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Mayan Eco Adventure Tour w/DJ Won

When

January 2026

Where

Bacalar/Cancun, Mexico

Duration

4 days 3 nights

Escape on a three day adventure departing Cancun and heading south to visit the 7 shades of blue lagoon known as Laguna Bacalar. We’ll visit Ancient Mayan Ruin Sites, natural clear blue rivers, jungle paths, cenotes and more!Transportation and driver/tour guide are provided making this tour easy to plan. Sit back and enjoy the ride. Our expert knowledge combined with years of experience make this tour special and off the beaten path. We avoid crowds by arriving early, visiting remote areas and avoiding peak travel weeks. With the completion of the Mayan Train project coming soon these remote areas will see increased traffic therefore now is a great time to go and have this marvelous experience.

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the Hotel

Stay at our hand picked hotel together with like minded travelers

Canopy Cancun/Casa Bakal Bacalar

the Events

Experience Bacalar/Cancun together with a curated getaway

Meet & Greet

Starts January 22nd at 7:00pm

Thursday

Meet & Greet

Friday

Cancun Breakfast

Scenic, Peaceful, Cultural Drive

Mayan Ruins

Private pontoon boat tour

Explore Bacalar

Saturday

Yoga Lagoon Sunrise

Breakfast

Mayan Ruin Tour

Visit Xpujil

Sunday

Sunrise Meditation

Bacalar Breakfast

Bacalar Rapids

Scenic Drive back

Cenote in Tulum

Sunset goodbyes

Monday

One Last Breakfast

the Activities

Earlybird booking activities

Limited space available for activities.

Horseback riding

Upon arrival in Bacalar, we’ll hop aboard a private pontoon boat for a relaxing 3-hour cruise on the stunning lagoon known for its vivid shades of blue. Enjoy cold beer and fresh ceviche as we glide across the water, stopping to swim in crystal-clear spots along the way. One highlight is the Pirates Channel, a scenic and historic waterway surrounded by jungle and the charming town of Bacalar.

After exploring the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, we'll stop for lunch in the small town of Xpujil, where local eateries offer a taste of regional Mexican cuisine. Options include Sazón Veracruzano, known for its authentic dishes and convenient location near the Calakmul archaeological site, and La Pizzeta, which has been serving Italian specialties like traditional pizzas and pastas since 2012. This midday break provides a chance to relax and savor the local flavors before continuing our adventure.

Swimming in Tulum's cenotes offers a unique experience of crystal-clear, cool waters surrounded by natural limestone formations. These natural sinkholes, such as the popular Gran Cenote, provide refreshing swimming opportunities amidst stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling to observe aquatic life, including small fish and turtles, making it a memorable adventure in the Yucatán Peninsula.