you pronounce Sian Ka An?
I had commandeered my friend Susan to come to Mexico with me in January to visit Sian Ka’an (pronounced see-AHN KHAN, Maya for ”where the sky is born”) and also another, more accessible Yucatán reserve, Celestún, famous for its flamingos.
Can you climb muyil?
Climb the steep steps of the observation tower There is an observation tower to climb to get an good look over the treetops and looking over to the lagoon. It is a ladder like climb, so be prepared for a steep ascent.
Can you climb muyil ruins?
Less than a half-hour’s drive south of Tulum, just off Highway 307, you can see the impressive and steep-walled pyramids of the Muyil Ruins. The archaeological site in Quintana Roo, Mexico is also located along the Sian Ka’an biosphere reserve, where you can hike and take a Muyil River float tour.
What country is home to a magical cenote?
The regional term is specifically associated with the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, where cenotes were commonly used for water supplies by the ancient Maya, and occasionally for sacrificial offerings.