L'aventure à cheval Nous vous proposons une expérience avec coucher de soleil sur la plage, Puerto Suelo et sources chaudes près de Manialtepec. Un guide équitation vous accompagnera pour vous faire découvrir cette aventure.
C'est une visite magique qui nous mettra en contact avec la nature dans sa splendeur maximale, nous observerons le ciel étoilé, nous écouterons le son de la nature et nous nous baignerons dans les étoiles...
Leaving from the hotels within the urban zone of Puerto Escondido you will head to the community of ‘Las Negras’, where there is a natural charm, the Manialtepec lagoon, a wonderful natural refugee of multiple species of migratory birds; you will aboard a boat to cross the spectacular labyrinths formed by the mangroves where various birds safeguard, it will surprise you the natural rich that is found in this wetland of great importance worldwide.
Witness the enchanting spectacle of bioluminescence on this unique night tour from Puerto Escondido. After a brief drive to Las Negras, board a boat and venture into a serene lagoon where microorganisms illuminate the water, creating a magical experience. Feel the glow as you swim in the bioluminescent waters, surrounded by nature's sounds. This tour invites you to disconnect and rejuvenate in a rare natural wonder, providing an unforgettable connection to the environment. Ideal for travelers seeking adventure and tranquility, this tour lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes and requires a minimum of two participants. - 2.5-hour night tour exploring the bioluminescent lagoon - Round-trip transportation from your hotel included - Experience swimming in glowing waters for a unique connection with nature - Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers
Sunset in the manialtepec lagoon with bioluminescence
The sunset at the Manialtepec Lagoon is a natural spectacle that paints the sky and water in vibrant shades. The experience culminates with the phenomenon of bioluminescence, when the water in the lagoon shines brightly at nightfall. The lagoon is home to microorganisms called dinoflagellates that glow in the dark. When moving the water, the plankton emits a bright blue light, visible when it is already at night. For better observation, the sky should ideally be dark, so avoid full moon nights. The rainy season (May to December) is the best time to appreciate this phenomenon more intensely.
