Top Merida Nature Parks in 2026

Enjoy the Yucatan's top sights in one day on this small-group tour from Merida. Wake up early to visit one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, Chichen Itza, before the crowds arrive. Learn about the history, customs, and culture of the ancient Maya, then head to a local cenote for a swim. End your day at Las Coloradas pink lagoon, home to flamingos.

The Yucatan might be most famous for its Maya ruins, but it’s also home to a wealth of natural wonders—if you know where to look. This day trip from Merida whisks you to the remote Las Coloradas, a vivid pink lagoon made for the photos, and the mangroves of Rio Lagartos, where your guide will help you spot flamingos and crocodiles.

This Mayan Culture adventure will take us to the Ruins of Uxmal, this site has multiple structures that have been well preserved. You can even climb some structures. Our guide will take us back in history with a guided tour and then free time to keep exploring and taking photos Our next stop will be at the Kabah Ruins, our guide will teach us about the reasoning the Mayans had when they were building everything among other interesting facts. There is also free time and guided time! Now it's time to enjoy a 3 course meal at a Mexican restaurant! It's time to move on to the last stop To finish the adventure, we'll visit an Artisanal Mayan Chocolate Factory, here authentic mayan people will teach us the ways to create chocolate. There will be a tasting and also a Mayan Ceremony!

Discover the sights of Merida you’re most interested in with this private tour. Offering a customizable itinerary, prioritize the landmarks and attractions high on your to-do list. Or, if you’re new to the city and not sure where to start, let your guide plan the route based on your general interests. Potential stops include Catedral de San Ildefonso, Plaza Grande, and Teatro Peon Contreras.

Discover the magic of Bacalar on this full-day adventure! Start with a scenic boat tour through the stunning Lagoon of Seven Colors, visiting hidden gems like Cenote Esmeralda, Cenote Negro, Cenote Cocalitos, Bird Island, the Pirate Channel, and panoramic views of the Fort of San Felipe. Enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters of the lagoon. Next, explore Cenote Azul, Mexico’s deepest cenote, where underground rivers feed its 360-meter length and unique rock formations create a mesmerizing atmosphere for swimming and relaxing. Finish the day at La Playita Restaurant, a charming spot on the lagoon’s edge with swimming access, swings, and picturesque views. Perfect for photos, videos, and experiencing Bacalar’s breathtaking natural beauty in one unforgettable day.