Bacalar Full-Day Tours: Top 5 for an Amazing Trip

So, you’re thinking about heading to Bacalar, Mexico? That’s absolutely wonderful! This isn’t just another spot, and instead, it’s something really, very special. More or less, it’s best known for its strikingly crystal-clear waters and, basically, the lagoon that shows off literally seven different shades of blue. Right, it is beautiful! Finding what you should see can get overwhelming; and so I made a list of all the spots for full day trips, just to ease the planning of your travels.

1. Boat Tour on the Lake of Seven Colors

Oh, my gosh, taking a boat tour right on the Lake of Seven Colors? That is absolutely a must-do, at the end of the day! Very often, you’ll hop onto either a sailboat or a pontoon, and right there you will just glide across the lagoon to experience the unbelievable variation of blues and turquoises in the waters, right? Just think about gliding, you know, over all that. You will definitely stop at places like the Cenote Negro, that is a pretty dark and deep sinkhole just creating almost an island vibe as you approach. As a matter of fact, it is quite neat. In contrast to the dark color of the water are the incredibly shallow parts that allows you to jump out the boat, where it’s only waist deep.

You could stop near Bird Island, so too known as Isla de los Pájaros, a protected sanctuary. At the end of the day, these tours really, pretty often are roughly around three to four hours in length, and seriously, they come with drinks, fruit, as well as a guide sharing the info on ecology and local history. So too this excursion might very well offer some absolutely fantastic photo opportunities to basically keep the moments from that special experience alive, right?

2. Explore the Rapids of Bacalar (Los Rápidos)

Now, If the boat tour is too relaxed, right, you should think about spending part of your vacation at Los Rápidos. So, Los Rápidos, as a matter of fact, are quite famous, at least they get to be, right, for having channels and super- clear, turquoise waters. The cool part is that there’s basically a flowing current. Right, people like your should definitely grab life vests and float leisurely down this sort of natural river while still taking pictures and really experiencing everything! Like your kids, or yourself should you want that splashy picture. The water, well, it’s basically not rough; and still, because there is definitely a soft current, it ends up becoming really amusing for adults and kids in much the same way.

More or less, it’s typically a park, basically with its own eatery or restaurant and places that are designed to relax beside the lagoon, where it is basically just perfect to pass one full day doing that! Just that! I want you to seriously think about bringing along, maybe, water footwear, basically because of the rocks. You understand the rocks that lie there in the water.

3. Visit the San Felipe Fort

I want you to maybe mix things up just a little. You know, by seeing San Felipe Fort, basically a colonial castle that goes very far back in history. Right, the structure ended up being primarily to save the city from pirates centuries back. You know? If that castle basically could talk! Inside? Well, you may find sort of little displays that help show background. Though truly its primary value lies mostly, more or less, in offering super-beautiful views on top of the lagoon.

Typically, it can easily make a little detour after brunch for anyone visiting the town or perhaps Los Rapidos since everything tends to be just really, just very, nearby, as a matter of fact. Clearly, people like your might be wondering whether its interesting enough to warrant time and money, it probably may not be to everyone and you understand where I am getting at, right? I will suggest basically dedicating just one hour for the stop as anything longer starts to get tiring in relation to the castle exhibits themselves.

4. Explore Cenotes Azul

Are there places in Bacalar with lagoons? Totally. Cenote Azul. In reality, is that truly a separate and massive natural sinkhole right next to Bacalar Lagoon that basically showcases an especially great area to see for that whole, one-of-a-kind swimming encounter. That? Really. This Cenote? In some respects, is super well known just because the water gets pretty deep and is sort of an extra-deep azure-blue tone! It really might come off as mysterious!

So, there may be some submerged caverns and you, well, I cannot really confirm, can’t guarantee you will feel secure with only a swimming pool noodle around you there. Right, what I mean to express, anyway, are some people might find it better to use floatation devices. In actual fact, you could always find an eatery, and naturally you have places to change close to that specific sinkhole so that the lagoon excursion truly lasts an entire time. I understand. Typically. Very often, locals really love cliff jumping.

5. Day Trip to Kohunlich Archaeological Site

Well, I understand! Someone probably may wish to change up this sort of day traveling experiences while on vacation; that makes perfect sense. Very often, people could go see Kohunlich, an ancient Mayan location that really does include gigantic temple complexes basically covered in massive rainforest trees! As a matter of fact, the famous “Temple of the Masks” is very well- known due to those massive stucco face that beautifies the facade.

Honestly, should someone just visit the site themselves, I would suggest, like your, obtaining a knowledgeable guide to find the location so they can truly see the meaning of that archaeological diggings. So too one truly experiences, basically, the rich cultural traditions of a place in Mexico through that really very fascinating daytime location. So too Kohunlich may not be the first location a person may consider when visiting, or going to see, the coasts of Quintana Roo as well as Bacalar but those truly interested, seriously, are able to experience the interesting variations.