Top Nature Reserves in Quintana Roo

Don’t forget to bring a good pair of water shoes! The bottom of the lagoon can be a bit rocky, and they made my experience way more comfortable.

I recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks, as the food options there are limited and a bit pricey. There's nothing like enjoying a picnic by the lagoon.

I recommend exploring the cenote fully; there’s a part that’s super shallow and calm. I totally thought it was just a swimming hole, but I found some cool spots once I wandered around!

Don't forget to bring your own snorkeling gear if you have it! Rentals can be pricey, and honestly, it’s so much nicer using your own stuff.

If you have time, spend some extra moments just lounging by the water. It’s super relaxing and a perfect way to soak in the natural vibe.

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The onsite options are limited and kinda pricey. I regretted not packing a picnic when I saw the prices.

Don't skip the snorkeling! I almost did because I thought it would be boring, but it was such a highlight for me. Just keep an eye on the time to make sure you don’t miss your tour slots.

Bring a waterproof phone case or camera! The cenotes are so picturesque and you don't want to miss capturing those stunning shots. Just don't forget to keep it safe!

I think packing some snacks and water is a good idea, especially if you're planning on spending the whole day there. The food options are limited and a bit pricey

I suggest visiting right when they open at 9 AM. The place was less crowded, and I got some awesome pics without a bunch of people in the background.

Bring your own snacks and water. The on-site food is a bit pricey. I ended up spending way too much just for a sandwich!

I suggest packing snacks and water; there's not a lot of places to buy food or drinks once you're in Sian Ka'an. I ran out of energy on a long trek and wished I'd brought more with me!

I recommend wearing good hiking shoes. The paths can get muddy and a bit slippery, making it tough if you're in flip-flops or sandals. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later!

If you can, Visit around 8 AM to witness the monkeys during their most active hours... You'll get some amazing photos and less crowd before the tour groups arrive