Located 400 miles off Mexico’s coast, the Revillagigedo Islands form a pristine volcanic archipelago and UNESCO World Heritage site. This remote marine reserve, often called the “Galapagos of Mexico,” protects rare ecosystems and migratory species. Scientists study its biodiversity, while divers and conservationists benefit from unparalleled encounters with giant manta rays, sharks, and humpback whales.
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