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Snorkel and Swim with WHALE SHARKS<\/p>\n
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[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.17.6″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”||20px||false|false” global_colors_info=”{}”]Only in a few places in the world, whale sharks can be seen and observed, such as in summer in the\u00a0Riviera Maya in Mexico<\/strong>. Every year between June and August, hundreds of hungry whale sharks come into the plankton-rich waters to look for food.<\/p>\n Mostly, the whale sharks of the Riviera Maya do not come alone. They come accompanied by\u00a0dolphins, sharks, manta rays and turtles,\u00a0<\/strong>when they visit the Caribbean coast of Mexico.<\/p>\n Then, the coast of Yucatan has a unique spectacle of nature and on good days\u00a0hundreds of hungry animals<\/strong>\u00a0can be seen close to the water surface. 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If you are planning your stay in Mexico in the summer months, make sure you do not miss the whale sharks of the Riviera Maya. Anybody who wants to observe the whale sharks of the Riviera Maya has two different tours to choose from.<\/p>\n Both in the waters of the island of Holbox and in the waters of Isla Mujeres and Isla Contoi, the whale shark of the Riviera Maya can be observed. It is important to know that the two waters have different visibility. The water off the\u00a0island of Holbox<\/strong>\u00a0is greenish in color and the visibility is usually not as good. On the other hand, the water of\u00a0Isla Mujeres<\/strong>\u00a0is bluish. As a result, the\u00a0visibility<\/strong>\u00a0is around 15 meters. Thus, the whale shark of the Riviera Maya can be better observed near Isla Mujeres.<\/p>\nSnorkel with Whale Sharks<\/h4>\n
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