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110 Tours Reviewed
Bacalar hits different. This full-day tour is built around cenotes and the 7-color lagoon, with door-to-door pickup from Cancun-area hotels. Two parts I really like: you get a proper morning in Cenote Azul with breakfast included, and you spend real…
Seven colors can feel unreal. This all-day trip to Bacalar’s Lagoon of Seven Colors is interesting because it mixes a guided look at a Mayan pueblo magico with real time on the water. I love the structure of the day:…
Bacalar water makes everything feel simpler. This 6-hour sail with Sailing Colibrí is a nature-focused way to see cenotes, islands, and stromatolites without giving up comfort. Two things I like a lot: you get well-run, bilingual staff and a smooth,…
Bacalar looks better from a sailboat. This slow cruising trip glides around Bacalar Lagoon with plenty of time to take in the colors, spot natural cenotes, and learn how the lagoon works. You’ll set off from Villa Corsario and head…
Sail Bacalar’s lagoon like locals do. I really like the mix of Cenote Negro viewing and open-water sailing, because you get both the dark cenote edge and the bright blue lagoon in one outing. I also love the private feel…
Chacchoben and Bacalar are a lot for one day. I love the way this tour pairs jungle-set Mayan ruins with Bacalar Lagoon time for a true two-worlds outing, not just a drive-by stop. The guided portion at Chacchoben is built…
Float, snorkel, and paddle your own way. This 3-hour kayak rental in Bacalar Lagoon gives you control over your route and pace, with snorkeling gear ready when you want to check out what’s under the surface. You also pick your…
Dawn on Bacalar feels like a reset. This sunrise SUP tour is built for quiet water, big sky, and that first light across the Lagoon of Seven Colors. You’ll paddle early, then watch breakfast unfold while birds fill the calm…
Bacalar looks unreal from a boat. This tour is built around a small-group cruise on Lake Bacalar and a relaxed schedule that lets you actually enjoy those famous blue shades. I like the fact that you get round-trip transfers from…
Wind, water, and color. This Hobie Cat tour on Laguna de Bacalar is the kind of outing that feels more like a day with friends than a big group ride. I love the small-group pace, plus the host team (Laura…
Sunrise kayaking in Bacalar feels like a cheat code. You’re on the water early enough that the lagoon is still quiet, the sky is doing its thing, and the colors begin to shift before most people even find breakfast. I…
Stars-in-the-dark to sunrise. That’s the big hook. This Bacalar sunrise kayak trip starts at 5:30am and takes you through quiet lagoon water while the sky shifts from black to blue-pink. You’ll stop at the Canal de los Piratas for swimming…
Small boat. Big lagoon colors. This 2.5-hour pontoon tour threads together Lagoon views, cenotes, and swim stops, with a guide who explains how Bacalar works at a real ecosystem level, including stromatolites. I especially like the mix of easy swimming…
Waking up for Bacalar on a paddleboard is a smart move. This 3-hour private tour takes you through calm water with stops at Bird Island, Black Cenote, and Emerald Cenote, so you get nature, peace, and real time on the…
Four courses, cocktails, and Bacalar’s colors. This Bacalar gourmet sailing tour uses a private catamaran to move you through the lagoon’s best-looking stretches, with a chef serving four dishes on board and a mixologist working through cocktails as you go.…
