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Right by
the Whale Sanctuary
Camping at Kuyimita
Close
encounters of the
whale kind
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Kuyimita Camping
Would you rather go camping?
Kuyimá also features a camping
area by the San Ignacio Lagoon Whale Sanctuary with tent-sites
and parking for your camper vehicle (no water nor electricity
hook ups). You can use your own camping gear or rent from us
tent, sleeping bags, cotton sheets, cots and pillows. Your
campsite fee includes the use of our comfortable and clean
environment-friendly toilets and sun-heated freshwater
showers, as well as a limited supply of drinkable fresh water
for cooking and washing. Take
a look at the costs of
our services, including that of whalewatching trips.
Is there food available at
the San Ignacio Lagoon?
Kuyimita has its own dining
room service where meals are prepared and served under request
at very reasonable prices.
If you wish to prepare your own food you should bring your
cooking equipment and groceries since there is a very limited
food supply at the lagoon and the kitchen of Kuyimita is
usually very busy for allowing guests prepare their
food.
Should I make reservations
for camping too?
Is highly advisable to make
reservation for camping and whalewatching from Kuyimita,
especially if you wish to visit the lagoon & whales on a
February or March week- end. Whale watching is fairly
regulated, so only a few boats are allowed on the Lagoon at
the same time and weekends can get very busy. To do so, please
just fill
out the reservation form and send it as soon as
possible. We also recommend you to check our availability.
Do you prefer something more confortable?
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