The Flora and Fauna Protection Area "North Portion and Eastern Coastal Strip, Terrestrial and Marine of Cozumel Island is a federal protected natural area that includes the northern portion and the eastern coastal strip, both on land and at sea, of Cozumel. 

The natural area covers nearly 38,000 hectares and has a great diversity of ecosystems such as reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves, coastal dunes, scrublands, jungles, as well as the largest system of wetlands and coastal lagoons on the island. 

It is an important zone that protects the development of a wide variety of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife species. 

Various actions are taken for biodiversity conservation in the areas of knowledge, culture, protection, restoration, and management of the area. área. 

Located in the north of the island, it is a place that offers beautiful scenery and various options for adventure and enjoying nature. 

Some of the most beautiful beaches on the island are located here, as well as the ancient Punta Molas Lighthouse, which can only be accessed with a 4x4 vehicle through a narrow unpaved road surrounded by tropical vegetation. 

The beaches are not highly recommended for swimming, but you can enjoy an unparalleled view, as you can see the coast of the Riviera Maya, as well as the cruises and yachts that arrive on the island from the north of the Cozumel channel. 

It's necessary to bring everything you need for a day on a secluded beach, as there are no services available. You can also visit the "Castillo Real," a Mayan civilization vestige located a few kilometers from the lighthouse.