Akumal Monkey Sanctuary & Rescued Animals: Guided Tour

Akumal Monkey Sanctuary Guided Tour

The Akumal Monkey Sanctuary provides a safe refuge for animals that have lost their natural habitats to pollution and deforestation. This dedicated facility focuses on rehabilitation for monkeys and various rescued species who cannot return to the wild. Your guided tour offers an educational experience that raises awareness about conservation and animal welfare whilst supporting ongoing rescue efforts.

During your 2 hours and 15 minutes visit, knowledgeable guides escort you through the sanctuary's habitats where you'll meet different monkeys and animals, each with a unique rescue story. You can participate in interactive feeding sessions and observe how dedicated trainers help each animal adapt to its new environment. The hands-on approach provides insight into the needs and personalities of the sanctuary's residents.

Staff members share details about the rehabilitation process and daily animal care work. You may help with feedings and witness the bonds between staff and wildlife residents. Safety and ethical treatment remain the sanctuary's highest priorities, making this suitable for visitors of all ages and wheelchair accessible throughout.

What is Included

• 2 hours and 15 minutes guided tour
• Interactive feeding sessions with rescued animals
• Educational talks about rehabilitation and conservation
• Access to all sanctuary habitats
• Wheelchair accessible paths

Good to Know

The tour lasts approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes and is fully wheelchair accessible. All ages are welcome, though children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water as you'll spend time outdoors. Personal photography is allowed but official photos are not included in the tour.

Food is not provided on site, so bring snacks and water. Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled tour start time and bring valid ID for entry. Tours are conducted in select languages by experienced staff passionate about animal welfare. Transportation and gratuities are not included.

Your visit directly contributes to ongoing conservation efforts, helping provide shelter, nutrition and medical care for rescued animals. If you're interested in exploring more of the Yucatan Peninsula's natural wonders, consider combining your sanctuary visit with other cenote tours around Akumal or discovering the region's ancient Mayan archaeological sites.