Once the island's capital, San Gervasio is the island's largest existing
site of Mayan and Toltec ruins. The area was dedicated to the goddess
Ixchel who was the wife of Itzamna, the Mayan god of the heavens, night
& day and the inventor of writing and the calendar.
Entrance fee into the park is $5.50 USD. Bi-lingual guides are available
at the entrance for an additional fee.
Discover Cozumel’s wilderness in this unique expedition through naturally protected coastal and inner lagoons. Bird watching, wildlife and incredible scenery are the main focus of these canoe adventures.
Traveling by canoe you can reach places that are otherwise not accessible.
Mexico Silvestre is the only outfitter in Cozumel offering this experience.
Each expedition is tailored to your interest, group size and time frame.
Half day, full day, overnight and multi-day options available.
Once the island's capital, San Gervasio is the island's largest existing
site of Mayan and Toltec ruins. The area was dedicated to the goddess
Ixchel who was the wife of Itzamna, the Mayan god of the heavens, night
& day and the inventor of writing and the calendar. 
Bird watching, wildlife and incredible scenery are the main focus of these canoe adventures. 
Discover and capture Cozumel whilst improving your photographic skills on this fun and informal photography walking tour.