The kiosk in the plaza is the meeting point where all the people converge at some point during the day.
The best thing about this is that across the street we find the Fort of San Felipe, built in the eighteenth century to defend the population from the attacks of the English colonizers. Today it is home to a museum that houses archaeological pieces, ammunition, plans, maps and everyday utensils.
But besides being a beautiful town full of history, Bacalar offers beautiful natural landscapes worth visiting. Take note!
LAGOON OF THE 7 COLORS
Beautiful lagoon located in the middle of the jungle, whose current is fed by freshwater cenotes, which give it its various shades - as its name indicates - depending on the depth of the water. This is one of those places that makes you fall in love at first sight and at the same time, makes you wonder why I had not known it before?
Fun fact: Did you know that this is one of the few bodies of water located on the surface of Quintana Roo?
THE CENOTES
You can't say you visited Bacalar without stopping by its cenotes! These bodies of fresh water will make you spend a moment of relaxation thanks to its warm crystal clear waters, there are even tours where you can visit cenotes such as the Esmeralda, the Cenote Oscuro or Cenote Cocalitos, these have a wonderful view that you will not forget and Stap Tours has the perfect tour for you!
Not only will you visit the launa and the aforementioned cenotes, but you will also visit the pirates' canal, where the water depth is no more than 1.60 mts. There is no better place than this to enjoy the best views of the Mexican southeast!
So what are you waiting for to book your next tour to this magical place? Book now!
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