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Cabo Pulmo National Park is a park, located at Centro, 23570 La Ribera, B.C.S., Mexico. They can be contacted via phone at +52 624 130 0195, visit their website pncabopulmo.conanp.gob.mx for more detailed information.

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Centro, 23570 La Ribera, B.C.S.
Added by Jopie, at 23 December 2016

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20 Reviews

  • Oscar Lechner
    28 March 2018

    Wonderful little paradise, amazing views and awesome sunrise. Beaches and oceans were pristine and lots of fun. Snorkeling and scuba diving was great but watch out the water might be cold! Dive shops and rentals were easy and everyone is nice. Restaurants are fantastic and the fish is incredible. Highly recommend a beach day or week long visit!

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  • Alan Rafael Belmares Coronado
    23 March 2018

    Excellent and beautiful place, really pacifoc and perfect to enjoy the nature (Sky, earth and ocen). Perfect to see stars at night. In that place you can find many people that can offer you several adventure activities included and hard recommendated diving. Awesome sky!

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  • Jesús Wong
    15 March 2018

    Amazing job by the whole comunity. Switching from fishing to protecting the environment was not easy nor fast but it was worth all the efforts.
    The fish tornado (you must scuba dive to see it) is mesmerizing and a very relaxing experience

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  • Maggie Sparkman
    24 February 2018

    Beautiful place, super friendly and helpful people. We saw the most amazing fish while snorkeling from the boat. Totally worth the rental.
    And check out the designs on the shirts in the gift shop. They're beautiful, original, and evocative of the vibrant sea life. We were honored to meet the artist.

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  • Kenneth B. Simon
    31 January 2018

    Great views of the Sea. Peaceful in nature looking at the light green and clear water to the darker blue. Watching the larger birds soaring and gliding in the wind and landing on the rocks. Go 4 km past Cabo Pulmo village and turn into El Arbolito. Travel one more kilometer.
    Pay 40 peso per person to park.

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  • Jacob Tsabar
    12 December 2017

    An hour and a half drive from the Los Cabos airport is the most fantastic marine preserve in the wonderful Sea of Cortez, where Cabo Pulmo village is located, with available casitas and private houses for rent and a few local restaurants as well as diving shops, chartered fishing boat trips, snorkeling opportunities and other marine and land based activities for nature lovers. The local population is nice and there is a newly opened visitor center on the main road going through Cabo Pulmo.

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  • Bingrui Foo
    09 December 2017

    Great place to unwind, snorkel and dive. About two plus hours from Cabo San Lucas. So it's not crowded or filled with tourists. Definitely won't find any fancy resorts there. The underwater wildlife is probably the best around the Baja.

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  • Diane Hendricks
    26 November 2017

    Amazing all around. Top place. Remote and natural

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  • Conroy Brent Van Der Lee
    10 November 2017

    One of the best diving locations in the world today. Unspoiled natural beauty with very abundant sea life.

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  • Juan David Cortes
    22 October 2017

    Best place to dive with huge fish and schooling jacks. See and dive how was the sea of cortes 30 years ago. Non fishing has paid off for this community. Food at la Palapa after diving is excellent

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  • Mark Balue
    15 October 2017

    A good 10 I'm on dirt road. Have to take boat out to dive or snorkeling

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  • Jerlene Layne
    07 October 2017

    Amazing conservation management. Abundance of marine life.

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  • Rogelio Hendershot
    13 September 2017

    Great the experience that you live in this water park, I like to scuba dive with the fish, you can not miss it on your vacation.

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  • Fedro Ponce De León
    15 August 2017

    A must if you enjoy snorqueling and swimming. Abdolutely fantastic place.

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  • S. J.
    30 May 2017

    Massively underrated national park so close to Cabo. Miles of beaches that only see a handful of people any given day. World class snorkeling in a 20,000 year old reef. Friendly people everywhere you go. Worth the trip. The East cape road is dirt and is a bad washboard road most of the way. Go the paved route unless you have a bigger vehicle.

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  • Patricia Collins
    17 April 2017

    Absolutely beautiful but to say the"road" is rough is a huge understatement.

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  • Beatriz Miranda Arcos
    02 March 2017

    This is for real my favorite place in Baja California Sur. You can swim as far as you want and is so safe, the fishes are so colorful and bright, you can have a great beach day here. Also, bring your own food, and please take with you your trash.

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  • Bjorn Troch
    25 January 2017

    Off the beaten path since the roads aren't in a good condition but totally worth taking the drive here. Incredibly beautiful sights and you can just camp right on the beach. 👌✌👍👊😍

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  • Marybeth Montoro
    24 January 2017

    Very beautiful. We went snorkeling and saw fish of all colors of the rainbow. We also did some hiking, but the terrain make it a bit difficult (prickly cacti). We had an adventure we will not forget.

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  • Alison White
    30 December 2016

    Definitely a drastic change from the crowded and lively Cabo San Lucas. Only an hours drive away but lightyears away in terms of development and crowds. Come here to dive and camp on the beach; not much else here. Several dive locations which were good (not greatbut admittedly we didn't visit every dive spot). A quiet, undeveloped town if you need to escape Cabo's party scene.

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