Akumal Monkey Sanctuary Tickets

Akumal Monkey Sanctuary FAQs

• ‍What is Akumal Monkey Sanctuary?
• The Akumal Monkey Sanctuary is a conservation-focused animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Akumal. It provides a safe haven for monkeys and other wildlife that have been mistreated or displaced, offering visitors an opportunity to learn about the animals and their ecosystems. Some animals will live at the centre forever and others are released back into the wild again once they are strong enough.
• What animals are at the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary?
• Although its mainly monkeys at the sanctuary, you will also find other animals there too, such as deer, goats, birds and even zebras, amongst others. The animals can also change depending on what animals are released back to nature or are taken to the sanctuary for help.
• Are you allowed to interact with the animals at Akumal Monkey Sanctuary?
• Yes, under supervision from the staff, some of the animals can be interacted with.
• Are children allowed at the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary?
• Yes, the sanctuary is a family friendly destination. Kids love it because of the animals.
• Can you hold the animals at Akumal Monkey Sanctuary?
• Yes, the animals that are tame, you may be able to hold them under supervised conditions.
• What time does Akumal Monkey Sanctuary open?
• The sanctuary opens at 8AM.

Akumal Monkey Sanctuary Fun Facts

• Not Just Monkeys: Although its called a monkey sanctuary, its also got other species living there including deer, zebras, reptiles and more, depending on what they are helping at any one time.
• Animal Interaction: Akumal is quite special as you can interact with several of the species that live there, which is something that you can't do at all wildlife sanctuaries.
• Animal Attraction: It's not just an animal attraction, its main focus is as an animal sanctuary to help animals. Its open as an attraction to teach and educate and help raise funds to pay to run it, so your visit helps conservation.
• Jungle Setting: The sanctuary is in the jungle, helping the animals to feel more at home.