🐠 Snorkeling / Reef Exploration

• Dzul Ha (next to Money Bar):

  • Free public access.

  • Rocky area, be careful when entering.

  • Located inside the Marine Park, so:

    • No sunscreen allowed.

    • Do not remove, touch, or damage coral.

  • Ideal for exploring the reef safely while respecting the ecosystem.

• Tip: Great for snorkelers who want to explore the reef without paying an entrance fee, but always follow park rules.

🏖️ Beaches / Sand Areas

• North side beaches:

  • Example: Las Rocas.

  • More calm and good for sunbathing and relaxation.

• Other public beaches (if you have a vehicle):

  • Example: San Martín.

  • Sandy areas, but the sea can be rough most of the time.

  • Not recommended if you can’t swim.

  • Some areas may display red flags — swimming is prohibited.

⚠️ Safety & Conservation Tips

• Always check sea conditions before entering the water.

• Respect Marine Park rules: no touching corals, no sunscreen, no collecting wildlife.

• Follow posted flags and warnings — red means no swimming.

• Bring water shoes for rocky areas.

• Keep the environment clean and take your trash with you.

🌟 Quick Summary / Recommendations

• Snorkel: Dzul Ha (free, rocky, protected).

• Relax on sand: Las Rocas (north side) or San Martín (public beaches, rough sea).

• Safety first: check flags, avoid rough waters if inexperienced.

• Respect the reef: no sunscreen, no touching corals.