Uma Iguanario Coopalytan - Unnamed Road

Exelentes y bellos ejemplares de reptiles recomendado solo que hay q marcar para que vallan abrir

Es necesario visitar estos lugares para que no desaparezcan, aparte que nos brindan una gran aventura con las iguanas.

Iguanas verdes y negras, se aprende sobre su anidación, identificar machos y hembras, comportamiento y alimentación, también conocimos el árbol y la fruta del Noni, la Moringa, el Neem, la guanábana y el jengibre entre otras plantas.

Excelente lugar donde puedes convivír con las iguanas y su dueño, el sr. Filiberto es una persona muy atenta

Mucha información sobre el cuidado desde la puesta de huevo como su cuidado de la iguana tanto la de monte que es la negra como la de rio la verde excelente recomendable la visita aqui?

El mejor que puede existir. Le permiten convivir con las iguanas y aprender mucho de ellas. Super recomendado para niños y adultos.

Agustín is the man who runs this Iguanario. He has a permit from the government to breed two types of Iguanas. He does not charge, but was more than happy to except a donation to assist in his efforts. He seemed to only speak spanish but I could be mistaken. He explains with much enthusiasm and respect about these reptiles. Even though his place may look primitive to most. He has the ability to breed and take care of these iguanas. He eventually releases the iguana back into the jungle once that have reached adult hood. Once you cross the bridge coming from Huatulco first left down a dirt road. His place is then a the end of the street to the right. Just by hearing him speak about these iguanas, I could tell he has compassion for these animals.

The most unforgettable experience we had during the trip. I will treasure the memory of this place, and mostly, the family who take care of the animals here. They are eager to show you around, and they are just thrilled to see you also find those animals interesting. It is the most authentic experience because of the genuine interaction with them. Please do take time to visit. It's free and they have a donation box.