La Riviera Maya est synonyme d'aventure, de nature et de détente, et vous aurez l'occasion de goûter aux trois lors de cette matinée d'activités. Tout d'abord, vous vous rendrez sur une plage privée pour une séance guidée de plongée avec masque et tuba. Le récif corallien que vous explorerez fait partie de la barrière de corail méso-américaine, le deuxième plus grand système de récifs au monde, où vous pourrez observer des poissons tropicaux et peut-être même des tortues et des raies. Ensuite, vous vous rendrez dans un cénote naturel, une sorte de piscine d'eau douce souterraine sacrée, propre à cette région du Mexique. Vous pourrez y nager autour d'anciennes formations rocheuses ou simplement vous détendre et vous imprégner de l'énergie ancestrale.
Riviera Maya : plongée avec masque et tuba dans les récifs coralliens et baignade dans les grottes des cénotes
- Vous explorerez un récif corallien lors d'une séance guidée de plongée avec masque et tuba.
- Les poissons-perroquets, les raies et les tortues sont souvent aperçus dans ces eaux.
- Il y a un ancien cénote à explorer et dans lequel on peut se baigner.
Frais d'entrée
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Collation
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Transfert
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Guide
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Matériel
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Arrêts de plongée en apnée
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Activité de plongée en apnée avec équipement complet - gilet de sauvetage, masque et tuba
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Casque et chaussures d'eau pour la grotte
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Eau en bouteille
Frais d'entrée
- La taxe écologique sur les récifs coralliens s'élève à 20 USD par personne et doit être payée au moment de l'enregistrement.
- La participation à cette excursion requiert d'un bon niveau d'activité physique
- Ne convient pas aux personnes souffrant de claustrophobie
- Ne convient pas aux personnes souffrant de problèmes cardiaques ou respiratoires.
- Activité avec itinéraire non adapté aux personnes en fauteuil roulant
- Activité avec itinéraire non adapté aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Apportez un insectifuge biodégradable
- Apportez une serviette de bain
- Apportez des chaussures appropriées
- Argent pour les dépenses personnelles ou les pourboires
- Certains frais d'entrée et suppléments facultatifs sont payables sur place
- Veuillez nous informer au moment de la réservation de toutes restrictions diététiques ou allergies alimentaires
- Veuillez noter que tous les horaires sont approximatifs et sujets à changement
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