Xel-Ha Park

Address:Km 240 Carretera Chetumal Puerto Juárez, locales 1 & 2, módulo B, Xel-Há, Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Phone:+52 998 251 6560
Website:www.xelha.com
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About Xel-Ha Park

You will definitely need to visit Riviera Maya’s Xel-Ha as it is considered the world’s largest aquarium. In Cancun, Riviera Maya, Mexico this natural aquarium park attracts lots of nature enthusiasts. You can never miss to at least practice snorkeling as well as other water activities like combining of snorkeling and diving, called Snuba, swimming with dolphins or even the exciting activity of walking under water. It is a perfect spot for nature lovers.

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