National Park
Established in February 1998, the park rangers protect 230 hectares of land and 4900 hectares of its marine portion.
Isla Contoy Tour
Explore Isla Contoy from Cancun for a sustainable adventure with stunning natural beauty and wildlife, a travel experience not to be missed.
About Isla Contoy National Park
Isla Contoy, barely touched by humankind, is located 32 km from Isla Mujeres and 50 km south of Cancun. It is one of Mexico's 67 protected National Parks and the most important bird sanctuary in the Mexican Caribbean. In addition, its mangroves have been declared Wetlands of International Importance by the Ramsar List.
In the south of the island, between the limits of the warm waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, we can find Ixlaché reef. This reef is part of the largest barrier reef in Latin America and the second-largest in the world.
It is famous for being a practically intact ecosystem that protects birds, reptiles, fish, and marine fauna such as different kinds of endangered turtles.
Flora
The island is home to 98 species of plants. The most important groups are mangroves, coastal dunes, lowland rainforest, and coconut palms.
Fauna
Contoy protects 173 kinds of marine birds, 14 species of reptiles, about 250 species of fish, crustaceans, and endangered marine turtles.
Reef system
Located in the southern part of the island, "Ixlaché" reef is part of the second-largest barrier reef worldwide after Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Isla Contoy Experience Tour from Cancun
Adult: $139.00 USD | Child: $109.00 USD
Isla Contoy is a sustainable paradise with diverse marine life, crystal-clear waters, and pristine beaches, perfect for eco-conscious travelers seeking a unique experience.
