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July 2, 2019
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In addition to all the natural, architectural, historical and cultural riches, the state of Quintana Roo in Mexico hides a great secret: A marine ecosystem with a diversity of flora and fauna that would leave anyone open-mouthed. The Mesoamerican...
In addition to all the natural, architectural, historical and cultural riches, the state of Quintana Roo in Mexico hides a great secret: A marine ecosystem with a diversity of flora and fauna that would leave anyone open-mouthed. The Mesoamerican Reef is the largest coral reef in the Americas, and the second largest in the world followed only by the tremendous oceanic barrier reef in Australia. It is so impressive and unique because it extends across four countries: Mexico as mentioned above, Belize, Honduras, and Guatemala. It measures 1000 kilometers in total, of which 300 of these are on the coasts of the Mexican Caribbean.
In this part of the Mexican reef, endangered species are protected, such as sea turtles, queen conch, manatees, horn coral, and the black reef. There are so many species of flora and fauna that it is believed that 25% of all marine life is housed within this biosphere. It also functions as a natural barrier of protection defending the coasts of erosion, waves, and hurricanes.
This incredible wonder of nature, also has 65 varieties of stony coral, 500 species of fish, 350 of mollusks and many species of crustaceans. Without a doubt, it is a natural paradise and a mecca for divers. It is a gateway to the wonders of the underwater world, full of riches in every imaginable aspect, just impressive!
Visiting the Mesoamerican reef is possible through one of the many tour operators available. Tulum is your ideal destination to get to the reef it and experience one of the greatest adventures of your life.
It is also important to know that since the Mexican coral reef receives thousands of tourist visits per year, this territory is protected under international ecological agreements so take your precautions and follow the directions on your next visit. Ask your Concierge for the best tours to the Mesoamerican reef, he’ll provide you with some exclusive options that you’ll surely find convenient.
In addition to all the natural, architectural, historical and cultural riches, the state of Quintana Roo in Mexico hides a great secret: A marine ecosystem with a diversity of flora and fauna that would leave anyone open-mouthed. The Mesoamerican Reef is the largest coral reef in the Americas, and the second largest in the world followed only by the tremendous oceanic barrier reef in Australia. It is so impressive and unique because it extends across four countries: Mexico as mentioned above, Belize, Honduras, and Guatemala. It measures 1000 kilometers in total, of which 300 of these are on the coasts of the Mexican Caribbean.
In this part of the Mexican reef, endangered species are protected, such as sea turtles, queen conch, manatees, horn coral, and the black reef. There are so many species of flora and fauna that it is believed that 25% of all marine life is housed within this biosphere. It also functions as a natural barrier of protection defending the coasts of erosion, waves, and hurricanes.
This incredible wonder of nature, also has 65 varieties of stony coral, 500 species of fish, 350 of mollusks and many species of crustaceans. Without a doubt, it is a natural paradise and a mecca for divers. It is a gateway to the wonders of the underwater world, full of riches in every imaginable aspect, just impressive!
Visiting the Mesoamerican reef is possible through one of the many tour operators available. Tulum is your ideal destination to get to the reef it and experience one of the greatest adventures of your life.
It is also important to know that since the Mexican coral reef receives thousands of tourist visits per year, this territory is protected under international ecological agreements so take your precautions and follow the directions on your next visit. Ask your Concierge for the best tours to the Mesoamerican reef, he’ll provide you with some exclusive options that you’ll surely find convenient.