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This is your primary arrival and relaxation zone on Isla Contoy. It features the main swimming beach, a dining area, and an ecological museum.
When your boat docks, you step directly into the island's central hub. This is where you will eat lunch, rest, and learn about the park's protected ecology.
Because the daily visitor cap is strictly limited to 200 people, the main beach remains quiet. You have plenty of space to swim in the clear waters or explore the small museum before walking the trails.
1-2 hoursUV clothing required
This uncrowded stretch of white sand provides a quiet place to swim and relax. The water is clear and calm. Keep an eye out for friendly hermit crabs and iguanas walking along the sand. , so wear a UV-protective swim shirt in the water.
45 minutesCash recommended
Tour operators serve lunch in this designated eating area under a thatched roof. Meals usually feature traditional Tikin Xic fish, chicken, and side dishes. Food is typically included with your tour price. Bring some extra cash to buy optional drinks or tip the boat crew.
20 minutesEcological exhibits
This small ecological museum sits near the arrival dock. It holds exhibits explaining the island's unique flora, marine life, and over 150 bird species. Walk through it to understand local conservation efforts before your mandatory guided trail walk.
