This place offers a wide variety of attractions, starting with cave paintings made by the Kumiai community more than 13 thousand years ago.

Additionally, it is part of the Pacific migratory corridor, which is why every year you can find more than 70 species of birds from North America.

In the northern part there are large dunes, followed by a part of the beach to finish in the southern part with a marsh landscape.

Its underwater landscape is surprising with suspended rocks, sea caves and great biodiversity, making it ideal for those who like diving.

It is important to mention that to access the estuary you have to go through private property, so it is important that you be respectful.