Sali a bordo di un elegante catamarano e trasforma la costa caraibica nel tuo parco giochi. Partendo per un'escursione mattutina o pomeridiana, salperai da Marina El Cid alla volta di una parte della seconda barriera corallina più grande al mondo, la Maroma Reef. Qui lo snorkeling è di prim'ordine, con un'ottima visibilità, quindi avrai ottime possibilità di avvistare pesci tropicali, razze e qualche tartaruga tra i coralli. Il tuo capitano conosce perfettamente le zone di acque calme dove tutti potranno dedicarsi al paddle, al nuoto o a ulteriori immersioni in snorkeling, indipendentemente dal proprio livello di esperienza. Con open bar e pasto a bordo, questa rilassante gita in barca a vela offre il giusto equilibrio tra attività e momenti di relax.
Gita in barca a vela e snorkeling nei Caraibi a Puerto Morelos con pranzo incluso
- Navigherai su un lussuoso catamarano dalla Marina El Cid per fare snorkeling sulla barriera corallina di Maroma
- Un open bar e il pranzo vi daranno la carica giusta per divertirvi con sport acquatici come il paddle-boarding
- La costa caraibica di Puerto Morelos offre uno splendido scenario per la vostra crociera
Crociera in catamarano
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Pranzo
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Open bar di bevande locali
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Trasporto
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Guida
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Attrezzatura
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Giubotto di salvataggio
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Snorkeling
Crociera in catamarano
- Si prega di portare con sé crema solare biodegradabile e indumenti che proteggano dal sole
- Per partecipare a questo tour è necessario avere almeno quattro anni; l'età minima per partecipare allo snorkeling è di sei anni
- Ti preghiamo di riconfermare l'orario di prelievo con il nostro rappresentante locale presso il tuo hotel
- Non adatto a donne incinte o persone con problemi alla schiena
- Non adatto a persone con problemi di salute
- Non adatto a persone con problemi cardio-respiratori
- Non adatto a persone con mobilità ridotta
- I bambini devono essere sotto la supervisione di un adulto (sopra i 18 anni) in ogni momento
- Per alcune attrazioni vi sono restrizioni di altezza, peso o età
- Porta costume da bagno, asciugamano e crema solare
- Porta un asciugamano
- Porta con te del denaro extra per spese aggiuntive o mance
- Porta uno spray contro gli insetti biodegradabile
- Armadietti non inclusi
- Alcuni ingressi ed extra possono essere acquistati sul posto
- Soggetto a condizioni climatiche
- Si prega di notare che gli orari sono indicativi e potrebbero cambiare
- A questa esperienza non può essere applicata la nostra politica di cancellazione generale. Se desideri cancellare dovrai farlo entro 24 ore per poter ricevere un rimborso totale
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