EXPERIENCES
Venturing into the wild can also be an act of contemplation
EXPERIENCES
Venturing into the wild can also be an act of contemplation
At Rancho Las Guacamayas, we don’t come to interrupt nature — we come to be part of it
Here, you don't just watch birds: you share the land with a flock of over 400 free-flying macaws, hear the earth crunch beneath your feet, and immerse yourself in a raw, authentic experience — where every moment is a bridge between silence and the sacred.
We offer three ways to live this immersion:
Short Visit
Short Visit
- Duration: 1 to 2 hours
- Price:$300 MXN per person
- Available languages: Spanish / Basic communication in English using a translator
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Close-up observation of the flock
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A brief introduction to the sanctuary and its history
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Time for photography yes, they sometimes fly right past your lens
Our guide and flock caretaker, Epifanio, is a local of the region. While his native language is Spanish, he enthusiastically uses translation tools to communicate with international visitors, creating a warm, personal, and clear experience.
Perfect for those wanting to see the macaws during their most active hours: At dawn (08:00 am) or dusk (05:30 pm), when they descend to feed and you can see them up close. A short yet deeply memorable experience.
A short, but deeply memorable experience.
Includes:
Guacamaya Experience + Hiking
Guacamaya Experience + Hiking
- Duration: 4 to 5 hours
- Price: $700 MXN per person
- Languages available: Spanish / Basic communication in English using a translator
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Arrival at 8:00 am
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Macaw sighting during breakfast
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Guided hike through ranch trails
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Breakfast pause (bring your own or choose from our snack options)
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Arrival at 2:30 pm
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Guided hike through ranch trails
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Pause to rest and eat (bring your own or choose from our snack options)
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Macaw sighting during dinner time (6:00 pm)
Our guide and flock caretaker, Epifanio, is a local from the region. While his primary language is Spanish, he enthusiastically uses translation tools to communicate with international visitors, offering a warm, clear, and friendly experience.
A full immersion for those who want to discover the forest and its wildlife.
Morning itinerary:
Afternoon itinerary:
The hiking trail adapts to your energy level. Choose between a gentle route or a more demanding one. Epifanio, our native guide and daily caretaker of the flock, will accompany you with stories, knowledge, and his trained eye on bird behavior.
Guacamaya Celestial Night
Guacamaya Celestial Night
- Price: $1,200 MXN per person per night
- Maximum capacity: 8 people
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2 rooms with 4 beds each
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Kitchen with basic utensils and gas stove
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Grill and firewood
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1 full bathroom
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Access to all ranch trails
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Daily macaw observation
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Meditation pyramid
Live to the rhythm of the forest, and sleep where the macaws awaken.
Camping-style lodging with all
essential comforts.
Sleeping among centennial trees, without artificial lights, with birdsong as your lullaby and the open sky as your roof — it’s an ancestral luxury.
Guacamaya Night s a camping-style lodging experience designed for those who want to stay and feel the sanctuary's nighttime heart.
Casa PavoReal is a rustic, private structure equipped with all you need for a simple, cozy stay fully connected to the land.
Includes:
VISITOR INFORMATION
Before visiting, please note:
Here, comfort is solar-powered, water comes from the well, and luxury means being miles away from everything.
- Fill your gas tank before hitting the road.
- The access road is suitable for all vehicles (compact cars, trucks, motorcycles, or mountain bikes).
- Bring a camera with at least 300mm zoom if you're interested in bird photography.
- Wear clothing appropriate for the season (raincoat during rainy season).
- Bring insect repellent.
- Bring a cooler for anything you need to keep cold.
- Let us know if you have experience in camping or nature excursions.
Tips for a pleasant stay
- Transportation or internal transfers
- Meals (Only drinks and snacks available for purchase: water, sodas, energy drinks, peanuts, nuts)
- Laundry service
- Insurance or medical assistance (visits are at your own risk)
What We Do Not Provide
- No firearms
- No pets
- No open fires outside of designated grills
- Do not leave safe zones without a guide
- No drones (they scare the macaws and disrupt the ecosystem)
- Be aware: you are entering a wild zone. Respect is the first rule.