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Catherine_L, Jul 2026
Enjoyable group boat...
Enjoyable group boat tour. Great value as you can stay and use the kayaks after the tour. The boat had plenty of shade and the company allowed you to wear sunscreen prior to accessing the boat. Beers, juice and water provided. Guide had great knowledge and plenty of time to have free time to swim. Overall a great way to explore the Bacalar lagoon.
Julie_B, Jul 2026
Beautiful and relaxing experience!
We love sailing and it was great to be the passenger and let someone else handle the sails. Costa did a great job and knew a lot about the area, and could even answer our birding questions. Just remember that you can't wear sunscreen so dress accordingly.
gracetse_t, Jul 2026
Great host for a boat tour of lagoon in Bacalar
We booked our tour about 3 hours ahead so we had a destination point when we arrived. But you can also just go at this time of year (July) to book on the spot in Bacalar. Zayed was a great host. We really enjoyed the tour and learning about the geology of the area. It was super relaxing and chill.
TERRANCE_N, May 2026
Look no further as you have found the BEST.
Absolutely amazing! The crew headed by Adrien was fantastic and made all the guests feel @home as switched from English and Spanish seamlessly. The boat ride was awesome , cool history, chill atmosphere and everyone was friendly. The included snack was tasty and drinks were cold as the day was beautiful, water amazing and we truly enjoyed our time on the boat. Check-in was easy and make to visit the viewing tower that gives you a 180” view of the beautiful landscape and lagoon.
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Visitors to the Quintana Roo town of Bacalar are primarily there to experience the beauty of Lake Bacalar, also known as the “Lagoon of Seven Colors.” Whether you book a catamaran tour or stand-up paddleboard excursion, your expert-guided Bacalar tour will show you the deserted islands, rock formations, and migratory birds that make this part of Mexico extra special. Go snorkeling in the cenotes, pass through the “pirates’ channel,” and soak up the sun in the self-proclaimed Maldives of Mexico.