From Cancún, Kayak And Beach Club

LadyGuia runs it with hotel or meeting point pickup in Cancún, Playa del Carmen or nearby, then drives you south with a certified guide on board.

Overview

This is a long day out from Cancún, roughly eleven hours door to door, with stops at the Cenote Azul and the Lagoon of Seven Colors. The first stop is the Cenote Azul, where breakfast is served, one dish of your choosing, before you get in the water.

From there the group moves to a spa and beach club on the shore of the Lagoon of Seven Colors. Loungers, hammocks and swings are included, and so is a full hour of kayaking on the lagoon at your own pace. Lunch is another dish of your choice, eaten by the water. Drinks at both meals are not included.

The day also squeezes in a photo stop at the Bacalar sign, a panoramic look at the San Felipe Fort, and some free time in the town center for browsing handicrafts. One cost to plan for: there is a mandatory payment at destination of $95 per person, on top of the booking price.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Hotel pickupPickup at your hotel or a meeting point in Cancún, Playa del Carmen or the surrounding area. Travellers staying in Tulum must make their own way to the Super AKI meeting point.
2. Drive to BacalarRound trip transportation with a certified guide, heading south from the Cancún area toward the lagoon.
3. Cenote AzulSwim in the cenote and have breakfast, one dish of your choice. Drinks are not included.
4. Beach club and kayakingRelax on sun loungers, hammocks and swings overlooking the lagoon, with an included hour of kayaking.
5. Lunch on the shoreOne dish of your choice served at the edge of the lagoon. Drinks are not included.
6. Fort and Bacalar signA panoramic view of Fuerte San Felipe and a stop to take a photo at the Bacalar sign.
7. Town center and returnTime to stroll the town center and browse handicrafts, then the drive back to Cancún.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points worth knowing before you book this one.

• Budget for extras. The tour includes two meals and activities, but drinks at breakfast and lunch are not covered. There is also a mandatory payment at destination of $95 per person, which you pay on the day. Factor that into the real cost.
• It is a long day. The listing puts the total duration at eleven hours.
• What to pack. Swimwear, a towel, a change of clothes and sun protection are the basics for a cenote swim and an hour of kayaking. A bottle of water is included.
• Pace and fitness. The kayaking is the most active part of the day, and it is one hour at your own pace on flat lagoon water. The rest of the schedule is swimming, eating and lounging, with a stroll through the town center.
• Languages and guiding. The tour is offered in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, with a certified guide. Check that your preferred language is available for your date on the booking page.
• Pickup logistics. Pickup is included from hotels or meeting points in Cancún, Playa del Carmen and the surrounding area. If your hotel is not listed, the operator says you can ask. Tulum guests must reach the Super AKI meeting point themselves.

Common issues. The main friction point is cost clarity: the booking price does not cover the mandatory $95 per person payment at destination, and drinks at both meals are excluded. Tulum travellers should note that pickup is not provided there, only a meeting point at Super AKI. The eleven hour duration means a full day commitment. No traveller reviews were available for this specific tour at the time of writing, so there is no crowd sourced feedback on group size or pacing.

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