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EL REY

El Rey is an extremely small ruin hardly worth the visit for its archaeological value, except that it's in the middle of the Cancun hotel zone, it is a nice remembrance of who originally occupied this land. The main reason to visit the ruin is for the hundreds of iguanas that flee the grand hotels and find refuge here in the quiet and little visited ruins.

Hours: 8:00 am- 5:00 pm


There is a new visitors center and the guards will feed the iguanas making for an entertaining show.

El Rey with Cancun hotels in the distance
Large Cancun hotels can be seen from the
ruins of El Rey

El Rey columns
El Rey doesn't have any large pyramids, only platforms with round columns that probably had palapa roofs at one time.
Not only are there hundreds of iguanas, but they aren't afraid of humans. Sunning themselves in the midst of the ruins, you can get quite close before they run for cover. The reason for this lack of fear is the fact that the park administrators feed them. In fact they very likely will do that while you are there. When you do, dozens will come running from the holes in the rocks.
Brave Iguana
Big and little iguana sunning
This little iguana climbs on the back of this bigger iguana who suns himself on the steps of a small stone building.
Iguanas fighting over the local cuisine. These two are males, identifiable because of their crests.

Fighting Iguana

 

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