Whether it’s at a cenote or at a Balneario, you can find water activities in Bacalar besides the obvious choice of the extraordinary lagoon. The cenotes of Bacalar With such clear water, swimming in a cenote is a must in Bacalar. Cenotes are natural water wells (outdoor, underground or even hidden in caves). You can…
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The Bacalar lagoon is a destination full of little treasures. Before big tourism comes, it’s best we seize its colors, beauty and people. Some tourist secrets in Bacalar include sailing, drinking and hanging out with the locals. Isla de los Pajaros This is the best place to watch birds in Bacalar. In fact, at least…
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Less than an hour from the Belizean border, the small Mexican town of Bacalar hides away in the south of Mexico. It’s a well-liked vacation spot for locals who swarm to the state of Quintana Roo for their holidays, but foreign tourists to Mexico still don’t know much about it. The town of Bacalar, which…
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Because of the huge amount of layered structures present, Cocalitos Cenote is also known as Stromatolites Sanctuary. Cocalitos is a one-of-a-kind and fantastic site to see these incredible natural formations. All these while having a great time with friends and/or family. Stromatolites are primordial living structures that are in a few locations throughout the world.…
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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…
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