Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve

Dizzy and indigenous place no wonder they were happy. it feels magical! it's so beautiful, even the streets. the natural underground water basins are amazing. the turtles and fish will welcome them. not sure if they can feed them, we did not just for the case, but I guess they can ask at the reception. there are 3 lagoons where they can swim or swim and only the last, the big ones (guamá can jump from the side deck. this also has 2 rounds of dizziness because it is the deepest. we loved it! they can see it added for themselves in the pictures. just a few reminders: they have to pay for entering in the rule between US$50 and US$90 for private tours. better if they make a reservation. and if they have friends or stay in one of the hotels in the environment, they can pay for free or $15 each person. can not forget their goggles, mosquitoes repulsive, sun protection and water shoes. they go as light as possible because they don't have to run much, but at least 10 or 15 minutes. I upload a card photo of the whole place. they give you 3 hours to do it. they can choose the best to go away, but I recommend them go 1 to 1 and then enjoy the last. there is a way to get out of the reserves and go to a beautiful beach that is on the photos below. the customer service of ángela was and is simply open to the embrace nature at its best!

So much fun. the leaders were great. the water was crisp. the horses were worth it. the floating horses were lively and funny.

Beautiful place they go without a tour and when people go in the first lagune to the second. steps are slippery, cautious and now they open at 9 unless they have a tour. can pay with credit card. saw turtles, tilapia., iguana and variety of large and small birds.

Worthwhile trip, the water is beautifully clear, take and underwater camera, mosie replant and avoid the excursions, best to either stay at the resort attached or catch a taxi there.

Beautiful reserve, we went to an excursion that we would recommend throughout, we went through the reserve to a natural pool where they could swim, then we went to a catamaran through the Caribbean sea where we went for a swim and snorkel.