Punta Laguna - Quintana Roo Nuevo Durango - Coba

Absolutely recommended! Our Guide Julio was very friendly and we saw some spider monkeys with his help. We did the whole tour and it was absolutely worth it! Its better to go in the afternoon to see the monkeys. The cenote and the lagoon are so nice and the swim was refreshing.

We went for a tour of the jungle which lasted about an hour, from 3 to 4, which worked perfectly for our kids aged 6 and 9. We saw several spider monkeys and two howler monkeys. We didn't do anything else, but were seriously considering a night tour, which starts around 10 pm. But taking into account our kids decided not to go. The night tour last 2-3 hours but based on the words of our guide that's when you can see a lot of animals and insects as they are resting during the day and become active at night. You can see scorpions, tarantulas, leaf-cutter ants, huge frogs, and if you are really lucky - pumas and jaguars. But this is nature - nothing is guaranteed. Night tour can be done on foot or in a canoe. You should also wear long-sleeve shirts, pants and sneakers or hiking boots. Also, the night tour costs more - 1,000 pesos per hour for a guide service, plus 300 pesos per person, if I remember correctly. Day tour - 500 pesos for a guide service and 200 pesos per person. Our guide was English speaking.

Great place to see monkeys in the wild. Tour guide was very knowledgeable. Lagoon is nice and you are able to swim.

Great place to stop and connect with nature and wildlife. It's crowded with monkeys. Local guys can take you to see them. They also have a canopy and a private cenote (we didn't try them).

Had an amazing time and saw so many monkeys! ? ? ? ❤️ Definitely ask for Julio... he knew where all the monkeys were hiding and shared a lot of good information with us as we walked the property..

Beautiful place far away of touristic places. Highly recommended because it's taken care by original Mayans. Very nice people pure and natural. Will never forget that place it's a highlight

Oh wow. Just indescribably beautiful. We did a guided tour, our guide was friendly and patience, full of great information and we saw the spider monkeys! The lagoon it's self is incredible. Make sure you have a swim, it's wonderful.

If you can get over the rudeness of the people managing this place (I think it's families owning the land), it's worth a visit. There are many monkeys so the chances of seeing them are high here. And multiple other animals, like spiders, butterflies etc. But even if they let you visit by yourself, you will definitely get lost so you need a guide. And this takes me back to the unpleasantness of the experience. First of all, prices aren't displayed anywhere so my guess is that they make the price by looking at the people visiting. They gave me an unreasonable price but I speak Spanish and pushed back and got a lower price, but the attitude of the man wasn't amazing. He yelled at one of the guys there to show us the place: let me introduce you to our guide. It had just rained, the ground was very slippery. He was walking way ahead of us, acting annoyed and unwelcoming and he was wearing flip flops - kudos to him because we risked falling multiple times - walking fast who knows how but disregarding the fact that we were struggling... the whole thing was rushed. He made noises to attract the monkeys, showed us all the animals and bugs on the way and without him we would have probably missed a lot (and gotten lost). Still, if you're around I'd give it a shot