MBH Maya Bacalar

Things we'd do, and skip

March 18, 20262 min read

A short list of things that work — and one that doesn't.

We'd kayak at dawn. Not as a scheduled activity — the water is still and the wind hasn't come in yet.

We'd take a sailboat out, if the weather holds. Four or five hours, usually with a stop at a cenote. The best operators are small; ask at the front desk.

We'd skip the big tourist boats that leave from the main malecón. Crowded, loud, worse for the stromatolites.

The pirate fort — San Felipe — is small but worth an hour, especially at sunset. Bacalar pueblo is a fifteen-minute drive, walkable in a morning, with a good coffee place and a handful of good shops.

That's the short list. The longer one is for slower days.

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a room,
whenever you want to come.

The lagoon changes color by the hour. Check-in is at three. We'll be here when you arrive.

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