Each year, in Between Birds, Reptiles and Amphibians, About a Hundred Species of them Reproduce in “El Salado”

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To take the tour by the estuary, is an unforgettable experience, because there is a great variety of birds, crocodiles, raccoons, iguanas and other animals of the region

In any period of the year, the estuary of “El Salado” without a doubt keeps being an excellent entertainment option for the whole family, but especially a good adventure for the national and international tourists who visit the municipality of Puerto Vallarta.

The biologist Isabel Cárdenas, explained that in the estuary of “El Salado” there are more than 100 species of birds, amphibious reptiles and the king of the animals, that is the crocodile, which each year is reproducing itself. Just as the birds and other animals that emigrate.

“Here we have to get the people to lose their fear towards crocodiles which inhabit this zone since years ago, and which fortunately were declared a protected species” he expressed in a low voice before the MERIDIAN.

He said that the length of a tour is in between one thousand 200 and one thousand 500 meters in the barge “La Aventurera”. Although when one gets to land one can visit the “Mirador”, that is roughly 10 meters of height. From there, one can observe the panorama of Puerto Vallarta. I think it is worthwhile, to take some good photos of Banderas Bay.

“Of course, during the tour in the barge, the tourists will have the opportunity to observe a great variety of birds, and small and big crocodiles. In addition to iguanas, raccoons and other animals.”

In a way that by being in contact with nature, and listening to the song of the birds, one gets a unique and unforgettable experience, just as it can be appreciated in the photographs that we present to you in this note.

After traveling more than a thousand 200 meters on the estuary canal of El Salado, the captain of “La Aventurera”, does a second stop in dock two, where one can appreciate the three types of mangrove that exist: red, white and black.

Finally, after several minutes of walking inside the mangrove and observing birds, raccoons, snakes, iguanas and crocodiles; the captain of the barge returns to dock one, (after more than 45 minutes of traveling) to the Natural Protected Area and the Ecological Conservation Zone of El Salado of Puerto Vallarta.

[readon1 url="http://www.nnc.mx/notas/1388421669.php#"]Source: NNC Translated by Rene Tripp[/readon1]