キンタナ・ロー州の自然と公園
Yucatan's Natural Wonders
Quintana Roo’s landscape is defined by the world’s longest underground river systems and the Great Mayan Reef. This collection features geological formations like the Sac Actun and Dos Ojos cave systems, alongside the "Lake of Seven Colors" in Bacalar. From the bat-hunting snakes of Kantemó to the crystal-clear waters of open-air cenotes near Tulum and Coba, these sites showcase the region’s unique karst topography and diverse aquatic ecosystems.
Gran Cenote
Sistema Sac Actun is an underwater cave system situated along the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula with passages to the north and…
Aktun Chen
You can tour this dry cave with a guide and marvel at its beautiful columns, crystal clear waters and at the end, there's a nature reserve…
Cenote Kaan Luum
Large open-air lagoon featuring a deep, 80-meter central pit surrounded by shallow, turquoise waters and a wooden pier.
Plaza 28 de Julio
Central public square in Playa del Carmen, serving as a hub for local government buildings and community festivals.
Parque Fundadores
Beachfront park featuring the iconic Portal Maya sculpture and regular performances by Voladores de Papantla.
Cenote Multun-Ha
Underground cavern located near the Coba ruins, accessible via a steep wooden staircase and known for its deep, clear blue water.
Yucatan's Natural Wonders – 旅行に追加
スマートなルート案内、所要時間の目安など、充実した旅行に必要なすべてを備えた詳細な旅程を作成しましょう。
