Cabo Pulmo National Park

The park spans 71 square kilometers along the eastern shore of Baja California Sur, containing North America's oldest coral reef system.

Established in 1995, the area transformed from an overfished zone into a protected marine sanctuary, leading to a 462% increase in fish populations.

Local residents initiated conservation programs and formed organizations to protect marine resources while developing sustainable tourism practices.

Visitors can explore underwater landscapes through snorkeling, scuba diving, and kayaking activities guided by certified marine specialists.

The park contains eleven coral species and provides shelter to five of seven endangered sea turtle species in the world.

Location: Baja California Sur

Inception: June 6, 1995

Part of: Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California

Address: Cabo Pulmo, BCS, Mexico

Opening Hours: Dimanche: 00:00 -

GPS coordinates: 23.44667,-109.40667

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:47