



by DayTour Bacalar
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$58.80This three-hour tour in Bacalar, Mexico, begins early in the morning with a choice to paddle a stand-up paddleboard or kayak on the calm, clear waters as the sun rises. Participants will move quietly across the water, observing birds taking flight and experiencing the first light of day. The tour includes a floating picnic with healthy snacks and natural fruit drinks served on the water. A bilingual guide provides all necessary safety equipment and assistance throughout the activity. Ground transportation, gratuities, and towels are not included.
We will be waiting for you at the main door of our marina at Casa China Bacalar. You will receive the necessary information and equipment to start your 3-hour paddle board or kayak activity. Before starting we will do a stretching and warm-up, we will also give you a 10-minute induction about the use of the equipment and safety measures. Your tour begins at Cenote Esmeralda, the largest of all cenotes. The mirror effect of the water will make you feel like you are rowing on clouds. (Photo Opportunity: Capture an amazing photo when the water is completely flat and creates a mirror effect.) You will paddle through a charming channel to the first swimming point where you will go down to cool off while you receive the first ray of sun painting the sky with warm and bright colors. This is definitely the highlight of the activity that you will remember forever. You will continue towards the bird sanctuary where, depending on the season, you will be able to observe different endemic and migratory species while enjoying a delicious floating picnic with the symphony of birds in the background. Without a doubt, a 'must' during your visit to Bacalar!
180 min
We are located within the facilities of Casa China Bacalar on the Coastal Boulevard (Av. 1) at the height of the Cenote Esmeralda.
End point
We are located within the facilities of Casa China Bacalar on the Coastal Boulevard (Av. 1) at the height of the Cenote Esmeralda.