El Naranjo Wildlife Tour: 3 hours
El Naranjo Wildlife Tour: 3 hours
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Discover the amazing diversity of wildlife in the reserve with our 3-hour El Naranjo Wildlife Tour. This excursion begins in the vibrant town of El Naranjo, located at the head of the reserve, where we launch our kayaks into the narrow upper section of the estuary.
Quietly and with your eyes wide open, there is a great chance of spotting a wide variety of water birds, as well as turtles, boas, iguanas and even sea otters in this almost unreal landscape. As we continue paddling through the dense mangroves towards the mid-sections of the estuary, the channel widens, providing a gentle glide from the blades to El Paredón.
This is one of our longest paddle tours (9.5 km) and is perfect for keen paddlers and wildlife lovers. A minimum of 2 people per tour is required.
The cost per person is Q275, which includes transfers to El Naranjo, guide, life jackets, dry bag and soft drinks.
* This tour is tidal dependent so early registration is essential for optimal tidal conditions. Advance reservation is required.
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El Paredón, Guatemala: A Natural and Tranquil Paradise
El Paredón, a natural paradise located in Sipacate, Escuintla, is a place with a special energy that combines very well with the attitude of its people to get ahead. This quiet refuge, with no more than 300 houses, is a sanctuary for surfers and an ideal destination for those looking for a quiet place, without the hustle and bustle. In addition, El Paredón has a river that flows into the sea, a freshwater pool, a natural turtle hatchery, and a mangrove swamp that is home to an endless number of animal species.
International Volunteering: Community Development in El Paredón
El Paredón is also a place with many needs, but it has a great ally: the volunteer work of hundreds of foreigners. These volunteers work together with the community to develop the town and provide equal opportunities to all its inhabitants. Initiatives of friends from the United Kingdom, the United States and other European countries have established themselves in El Paredón to educate the children and adults of the village, train them in business administration and entrepreneurship, as well as provide employment and development opportunities.
Promoting Education and Sustainable Tourism in El Paredón
In this context, El Paredon joins these efforts and actively supports tourism programs in the community. A percentage of our profits goes towards the training and development of local tour guides, including training in additional languages such as English and French. In addition, we are committed to supporting the local community of El Paredón, reinvesting part of our income in community development projects. By supporting our tourism programs, you are not only experiencing the best of El Paredón, but you are also contributing to the sustainable development of the community. We invite you to join us on this exciting journey.