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Duration:
7 Hours |
>> Itinerary: 7:30 - 15:00 hrs |
>>Participants:
2 - 12 Persons |
>> Activities Included: <<
1. Guided Tour in the Archaeological Site of Kohunlich
2. Visit to Xulha Secret Lagoon
>> Breakfast Included <<
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1. Guided Tour in the Archaeological Site of Kohunlich
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This site was first visited by the American archaeologist Raymond Merwin, when the place was known by the name of Clarksville, referring to the logging camp three kilometers north of the monumental area of Kohunlich.
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>> This activity consists of a guided tour in The Archaeological Site of Kohunlich, where we will visit the imposing structures, figureheads and one of the best preserved ball game estructure that is among the pyramidal bases of this archaeological site.
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2. Visit the Secret Lagoon of Xul-Ha
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The Secret Lagoon of Huuay is a lagoon with beautiful colors characterized by beautiful shades of turquoise blue located in the heart of the Maya Jungle near the Archeological Zones of Kohunlich and Dzibanche, . This lagoon has a pleasant temperature to swim in its crystalline waters and is the habitat of a large number of animal species, mainly local and migratory birds that inhabit it and if we are lucky we can observe some of them during the visit to this lagoon.
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>> During this activity we can enjoy the beautiful waters of this lagoon where we can admire an incredible unique landscape in the region as well as swim and enjoy the pleasant temperature to cool off a little bit of the heat and/or drink a refreshing drink on the shore of the lagoon.
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2 Persons: $1800 MXN |
>> 3 Persons: $1600 MXN |
>> 4 - 12 Persons: $1400 MXN |
>> Minors From 6 to 12 Years: $1400 MXN
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> Conservation Fees are per person and includes the following: <
>> Entrance to The Archaeological Site of Kohunlich >> Entrance to The Archaeological Site of Dzibanche - Kinichná >> Complete Breakfast >> Visit to the Hul-Ha Secret Lagoon
>> Donation for our Jaguar Conservation Proyect:
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> Departing Points: < Bacalar Hotels Chetumal Hotels
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>> Conservation Fees help us to keep our conservation projects, to help to protect the Biodiversity and Nature of the Rainforest and its amazing biodiversity
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