Xul-Ha Lagoon: blue is everywhere.

Xul-Ha means “where the water ends” because it is located in the southern part of the Bacalar lagoon. It is a highly recommended place for rest and recreation. You may spend a relaxing afternoon lying next to a tree or in a hammock. Other activities are go boating, kayaking, or cycling, or simply cool down in its refreshing waters.

Xul-Ha Lagoon: What to do

The founding of Xul-ha celebration comes every year in January with festivals, dances, jaripeo, cockfights, and a variety of other activities. It’s crucial to note that these are quite packed gatherings, which can be overwhelming for those who prefer more isolated and quiet settings.

Rent a kayak and explore the Xul-Ha lagoon and the surrounding resorts. Or you can take the Bacalar Rapids detour and visit them as well, getting some exercise in the process.

You can also rent a bicycle and go for a trip around the lagoon with your friends or family to take in all of the flora and fauna. Also, hire a tent and sleep outside for the night.

The Circuit

Local, national, and international artists collaborate on public murals. This cultural project, which began in 2017, has adorned the town over the years, with intriguing murals reflected in various places of the town.

Where to stay

The Ecotucán villas are unique lodgings that instead of rooms give palapas in which to relax, as well as the Buenavista spa, which features a variety of children’s games, slides, lounge chairs, restaurants, and other amenities that will make your vacation to Xul-Ha the most enjoyable and enjoyable.

The Xul-Ha lagoon is approximately 20 minutes from Chetumal and 5 minutes from Bacalar. Using private transportation, such as a cab or a private car, is the best method to get there. Because of the residents’ dedication, the entire Bacalar Lagoon is garbage-free. Keep it like that!