Top Costa Maya On the Water - page 3

We offer water, sodas, beer, fresh seasonal fruit and homemade guacamole to enjoy right on the boat! After your tour, feel free to relax on the beach in a hammock and use our kayaks and paddle boards. Our area of beach is right alongside Hotel 40 Cañones. You can also spend some time at the Barba Negra beach club for some food and drinks. Our family business focuses on sustainability and experiences that provide a lasting impression. We work hard to make sure our guests feel comfortable while creating a connection with the natural world. We also have over 50 years of experience in Mahahual! We use Penn fishing equipment and skirted ballyhoo to visit the areas with the highest probabilities for a great catch. We also use semi-professional snorkeling equipment to make sure guests are comfortable while snorkeling, which is crucial for a memorable experience. Our experiences are provided in Spanish and in English in order to always provide clear, smooth communication.

This private jet ski adventure lets you explore Bacalar’s famous Seven Colors at your own pace, without the limits of a group tour. Ride across crystal-clear waters, visit iconic lagoon spots, and enjoy guided support tailored to your comfort and experience level. It’s a fun, safe, and personalized way to enjoy Bacalar, perfect for travelers looking for something unique and unforgettable.

Try out scuba diving with this Discover Scuba Diving course in Mahahual. Learn the basics of theory and technique, test out your new skills in a series of exercises in shallow water, then enjoy a dive in open water accompanied a dive instructor. No experience necessary, all the equipment you need is provided.

This one-tank guided scuba dive experience is the perfect way for certified divers to explore the underwater world of the Costa Maya coast. Going on a guided excursion means the instructor can advise you on the best places to dive to suit your experience level. During the trip, look out for cactus coral, plate coral, manta rays, turtles, and plenty of tropical fish.

Our local guides, born and raised in the Costa Maya community, are passionate about sharing the beauty of their home while protecting its unique natural environment. They treat the reef and surrounding ecosystem with the utmost care and respect, ensuring its preservation for future generations. From the moment your tour begins, your safety and comfort are our top priorities. Our experienced team will provide personalized attention, making sure you enjoy a fun, relaxing, and unforgettable snorkeling adventure.

Make the most of your private shore excursion with a visit to the Kohunlich Mayan Ruins. Journey through the rolling hills and tropical rainforest of lower Quintana Roo, passing by Bacalar Lagoon. At the site, explore the elaborately planned city with pyramids, citadels, and plazas, and admire the massive, well-preserved Sun God masks.

This experience is distinguished by combining a relaxing paddle adventure with the comfort and personalized attention travelers value. Guests can enjoy the beauty of the destination from the water, using quality equipment and having round transport for a comfortable and hassle-free experience. It is the perfect combination of nature, comfort and memorable moments in a unique coastal setting.

There’s more to Bacalar than its famous seven shades of blue. Hidden cenotes, crystal-clear swimming spots, and a channel once traveled by pirates reveal the stories behind one of Mexico’s most extraordinary lagoons. Experience it from the best possible perspective: on the water, aboard a small-group boat with only 10–12 guests. Away from crowded sightseeing stops, you’ll have the chance to swim, explore, and take in the incredible colors and natural beauty that make Bacalar unlike anywhere else in the Mexican Caribbean. With convenient round-trip transportation from Costa Maya Port, getting there is easy. After your time on the water, enjoy tacos and refreshing drinks at a lakeside club overlooking the lagoon — a relaxed finish to a day filled with turquoise waters, swimming, and a little pirate history.