-Sea kayaking: long trips can be accomplished through calmed and serene waters in this simple and traditional vessel of Inuit origins. The experience allows you to visit a rosary of peculiarly beautiful isles and to approach the marine fauna without disturbing them.

KAYAKING IN CHIAPAS

Exciting adventures in the rivers of the some times unfathomable geography of Chiapas, a whole world to explore, a paradise of greenness that offers intense circuits in powerful currents, being the following the best ones:

• Cañón de La Venta: adventure along the revolving waters of the River La Venta, a watercourse enclosed by superb walls of rock. It presents sectors where it is 90 metres wide, although there are sectors with funnels 10 metres wide and impressive caverns. It is located at 53 kilometres from Tuxtla Gutierrez, the Capital of the State of Chiapas.
  
  
• Chicoasén Dam: (Cañón del Sumidero), it is a 32 kilometres wide reservoir fed by the powerful waters of the Grijalva River. We can appreciate waterfalls, caves and the walls of the Sumidero Canyon from a unique and exciting angle during these rides. The adventure begins at the pier in Chiapa de Corzo, located at 16 kilometres from Tuxtla Gutierrez, the Capital of the State of Chiapas.

KAYAKING IN CANCUN

Rowing upstream or letting yourself be rocked by the rhythm of the sea, steering the boat with subtlety, or taking command at sheer force; different options on a same adventure in the waters of the Caribbean, in the dormant currents of a lagoon, or in the impetuous course of a river at the Tres Ríos Natural Reserve.

Options full of adrenaline that show at the Caribbean and the Mayan Riviera, famous tourist destinations that have superb areas for the practice of kayaking – a sport of Inui origins that has countless followers worldwide – in the sea or a river.

Here you can cleave the waters of the immense Nichupté Lagoon and the zigzagging watercourses of the Tres Ríos Natural Reserve. Besides, sportspeople will have the chance of choosing from various adventure routes towards the renowned reefs of Cancun at the Caribbean, routes followed by the ancient Mayas as well.