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What are people saying about Isla Holbox

Cristina_F, Jul 2026
Highly recommend!
Breathtaking! Completely unique and unforgettable. Enrique led our tour and taught us about bioluminescence, then pointed out constellations. It was a small group and an easy kayak ride. The stars were amazing and the bioluminescent bay was incredible. Highly recommend!
Cristina_F, Jul 2026
Highly recommend!
Highly recommend! An amazing day on the water. Stunning boat ride, had the opportunity to swim with the whale sharks. Unbelievable! The stop at the ria, complete with a delicious fresh ceviche lunch, was the perfect finale. Our guide, David, was very knowledgeable and prioritized the safety of our group and the animals. Pablo was an excellent captain, always mindful of our safety and comfort. I’d take this tour again in a heartbeat.
Anne_M, May 2026
Unique and memorable experience!
Had a great time seeing the bioluminescent plankton in Holbox. Alex was so kind, knowledgeable and prepared - timing everything perfectly and providing all of the gear (which was really nice quality). He shared lots of information about the plankton and the stars/constellations and even captured some great photos and videos that he shared with us after.
Cynthia_K, Apr 2026
A great experience
We had a wonderful time on the Three Islands Tour. Communication with the tour company was excellent and our guide, Johnny, was very friendly and informative. There were only 6 people on the tour including ourselves, which was nice. We visited all three locations as advertised and even saw several groups of dolphins fairly close to the boat along the way. I would definitely recommend this tour!
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On Isla Holbox, life slows down—with no bridge to the mainland, the pace here is a world away from the spring breakers of Cancun and the arty hedonism of Tulum. But if you get tired of lounging, Isla Holbox tours can supplement your vacation with some exploration. Visit bioluminescent waters, mangrove forests, and remote islands such as Isla de los Pájaros in a kayak. The nearby waters even count gargantuan whale sharks among their residents.