Travel Guide Reserva Biológica De Monte Cano

Attached to the university, this biological reserve, where the serpents snakes proliferate, mainly houses an astonishing variety of flora, especially since the landscapes are very dry. A path leads us into this petrified forest forest dating back to prehistory, with amazing trees that are dotted with lichen. They are fascinated by scientists, especially since they do not meet anywhere else in the world except in Mexico. The broussailles, the succulents red cacti (the famous mamón present in peak rain) and the iguanas around the beautiful promenade you provide a guard. The entrance is free, so leave a tip. Finally, those who want to know more about the fauna of the peninsula will delight a few moments in the small «museum» (the name seems a bit pretentious) installed in the lobby located at the entrance to the reserve.