The Sian Ka’an nature reserve is one of the last semi-virgin corners of the Riviera Maya. Getting to its beaches is relatively complicated and sometimes restricted.
It is not considered a destination as a beach strictly, since Sian Ka''an is a biosphere reserve, but its beaches and the entire natural system around it give you an idea of what the Mexican Caribbean was like before the intervention of man .
Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, you will see cenotes, dunes, mangroves, lagoons ... and the 23 archaeological sites of Sian Ka’an!
The Muyll is one of the most visited, since it is immense in the thick jungle and allows you to contemplate the Chunyaxché lagoon, a natural space of incredibly turquoise waters.
