We didn't like the mass processing. In the times of Corona, we were on a speedboat with almost 100 people. We saw a whale family, but unfortunately those sitting in the middle of the boat couldn't see much because everyone sitting on the edge jumped up. That was a pity. Then we went on to Barcadi Island. There you had 1 hour stop for swimming. That was nice. Then it was on to lunch. Some rice with chicken and finally a small bottle of water! Finally came the El Limon waterfall. In the tour description there was nothing about a horse ride. We didn't think the horses were in good shape either, so we preferred to run. However, since the path is extremely muddy and you have to constantly avoid the horses, the walk there and back took over 1 hour. We only managed the small waterfall in time. But we had it to ourselves, which was very nice.

We had booked an excursion with a German-speaking guide, our guide spoke very good Russian and Spanish, and a little German and normal English. We expected more from the whale conservation program. On the way back, the ship drove with a party atmosphere on board, very loud music and at high speed through the protection zone. What should be sustainable about it?

Almost 3 hours drive from bayahibé and the brand new road + the magical landscapes were missing The driver drives very quickly on bumpy roads Breakfast comes down to a sandwich + a few pieces of fruit and a glass of juice in a very run down ranch Whale watching for 40 minutes, we saw 6, the day before they had seen 1 Bacardi Island is sublime, lunch is ok despite very poor organization No visit to El limon village, you leave Bacardi Island at 3 p.m. to resume the 3 hour drive I recommend for whales and the island but the organization really leaves something to be desired and the announcement is quite misleading