From the owner: Ayudar animales, salvarlos, educar, cambiar vidas..y darlos en adopción en un buen hogar…read more To help animals, save them, educate, change lives and give in adoption in a good home.

Our group of 5 stumbled onto this tour by accident. Clearly our guide, Cesar, is passionate about…read morehis job and cares for the animals that have been rescued. Very hands on experience, holding, feeding and interacting with the animals while learning about their plight. Cenote swim was brief but delightful. Did not enjoy the restaurant. Food was a 3/10. Service was painfully slow with only 1 person working the restaurant, including functioning as the cook.

Cesar is a great guide. We loved interacting with the animals that have been rescued from homes,…read moreinjuries, and circus life. Learned a lot and loved getting to jump in the underground cenote at the end. Feels good to support the work they are doing.

We did the last tour of the day for the sanctuary. We were very lucky to get the tour guide that…read morewe had. We were paired up with a French family and the on site researcher was the only one that spoke French. Which meant we got a true in-depth tour of all the research being done at the sanctuary with students. He spoke about each monkey being rescued and what habits were being worked on with each monkey. We had a great time and all the students were great.

From the owner: Our Sanctuary is a place where you can find a great variety of primates and other rescued animals…read more From the majestic and emblematic spider monkey to beautiful rescued capuchin monkeys and ring-tailed lemurs from the faraway lands of Madagascar. Our biggest success is becoming a home for rescued and donated animals of many other species such as goats, deer, and macaws. Our main goal is to make sure that rescued and donated animals receive the necessary care and attention. Many of the animals living in the sanctuary come from very poor conditions, working for circuses and other attractions.