Playa del Amor (Hidden Beach)

The Marietas Islands National Park, located at the entrance of the Bay of Banderas, is a stunning showcase of natural beauty and diverse marine life. Established as a National Park on April 25, 2005, this critically important marine sanctuary spans over 1,380 hectares (5.3 square miles) and features two main islands, each with its own beach, along with numerous smaller islands. The rugged shoreline is dotted with dramatic cliffs, caves, natural arches, and chimneys, offering breathtaking sights at every turn. Visitors can explore the rich landscapes and enjoy the unique ecosystem that makes this park a true treasure of Mexico.

Travelers join small groups guided by experienced crew and knowledgeable guides to enhance the experience. Along the journey, you may spot Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins, Giant Manta Rays, Sea Turtles, and seasonal Humpback Whales from December to March. Snorkeling excursions are led by expert guides who provide instruction and assistance for safety and enjoyment. Guests can also visit the extraordinary Playa del Amor (Hidden Beach), one of the most unique beaches in the world, while taking photos of remarkable rock formations and observing rare and exotic bird species. On the return, relax and sail back as the crew showcases the best of Mexican hospitality, ensuring a memorable and flexible experience for all participants.