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I visited Merida, in the Yucatan, about 30 years ago, and it was beautiful. However, I missed going to the relatively nearby Rio Lagartos with its mangroves, lagoons and abundant water birds, like the large flocks of flamingos. Have any of you photographed there? Online info indicates that one needs a small boat with guide to get to the best photo spots, the cost of which is within my budget, including hiring one just for myself. I definitely do not want a group tour and touristy side trips.
I speak Spanish, so I don't need bilingual support.
I would very much appreciate any recommendations and words of wisdom for this location, especially where to photograph and the best ways to get to those places (guide services, etc.). Also, what are the best times of year for the birds? I'd appreciate recommendations for good, secure places to stay and eat (I'm not looking for luxury.) (BTW I found the Yucatan style of cooking was especially good--light, not greasy, and full of flavor.)
Edited on May 07, 2017 at 04:59 PM · View previous versions
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