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Schnorchelabenteuer im Marine National Park mit Mittagessen am Strand

61,00 €

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Sprachen: Englisch

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Dauer: 4 Stunden

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Standardgruppe

Mittagessen

Highlights

Erleben Sie das zweitgrößte Great Barrier Reef der Welt
Entdecken Sie vielfältige Fischarten, Schildkröten und bunte Korallen
Verbringen Sie Ihre Freizeit damit, die Straßen von Puerto Morelos zu erkunden
Essen Sie in einem Spitzenrestaurant zu Mittag und genießen Sie die Aussicht auf die Küste
Entspannen Sie an den einladenden Stränden der Stadt Puerto Morelos

Beschreibung

Schnorcheln Sie am zweitgrößten Great Barrier Reef der Welt, direkt vor dem Strand von Puerto Morelos, 15 Autominuten von Cancún entfernt. Dieser Ort gilt als einer der besten Schnorchelplätze Mexikos. Das Riff wimmelt von einer Vielzahl von Fischarten und ist mit farbenfrohen Korallen geschmückt.

Nach etwa 80 Minuten Unterwasserabenteuer können Sie die reizende Stadt Puerto Morelos erkunden. Ob Sie durch die charmanten Straßen schlendern oder einfach an den einladenden Stränden entspannen – es gibt viel zu erleben.

Zum Abschluss Ihres Tages gönnen Sie sich ein Essen in einem erstklassigen Strandrestaurant in Puerto Morelos. Genießen Sie die lokale Küche und den ruhigen Blick auf die Küste – ein unvergessliches Erlebnis.

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Hotel Hin- und Rücktransfer
Rettungsweste
Schwimmbrille, Schnorchel und Schwimmflossen

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Die Abholung von den meisten Hotels in Cancún und Riviera Maya ist im Preis inbegriffen. Bitte bestätigen Sie den Abholort und die Abholzeit nach der Buchung direkt mit dem örtlichen Anbieter.

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Zugänglichkeit:

Diese Aktivität ist nicht für schwangere Frauen oder Personen geeignet, die sich kürzlich einer Operation unterzogen haben.

Nicht erlaubt:

Aus Umweltschutzgründen ist die Verwendung von Kameras, Mobiltelefonen, Smartwatches oder jeglicher Art von Kosmetikprodukten im Riff gemäß den bundesstaatlichen Umweltvorschriften nicht gestattet.

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Eine Dockgebühr von 10 USD pro Person ist am Tag der Aktivität in bar zu entrichten

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Das Mindestalter für die Teilnahme an dieser Aktivität beträgt 5 Jahre

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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Mai 2025

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25 - 34 Jahre alt

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Brilliant experience better than expected. All staff were lovely and the day was very good value . Let’s just say I slept very well after the experien ...
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18 - 24 Jahre alt

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Vriendelijke tourguide, mooie omgeving en uitleg is duidelijk. Let op, er staat dat je natuurlijke zonnecreme mag gebruiken maar helaas,al je spullen ...

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