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Bacalar Lagoon Boat Trip

Cruise across the most turquoise waters you have ever seen with this boat trip on the Bacalar Lagoon. You'll fall in love with this magical enclave of Quintana Roo!. Boat Trip Details. We'll meet at the selected time along Avenida Costera #429B,...

  • 2 hours
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  • Open on Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun

Cruise across the most turquoise waters you have ever seen with this boat trip on the Bacalar Lagoon. You'll fall in love with this magical enclave of Quintana Roo!

Boat Trip Details

We'll meet at the selected time along Avenida Costera #429B, from where we'll board a boat for a 2-hour ride on the Bacalar Lagoon, also known as the 'Lagoon of Seven Colors.

This large expanse of turquoise waters is formed by a series of dreamy cenotes that vary in color depending on their depth. First, we'll cruise through the Cocalitos cenote to see its thousand-year-old stromatolites, unique mineral formations. Next, we'll head to the La Bruja cenote, a dark blue lagoon spanning 130 meters in diameter, accompanied by a Maya legend. Afterward, we'll continue our boat ride through the Esmeralda cenote, admiring its crystalline waters.

During the trip, we'll circle around Isla de los Pájaros (Birds Island) to observe hawks, larks, parrots, and owls inhabiting the area. Lastly, we'll stop at the Pirates' Channel, connecting the Bacalar Lagoon with Chetumal Bay, historically significant as a point from which pirates attacked.

At the end of the boat trip, we'll return to the starting point, concluding the experience after two hours.

Included

  • English–speaking guide
  • 2–hour boat ride

Location

Activity location

Boulevard Costero 193, Boulevard Costero Sur, 77930 Bacalar, QRoo, Mexico

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