Activities
El Cuyo, Yucatán is a fishing village belonging to the Rio Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, so it is important to know that this is a protected paradise.
The estuary has special value as it is the main feeding ground for the pink flamingo and home to 95 resident and 75 migratory bird species.
In addition to being a nesting place for loggerhead and hawksbill turtles, its waters are home to octopuses, lobsters, groupers, crabs, shrimp, snook and snappers.
Sought after by those seeking tranquility on its miles of white beaches and a paradise for kitesurfing athletes.
Things to Do
Cycling: We recommend renting a bicycle by the hour or by the day to explore the town at your own pace. Besides enjoying a healthy activity, you can discover its streets with complete peace of mind and safety, appreciating every corner in a unique way.
Paddle Board: Live an unforgettable experience at dawn, the perfect time to enjoy this activity.
ATV rentals:
Explore the destination at your own pace by renting an ATV by the hour or by the day. Cruise the streets of Cuyo or experience an unforgettable adventure along the region's natural trails.
Note: Help us protect this natural environment. Remember that you are in a protected area and the use of ATVs is strictly prohibited on the beach.
Rock climbing: Dare to experience rock climbing. Although it's an extreme sport, the satisfaction of reaching the summit and enjoying a spectacular view will be a reward you'll never forget.
Kitesurfing: El Cuyo is a true paradise for kitesurfing enthusiasts. If your stay is long enough and you enjoy extreme sports, this is an experience you should definitely try.
Flying Trapeze: Dare to experience the thrill of defying gravity at the Flying Trapeze School. Under the guidance of expert instructors, you'll learn the basic techniques of the flying trapeze in a safe and fun environment, even if it's your first time. It's the perfect activity for those looking to push their limits, enjoy an adrenaline rush, and create unforgettable memories of their stay in El Cuyo.
Note: Seasonal only: December 2026