Snorkeling, Beach, and Sailing to the Marietas Islands National Park

The Marietas Islands National Park, located at the entrance of the Bay of Banderas, is a true treasure of natural beauty and marine life. Designated a National Park on April 25, 2005, this protected sanctuary spans over 1,380 hectares and features two main islands, each with its own beach, along with numerous smaller islands. The rugged shoreline is filled with breathtaking sights, including cliffs, caves, natural arches, and chimneys, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Visitors can join small groups led by knowledgeable guides and crew, ensuring a personalized and safe experience. Along the way, you may spot Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins, giant manta rays, sea turtles, and seasonal humpback whales from December to March. Guests can snorkel under the guidance of experts, relax on the pristine Nopalera beach with stunning views, and capture photos of dramatic rock formations while observing rare and exotic bird species. The return journey offers a chance to unwind on the boat while enjoying exceptional Mexican hospitality, with small groups and a flexible schedule creating a truly unique and memorable experience.