Akumal Natura Glamping

Ottimo glamping in mezzo alla natura, pulito, ordinato e perfetto per godersi la tranquillità assoluta. Sfortunatamente, il treno funziona in modo tale da rendere difficile il contatto con l'ambiente. I cenote dell'hotel sono aperti 24 ore su 24 e ospitano molti animali selvatici... Una famiglia di scimmie ci ha accompagnato per ore nel parco dell'hotel. Il ristorante è molto buono, abbiamo cenato e fatto colazione lì, tutto perfetto.

Super experience dans la nature avec tout les confort. Grand lit très confortable, personnel gentil et position parfait pour visiter Akumal. Les plus le deux cenotes et le vélo à disposition pour se balader. Vraiment top !

We loved our tour through Akumal Natura Rescue with guide, César. He clearly has a heart for the animals and their well-being. We learned much about the species native to the area and how the Rescue is doing their best to assimilate their animals back into the wild where they belong, and if they can't because the animal has imprinted on humans (due to former negligent owners), they will keep them in their native habitat and under the care of people that take good care of them. We ended our tour in the most beautiful cenote and cooled off well. Thank you Cesar for the most educational and interesting tour.

We loved our visit to the Akumal Natura Rescue! Our guide Cesar was so informative and obviously loves nature and the animals! His passion is amazing! He even pulled over on our way to the jungle location to catch a boa constrictor that was crossing the road to show him to us and teach us about him! The swim in the beautiful cenote at the end of the tour was so refreshing! Tours are small groups so it feels very personalized!

We spent a week in the Tulum/Akumal area. And by far this was our most favorite experience. Cesar was our tour guide and he clearly has a passion for the work there, extremely knowledgeable and shared about the flora & fauna. We learned so much during the tour and tasted a tiny pepper. He demonstrated the links between the plant life and animals there, history and the importance of their work to maintain the Eco balance. Strongly recommend bringing deet free insect repellent, as there is an aggressive swarming mosquitoes, they do sell it and it actually works, we bought extra bottles to bring home. There were so many special moments. It’s really hard to pick which one the monkeys were especially adorable and we were allowed to hold their hand & pet them. We gave them peanuts and watched them swing around living their best life, a beautiful surprise when a bunch of wild monkeys chasing each other in the treetops and we just watched them for a while, we never felt rushed. It was amazing. I never thought my life I’d ever see anything like that. Truly special. They had many other animals that they are trying to rehabilitate however someone unfortunately have been abused and neglected, unable to be released so they take so they continue with their care. They need our support to continue their solid work. After learning and interacting with many other animals, and after our very humid walk, we jumped into the cool stunning underground cenote. We were with a small group so we had it all to ourselves a stark difference from the other cenotes we visited. But wait, there’s more! Then onto Milopena Honey tasting from the stingless Mayan, honey bee that only produces very small amounts every year and definitely had a unique floral citrusy flavor, so different from the traditional honey. It was expensive, but it made the perfect gift versus a traditional souvenir. All the proceeds go to their rehabilitation efforts. They have an on-site restaurant that provides many great options. We had the garlic whitefish it was excellent. I know there’s tons of things to do in the Yucatán but this definitely has to be in the top five.

We did the Natura Rescue tour for the 2nd time. Cesar was our guide. The experience was even better than our first! So fun to spend time in the jungle learning about the native species (and a few non-native). Planting a tree, seeing wild monkeys on the property too (including a baby), and finally taking a dip in the serene and cool waters of their on-site, and un-adulterated cenote.... one of the highlights of our trip. The true highlight was Cesar's baby coati that followed us through the entire tour and interacts like a pet! Truly amazing experience. You do good work!