KAYAK LOVERS
The water worth the paddle.
The 15 kayaking tours in mexico travellers paddle most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the trip, and what a seat in the boat costs.
Kayak to El Arco, snorkel at Pelican Rock, and paddle past Playa del Amor on a small-group glass-bottom tour with hotel pickup.
Most Popular“Bring some pesos along with you if you’d like a couple cervezas out on the beach. Couple locals have a stocked cooler waiting for you.”
Sunrise kayak to El Arco, then Lovers Beach break and Pelican Rock snorkel. Small groups, stable kayaks, photos included. 2.5 hours.
“I admit, I was nervous when I saw the waves on the ocean! I’m solo and have never kayaked or successfully snorkeled. Our tour guides Roberto and Josue were AMAZING!!! I fell way behind on the way to the arch while the three other kayaks eventually disappeared ahead. Josue stayed right beside me and was…”
Power snorkel by sea scooter plus snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboards, and quesadillas from San Jose del Cabo to a quiet cove.
“The best tour ever. We had such care and they really made it such a special experience for us. Really had a blast”
Paddle tandem kayaks, snorkel two Cabo bays with full gear and pickup, all for about 3 hours and $100 per person.
“This was a great outing, and the guides were very good with the transition from the Kayaks to the snorkeling”
Sunrise SUP/kayak on Bacalar’s Seven Colors Lagoon: Pirate’s Channel, mangroves, breakfast, meditation, and GoPro photos.
“Excellent guide and route. Also the very rich destination and the equipment in good condition. Likewise, logistics allowed everything to workAuto-translated”
Sunrise SUP in Bacalar with Black Cenote and Pirates Canal. Small group, coffee, snacks, and photo stops for all levels.
“A must in Bacalar. Although we couldn’t see the sunrise due to the cloudy sky, it was still a wonderful experience. The tour was well-balanced between the required physical strength during the paddling and the moment of tranquility when relaxing in the beautiful and peaceful lagoon. Our guides are friendly, knowledgeable and patient. Vicky was…”
Sunrise paddle on Lake Bacalar with Cenote Esmeralda mirror water, a first-sun swim, and a bird-filled floating picnic.
“The sunrise paddle was a great experience. Everyone should do it if you plan on coming to Bacalar! Adriano the guide was very nice and also helpful with other tips on what to do in Bacalar. Susie his dog even join us for the paddle experience, very cute! Definitely recommend anyone to do this.”
Kayak or SUP from Mismaloya to Los Arcos Marine Park for sunset bioluminescence, wildlife sightings, free photos, snacks, and hot cocoa.
“Very fun and kind hosts, we had a blast - kayaking and swimming/snorkeling in the dark with the bioluminescence is a unique experience, felt magical! Back at the shore, the setup was very sweet and the snacks provided were a welcome addition. Thank you to the whole team for a wonderful afternoon/evening!”
Paddle to El Arco, snorkel Pelican Rock, and cruise Cabo’s famed beaches with pro guides, gear, and hotel pickup in about 3 hours.
“This was an amazing experience. Maui and Mikey were great tour guides. They picked us up from our hotel on time. They were Helpful, prompt, and easy going. I highly recommend this experience”
Sunrise paddleboarding or kayaking on Bacalar’s lagoon, ending at Cenote de la Bruja with small-group guidance and clear-water views.
“beautiful experience. Started very early but we saw the beautiful stars and some shooting stars. The mood at sunrise was amazing and cenote negro was impressive. Great guides as well Osvaldo and Jorge”
Bacalar sunrise SUP with breakfast, a swim stop by Cocos Island, mangrove channels at first light, and included GoPro photos and videos.
“Amazing experience, I was a bit anxious at the beginning because it was my first time to do paddle board, but it is definitely worth it. A real Must do! Samuel was the perfect instructor and guide, he gave us nice advises and kept an eye on us in particular when we were paddling against…”
Kayak to The Arch, paddle past sea lions, explore Lover’s Beach, then snorkel crystal-clear bays around Cabo’s rock formations.
Kayak Sian Ka’an at sunset in Tulum. Small-group paddling through mangroves, bird islands, and calm lagoons with expert guides.
“We has such a great time with Antonio in a stunning nature environment. He explained to us all different birds and was empathetic enough to let us feel the nature in quiet moments.”
Kayak and snorkel in Balandra Bay, then hike to Tecolote for a ceviche lunch. Small group, gear included, small-world pacing.
“MTA ( Mexico Travel Adventure) did an excellent job organizing this excursion (ie- excellent communication, setting up meeting with guides on day).”
Sunrise SUP on Bacalar Lagoon. Paddle cenotes, swim near Bird Island, and enjoy a floating breakfast on the Seven Colors water for $29.
Every paddle worth taking, place by place.
