The best time for tours is early in the morning or around sunset. A private tour on a boat. About 43,000 flamingos have been registered in the Yucatan Peninsula. Flamingo flocks can be seen in Río Lagartos all year. They are known as Caribbean flamingos, but their scientific name is Flamingos-phoenicopertus ruber. In the spring (end of April), they gather for thousands to mate and nest in the Ria Lagartos Biosphere Reserve. After the nesting season, they disperse along the coast in search of food. Flocks do not migrate, they are residents of the Yucatecan coast and move along the coast. The Reserve is one of its main feeding areas. Most of them nest and reproduce in the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve. During the tour, your guides will point you out and help you identify some of the many bird species that live and visit the area. Great blue heron, tiger heron, white egret levels, anhingas, pink spatulas, frigates, white ibis, common black eagle, ospreys, storks, kingfishers, etc. A total of 395 species of birds live together and visit the Reserve. Crocodiles are seen on each boat tour.

Las Coloradas is a unique destination on the Yucatan Peninsula, famous for its stunning pink water lakes. This natural phenomenon is due to the high concentration of salt and the presence of microorganisms such as halobacteria and plankton, which release reddish pigments. The activity in Las Coloradas includes guided tours to learn about the salt production process, the biodiversity of the area and the ecological importance of the Biosphere Reserve of Ria Lizards. In addition, it is common to see pink flamingos, which inhabit the area and feed on carotene-rich crustaceans. Visitors can capture spectacular photographs, learn about local flora and fauna and enjoy a unique natural environment. Although swimming in the lagoons is not allowed, you can complement the visit with a boat tour of the nearby mangroves to observe crocodiles, exotic birds and enjoy a mineral clay bath with therapeutic properties.