Jardín Botanico Dr. Alfredo Barrera Marín

Suspended boardwalks through the canopy, palms that have been around since the dinosaur age and an awesome guided walk with a botanist through the bio-diverse botanical gardens made this the best thing we did in Puerto Morelos. We hugged the oldest (300yr old) tree there and he included local Maya legends, showed us medicinal and edible plants (we even ate some) and had fun exploring a bubble gum tree camp. Mangrove boardwalks, climbing observation towers for a 360 degree view all the way out to the ocean and seeing evidence of how the jungle survived a hurricane made this an awesome morning. I would highly recommend spending some time there and paying for the guide as it makes it a magical experience rather just a nice stroll through the jungle. On a side note, make sure you have some mosquito spray because down near the mangroves they can get pretty intense.

Saw two monkey in the distance. No other animals. But did enjoyed the walk through the jungle portion.

Nice place for a walk in the jungle. Saw the spider monkeys! Not too many bugs either

Great place to walk surrounded by the sounds of the young le, dont tet so hard to find the spider monkeys they will find you but watch out! The like to pee to mark its territory. Also there are a log or birds and reptiles

Full priced tickets but only 1/3 or so access to the park. Lots of clean up from the hurricane. We really enjoyed the walk.