It is an ecotourism space consisting of 260 hectares in the Tabasco tropical jungle, aimed at conserving biodiversity.

It has a reforestation area, lowland jungle, highland jungle, a river called Chichilte where aquatic species such as swamp crocodiles, turtles, and water birds inhabit, and a resting area on K'obá Island where you can taste traditional food and buy crafts.

Three tours can be taken, each lasting approximately 8 hours. 

The first one is the "Canacoite" Trail, which runs longitudinally through the most representative area of the Flooded Jungle. 

The second one is the "Heliconias" Trail, which starts with a pleasant walk along a path parallel to the Flooded Jungle. 

The third one is the "Pio" Trail, which begins with a walk along a path parallel to the jungle, observing the conservation area of the white-tailed deer, the oil palm plantation, and the collection of fruit trees.