Lake bacalar mexico

If you're planning a trip to Bacalar Lake, Mexico make sure you read this travel guide. It talks about what to pack, when to visit, things to do, getting around, safety in Mexico, and so much more!

11 Amazing Things to do in Bacalar, Mexico | A relaxing town, yet untouched by immense tourist crowds. Quiet enough to lose yourself in the crystal waters and the sounds of chirping birds in the trees and lively enough to have yourself a little night on the town when the feeling strikes. Does perfect exist? Sure does. And it's Bacalar! Check out my blog to know more. | things to do in bacalar mexico | what to do in bacalar | where to stay in bacalar mexico | bacalar mexico travel

Planning a trip to Bacalar Lake in Mexico? Here's everything you need to know about visiting, from where to stay, what to bring and when to go.

Don't miss this amazing fresh-water lake in Mexico, with crystal clear water in various shades of turquoise and blue. This drone footage will blow you away.

Here are the best things to do in Bacalar. What to know for exploring the lagoon to diving in the best cenotes, where to eat & where to stay.

If you're on the fence about visiting Bacalar on your trip to the Rivera Maya, Mexico here's why you should 100% visit Bacalar Lake.

Check out the 9 Bacalar must do activities for your upcoming trip. From delicious food, beautiful boat tours, and cenotes this post shares it all.

Cenote Azul in Bacalar is one of the deepest natural pools in the entire Yucatan Peninsula. With an impressive depth of almost 300 feet and a width of 650 feet, it appears more like a lake than a sinkhole. It’s an open cenote, meaning it’s completely uncovered by any limestone formations. #Cenote #Bacalar #Mexico

Bacalar is a small village, but it has much beauty to offer. The Lake of the 7 Colors (Laguna de los siete Colores) is the go-to place for a boat or sailing trip, renting a canoe/kayak or paddleboard. The name is definitely not a lie, because the different depths make the color difference beautifully visible. Bluer water you will not easily see during your visit to Yucatán!