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Conservation through pleasurable and interesting visits
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Our company, with passion for nature and local naval
history has
been designing,
building
and running excursion
vessels
out of
Cancun
for over 30 years.
Our goal is to make our eco-historical adventure tours an unforgettable experience
while
conserving nature and the cultural identity of the Mexican Caribbean.
If you are an individual traveler, we invite you to take one of our regular tours
to the
tropical
island
of Mujeres
every Wed. and Fri.
or the National Park of Isla Contoy
every Tue.,Thu. and Sun.
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If you are a bird watcher, ask for our special arrangements. We have a
booklet
for you to register and find all the kind of birds
on the island.
You might even be allowed to spend a night in
Contoy,
which is
conditioned to the
park managements permission.
If you are a travel agent trying to find something very exclusive
to
do for
your
group,
ask for our extensive
charter program.
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What is up, the latest development and activities: |
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In Jan 2010 we became active member of the sustainability initiative FUTOURIS e.V. founded 2009 by international tour companies to suport social
and ecological projects around the world
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In 2010 we will support the project of an Archeological Underwater Museum, to be installed in the calm waters in front of the Visitors Center and Island's Nature Museum at Contoy
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A new "Aqualodge" ecological catamaran house boat will be available for bird
watcher associations, scientist, universities
and
is planned to be stationed
close
to the new artificial habitat
in the bay of Contoy's visitors Center, to serve the general public and snorklers as well. |
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| You may find our vessels in the TV programs of the Discovery Channel or in
the Columbus: Secrets from the Grave teacher's shop under the titels: "The Conquistadors",
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| Dec. 2006 the BBC of London in close cooperation with History Channel,
filmed a historic documentary at a small mountain lake
north of Mexico City, featuring our
smallest vessel the NIÑA,
as one of the 13 brigantines Hernan Cortes
had built to reconquer the Aztec Capital Tenotichlan |
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We are cooperating closely with the Lighthouse-Foundation, the
foundation for the Seas and Oceans
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For more information:
Phone: +52 (998) 884-53-33, 884-15-98,
Fax: 887-12-83
Call toll free in Mexico: 01 800 715 33 75
sales@kolumbustours.com a manager@kolumbustours.com ...SKYPE: hrbsz12 |
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Eco-Historical Adventures and sustainability through best practice.. 
