This park is a protected natural area (PNA) as the only coral reef habitat that exists in this part of eastern North Pacific.

Keep heading east toward La Ribera and Cabo Pulmo as you trek toward Los Frailes - the southernmost East Cape beach. Cabo Pulmo pops up first. It's a National Marine Park, declared (1995, as far as parks go), by the Mexican Government. So, no fishing here - but! You have 11 (eleven) miles long of shoreline and eight different reefs.

Is a real paradise for lovers of scuba and snorkel, with 17 sites to develop this activity, for the excellent visibility of its temperate waters to assure him he will ensure exciting encounters with multicolored fish, pelagic fish and mammals of the sea of Cortez, such as a whale shark, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, manta rays, turtles and humpback whales, among others.

In the village there are small hotels and cottage ecotourism, in addition to an exquisite restaurant service.