Il divertimento è doppio con questo viaggio di un'intera giornata a Isla Discovery. Potrete completare uno dei must della vita con un'esperienza con i delfini adatta a tutta la famiglia, prima di proseguire verso il Garrafon Natural Reef Park per continuare il divertimento. Inizierete con una crociera verso l'Isla Discovery, dove parteciperete a un incontro con i delfini della durata di un'ora che vi permetterà di legare con gli animali. Sarete guidati da un esperto di delfini per tutto il tempo e potrete persino nuotare accanto a una coppia di questi splendidi animali. In seguito, vi recherete al Parco della barriera corallina naturale di Garrafon, dove avrete del tempo libero per rilassarvi prima di risalire sulla barca per raggiungere il molo di Playa Langost, nella zona degli hotel di Cancun.
Biglietto per il parco della barriera corallina di Garrafon e l'esperienza dell'incontro con i delfini
- Si tratta di un'escursione di un'intera giornata a Isla Discovery, completa di trasferimento in barca per il ritorno a Cancun.
- Potrete incontrare e conoscere i delfini e nuotare con loro.
- C'è molto tempo libero per rilassarsi e godersi il Parco Naturale della Barriera Corallina di Garrafon.
- È possibile provare lo snorkeling o il kayak
- Per il pranzo è previsto un buffet di piatti internazionali e messicani.
Crociera in barca
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Tasse d'ingresso
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Buffet
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Trasporto in barca
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Bevande
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Instruttore
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Giubotto di salvataggio
Crociera in barca
- Le foto non sono incluse ma sono disponibili per l'acquisto
- I trasferimenti non sono inclusi, ma possono essere organizzati in loco al costo di 20,00 USD a persona.
- Le zip-line e l'area VIP non sono incluse.
- Per la sicurezza e il benessere dei delfini e dell'ecosistema, si prega di applicare la crema solare almeno due ore prima dell'attività o dopo lo snorkeling.
- Le donne al di sotto del quinto mese di gravidanza possono partecipare solo all'incontro con i delfini e devono firmare un'esenzione di responsabilità.
- I bambini di altezza compresa tra 1,2 m e 1,39 m devono essere accompagnati da un adulto per partecipare all'incontro con i delfini.
- I bambini alti 1,4 m possono partecipare da soli
- I bambini da uno a cinque anni possono partecipare gratuitamente se accompagnati da un adulto pagante.
- Per quanto riguarda i biglietti, i bambini sono considerati di età compresa tra i 6 e i 12 anni. Gli adulti sono considerati dai 13 anni in su
- Per quanto riguarda i biglietti, i bambini sono considerati di età compresa tra i 6 e i 12 anni. Gli adulti sono considerati dai 13 anni in su
- Non è possibile indossare creme solari o prodotti abbronzanti durante l'incontro con gli animali. Le sostanze chimiche potrebbero essere dannose per loro
- Non indossare gioielli o accessori che potrebbero staccarsi durante l'incontro con i delfini.
- I dispositivi elettronici non sono ammessi durante il programma con i delfini.
- Si consiglia di portare con sé denaro contante per poter acquistare foto e souvenir.
- Il trasporto a terra non è incluso ed è disponibile con un supplemento.
- In conformità con l'articolo 60 della legge finanziaria del Q. Roo, per le attività che coinvolgono i delfini è necessario pagare una tassa statale (ISEPAAA) di 50 MX$ a persona (dai 6 anni in su) al momento del check-in.Tutti i passeggeri devono pagare la tassa di utilizzo del molo, tranne i bambini sotto i cinque anni.Tassa di utilizzo del molo:Adulti (13+ anni)Bambini (da 6 a 12 anni): 15 USD / 300 MX$Neonati (fino a 5 anni): inclusi con ogni adulto pagante.
- Non adatto a donne incinte o persone con problemi alla schiena
- 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 un asciugamano
- Porta con te del denaro extra per spese aggiuntive o mance
- Adatto a principianti o persone alle prime armi
- Non adatto a persone con problemi di salute
- Non adatto a persone con problemi cardio-respiratori
- Porta un cappello
- Guida di lingua inglese per tutte le nazionalità
- Si prega di notare che gli orari sono indicativi e potrebbero cambiare
- Alcuni ingressi ed extra possono essere acquistati sul posto
- Trasporto disponibile ad un costo aggiuntivo
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