Biosphere Reserve of Sian Ka'an occupies almost a third of the Caribbean coast of Mexico - 5280 square kilometers. With the Spanish name of this place means "where the sky begins." Once here, you will find yourself among the evergreen palm and mangrove forests, dense thickets of shrubs and sand dunes.

Sian Ka'an takes pride of place in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This island paradise is one of the most attractive places for tourists. Tour enormous Ecopark lasts about 10 hours. It can be walking and on a motorboat. As a rule, tourists are choosing the second option, because you will save power, quickly pass the less interesting place and you can make a stop where you want. For lovers of extreme sports there are kayak rentals. During one of the stops you will be asked to take a swim in the clear water among the mangroves.

Flora and fauna of the reserve is very diverse: more than 300 species of birds, turtles, manatees and even predatory crocodiles inhabit the territory of Sian Kaan.

But the main attraction of the reserve that attracts tourists is the village, where he still lives a tribe calls itself a direct descendent of the Maya. The path here is open, you can plunge into their way of life, to get to know their culture, cuisine and traditions. In addition, you will visit the ancient ruins of Mayan cities.