Premium Private Experience: From North to South to Los Rapidos
Itinerary
📍 Black, Emerald, and Cocalitos Cenotes
📍 Bird Island
📍 Pirates Channel
📍 Abandoned Hotel
📍 Los Rapidos (Stromatolites)
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What to bring
Swimsuit, towel, water shoes (aquashoes) for the rapids, biodegradable sunscreen, camera with case and lots of energy.
Accessibility
Requires moderate mobility to get off and walk in the current area of Los Rápidos.
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Traveler reviews
Based on 104 featured reviews
Gonzo Torres
“The tour is fantastic; the 5-hour trip to the rapids is definitely worth it. The pontoon boat was very comfortable, the captain did a great job with the music, and the beers were ice cold.”
Clau Mendoza
“The tour is fantastic; the 5-hour trip to the rapids is definitely worth it. The pontoon boat was very comfortable, the captain did a great job with the music, and the beers were ice cold.”
Dave & Sarah
“An amazing day in Bacalar. We were picked up from the hotel right on time. The 5-hour private tour gives you plenty of time to swim in the rapids at your leisure. The fresh fruit at the end was a lovely touch.”
Alex Esquivel
“Great experience, you swim a lot and the abandoned hotel is cool for photos. It's a long 5-hour trip, so bring a hat and water socks for the rapids because there are rocks.”
Nati Juárez
“A fantastic tour. The 5 hours fly by, the captain was super relaxed, let us play our own music and bring extra snacks. The stop at the abandoned hotel is great for photos.”
Familia Ortega
“The best private tour we could have booked. The pick-up was on time and the boat was very clean. My kids really enjoyed swimming in the rapids and the abundant fruit was a real treat halfway through.”
