• Cenote Negro - Also known as Witch Cenote, Bacalar Black Cenote is a remarkable natural wonder distinguished by its dark, deep waters, plunging over 100 meters. The color results from the contrast between the rocky bottom and the dense underwater vegetation. It is a must-see during boat tours, perfect for photography and appreciating its surface beauty. For safety and conservation, swimming is prohibited, so visits are limited to viewing from the boat. Nonetheless, its majestic presence makes it one of the most mysterious spots in the Laguna de Bacalar.
• Cenote Esmeralda - The Emerald Cenote is a natural treasure within the Laguna de Bacalar. Its name is derived from its vibrant emerald green hue, caused by a blend of minerals and groundwater streams in the area. This deep point creates a stunning contrast with the surrounding turquoise waters. Boat tours stop here to admire its beauty and understand its ecological significance, as it is one of the water sources feeding the lagoon. However, for safety and preservation, swimming is not permitted, and visits are restricted to viewing from the boat.
• Cenote Cocalitos - Known as the “Sanctuary of the Stromatolites,” Cenote Cocalitos is one of Bacalar’s most iconic natural wonders. Its shallow, clear waters allow close observation of these ancient formations, considered the oldest living organisms on Earth. Due to their fragility and to protect this unique ecosystem, swimming is prohibited in areas with stromatolites. During boat tours of the Laguna de los Siete Colores, Cocalitos is a stop for admiration from the boat, without water entry in that specific area. This measure aims to safeguard this natural treasure for future generations.
• Balneario Cocalitos (Cocalitos Beachclub) - Just a short distance from Cenote Cocalitos, boat tours stop in a shallow, clear area of the Laguna de Bacalar, perfect for swimming and relaxation. This spot is notable for its shallow waters, sandy bottom, and the distinctive turquoise color that gives the Seven Colors Lagoon its name. It is a safe and ideal place for diving, floating, or simply enjoying the scenery. Unlike other deeper or more delicate areas, swimming is allowed here, making it one of the tour’s most anticipated highlights.
• Isla de los Pájaros - Bird Island is a small island within the Bacalar Lagoon, renowned as a natural sanctuary for various bird species, including herons, pink spatulas, and cormorants. Its dense vegetation and tranquility make it a prime location for bird watching and appreciating the local ecosystem. Boat tours stop in front of the island to admire it from the boat, as conservation efforts prohibit disembarking or swimming in this area. It is a protected space that showcases Bacalar’s natural richness.
• Canal de los Piratas - The Pirate Canal is one of Bacalar’s most iconic attractions in Quintana Roo. This natural canal links the Laguna de Bacalar with the Río Hondo and is named after the tales of privateers who, during colonial times, used this route for regional plundering. Boat tours navigate through the canal, allowing visitors to enjoy its crystal-clear turquoise waters and sandy bottom. A stop is made where visitors can disembark to swim and enjoy the surroundings. The shallow waters and gentle current make this an ideal spot for relaxation.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Towel

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