Audio Guide of Carpenter's Lagoon

It is a public park open 24 hours a day, although the atmosphere is better and safer during the day and until dusk. It is located in the heart of Tampico, easily accessible by taxi or public transportation from the historic center.

Access to the walkways, the park, and the crocodile lookout is completely free. You only have to pay if you choose to take a boat ride along the Cortadura Canal promenade or visit nearby museums.

We recommend setting aside 1 to 2 hours to walk at a relaxed pace, cross the bridge, and take photos. If you decide to visit the Metropolitan Cultural Space located right there, your visit can extend to half a day.

It is a unique mangrove ecosystem located in the middle of the city, famous for being the home of the crocodile 'Juancho.' It is an icon of identity for the people of Tampico and a vital point of connection with the Pánuco River.

Sunset is the magical moment to watch the sun go down over the water and enjoy cooler temperatures. However, if your main goal is to see the crocodiles out of the water, sunny mornings are ideal.

Yes, the area has been renovated with wide paved walkways and ramps, making it accessible for people with reduced mobility. It is flat terrain, very comfortable for exploring with the family.

You are right next to the fairgrounds and the Metropolitan Theater, and very close to the beginning of the Cortadura promenade. It is the perfect starting point for a full sightseeing tour of modern Tampico.

Always respect the safety barriers and never try to feed the animals; the crocodiles are in their natural habitat and can be dangerous. Bring water and sun protection, as the humidity and heat are often intense.