What you can find in this place

Natural Attractions:

  • Cliffs
  • Coral reefs and marine life
  • Forest
  • Waterfall
  • Polar ice cap
  • Cave (stalactites and stalagmites)
  • Desert
  • Dunes
  • Unique natural phenomena (aurora borealis, meteor showers, solar eclipses, etc.)
  • Geysers and/or hot springs
  • Glacier
  • Mangrove
  • Beach
  • Dam
  • Lake
  • River
  • Subway river
  • Rainforest

Infrastructure and services:

  • Cab access
  • Access to public transportation
  • Food
  • Cellular coverage
  • Parking
  • Local lodging (put more hostel/cottage, bungalow type)
  • Trails
  • WC
  • WiFi
  • Camping area

Adventure experiences:

  • Delta Wing
  • Bird watching
  • Canyoning
  • Diving/freediving
  • Mountain biking
  • Climbing
  • Caving
  • Kayak
  • Kitesurf
  • Mountaineering
  • Astrological observation
  • Observation of fossils
  • Wildlife observation
  • Skydiving
  • Paragliding
  • Rafting: river descent in a raft
  • Safari
  • Hiking
  • Snorkel
  • Surf
  • Hot air balloon flight

Local experiences:

  • Handicrafts
  • Guided Tours
  • Archaeological zone
  • Agricultural project
  • Language learning

The Impact of Tourism Massification in Mexico

Have you ever wondered about the impact of mass tourism on natural areas? Every year, thousands of tourists flock to these areas in search of unforgettable experiences. But at what cost? Mass tourism has left its mark, negatively affecting the natural environment and local communities. In Mexico, this problem has not gone unnoticed, and it is time to find a solution.

Reserva Natura: Sustainable Management of Natural Destinations for a Responsible Tourism

In the last decade, Mexico has experienced a tourism boom in its natural areas. Paradisiacal beaches and ecological reserves have attracted national and international tourists. However, this unbridled growth has brought with it significant challenges.

The increase in visitors has put inordinate pressure on ecosystems. Overexploitation of resources, overflowing trail traffic and the accumulation of waste have irreversibly damaged biodiversity. But it is not only nature that suffers; local communities have also paid a high price, seeing their way of life and culture threatened by mass tourism.

Reserva Natura: A Solution for Destination Managers

Against this backdrop, Reserva Natura was born, a digital platform that promotes conservation and responsible management of natural destinations in Mexico. A tool with the power to inform, educate and involve visitors, and at the same time, care for the balance of ecosystems. But what are its benefits? Below, we reveal them to you:

With Reserva Natura, destination managers can communicate effectively with their visitors: Automatic and efficient messages are deployed before, during and after the visit, transmitting rules of behavior, schedules and route recommendations, inviting travelers to be accomplices in conservation, doing their bit to protect the place they visit.

Respecting and adapting load capacities are essential: Reserva Natura allows managers to establish visitor limits per site, day and time, thus avoiding tourist overcrowding. Nature recovers its breath and visitors enjoy an experience in harmony with the ecosystem.

In addition, Reserva Natura promotes sustainable development by facilitating secure digital payments adjusted according to needs:  The income obtained finances conservation projects and also benefits local communities, which find in responsible tourism a source of shared well-being.

Reserva Natura provides transparent, real-time data on visitor behaviorand visitation limits. Every step is backed by the wisdom of numbers, ensuring the preservation of the area and an enriching experience for travelers.

Cooperation is at the heart of this story of change and conservation: Reserva Natura facilitates communication with many key tourism and conservation partners. A joint effort that builds a solid network to protect and preserve natural areas in a sustainable way.

With Reserva Natura, tourism in Mexico's natural areas can be more responsible, sustainable and conscious, providing a unique and enriching experience for both visitors and local communities. Responsible travel to natural destinations is a way to protect and preserve Mexico's natural treasures for future generations. 

Will you join this story of change and conservation? As a destination manager, you have a fundamental role in the conservation of the natural treasures of Mexico and Latin America. Next time you plan nature experiences for your visitors, remember that Reserva Natura offers you the opportunity to be a protagonist in the protection and conservation of these wonderful natural areas. 

Let responsible tourism be the driving force, and let nature reward us with its eternal gratitude. The adventure with purpose begins now!

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