Hotel Vista Laguna Bacalar

This kayak route crosses Lake Bacalar, also known as the Laguna de Siete Colores due to its blue and turquoise tones. Then you enter the Canal de los Piratas, a scenic waterway of notoriety as a pirate route between said lake and the Hondo River. The water here is shallow and a brilliantly beautiful blue that it's hard to believe nature created it.

Discover the beauty and history of downtown Bacalar with this paved route that is suitable for the whole family. Don't rush walking through the main park, because there is so much to see and do here. You could stop at a local food or craft stall. When you're ready, continue south, past the Bacalar Municipal Palace, to the park with beautiful views of the pier and the Laguna de Siete Colores, with its famously colorful waters.

This short and light route takes you from the zocalo of Bacalar through its colorful streets to the park or Natural Protected Area that is located on the shores of the Bacalar lagoon. Here is an ecological pool where you can swim. You have to go through a path surrounded by mangroves and you arrive at a beach where there are benches, a palapa, and grass.

This short and light trail takes you from the Zocalo of Bacalar through its colorful streets until you reach the Ecological Dock. Here there is an ecological pool where you can swim in the Bacalar lagoon since there is a sandbank here. You can sit under the palapa at the end of the pier and enjoy the impressive sunsets. Don't forget to stay well hydrated and protected from the sun.

This freshwater lagoon with clear water and a white limestone bottom is fed by underground rivers. With this beautiful scenery, you start your kayak adventure from the pier in the center of Bacalar, and cross the lagoon to Isla de los Pajaros in the middle of the lagoon. The color of the lagoon is impressive and you cannot miss it.