El Palmar is a protected area where they live migratory waterfowl, such as the Canadian duck, wintering and breeding in the area. It is considered one of the most important ecological reserves in the state for its varied flora and fauna abudante is ideal for lovers of ecotourism. Here's tallest lighthouse Yucatan is a wonderful place in southeastern Mexico is El Palmar. One of the many ecological reserves that has the state of Yucatan, Mexico. This unique place in addition to spectacular views and natural wonders such as mangroves are home to thousands of migratory waterfowl that breed and winter in this paradise, an example this is the beautiful Canadian duck. El Palmar is a protected area very important not only for Mexico but for the entire planet for its abundant flora and fauna make this site one of the most important for the ecological balance of the Caribbean. For all these lovers of ecotourism and whale species can not fail to be surprised when they visit El Palmar. Located about 80 kilometers from the city of Merida, El Palmar has wetlands and hillocks that are fundamental to the development of wildlife ecosystems in protected areas of the world.Another attraction is its huge Palmar lighthouse, considered the tallest in the state. This beach is considered one of the most important ecological reserves in the state for its abundant flora and varied fauna, perfect for ecotourism lovers. It also has the largest lighthouse in the beaches of Yucatan.Despite being a semi-virgin beach, the area has cabins and restaurants services. You can take boat rides, bird watching, night hikes and enjoy its exotic cuisine.

By Road:

El Palmar is located 80 Km. from Merida passing by Sisal Sisal located west of Yucatan, is located 53 km from the city of Merida. To reach we recommend taking the federal highway No. 281 from Merida straight course Sisal. From here, a few kilometers you will find access to Chelem, which is just 9 km from Puerto Progreso.