LOCATION :::

Located on the Western Yucatan, looking toward the Gulf of Mexico sits the town of Campeche. Currently a virtually unknown destination to the world of global tourism, this region features more that 80 miles of mangrove coast, hundreds of  creeks, and numerous channels, making the region Mexico’s most prolific baby tarpon fishery. Campeche gets as many tourist in one year as Cancun gets in a day. With flats style sight fishing for high numbers of fiesty tarpon in the 5 to 30 pound class and a wonderfully quaint town with Mayan and Spanish history, Campeche is now the ultimate venue for avid saltwater anglers. 

The town of Campeche has a population of 360,000 and because of its rich Mayan culture and Spanish conquest it has been labeled a UNESCO world heritage site. Three blocks in from the bay the 17th century colonial city was constructed, now downtown, behind stone walls built to protect it from attack and it was been well preserved.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO::: 
Traditions are well represented in handicrafts, regional fresh seafood, folklore, military architecture, mayan sites and much more but the most important feature to mention is the campechanos hospitality and the outstanding street tranquility.

We can set up a big range of different tours or ground transfers for non angler companions such as :

• Guided Vehicule City Tour (5 hours)
• Walking City Tour (4 hours)
• Mayan Ruins Tour
• Spa & Lunch Tour
• ATV’s and Paintball
• Handicraft Market
• Casa #6 Museum
• City Trolley
• Land Gate light and sound show
• and much more...