Top Isla Holbox Swimming

Take a boat tour to Passion Island, Isla Pajaros and Yalahau Spring from Isla Holbox. On this guided excursion, view over 35 species of nesting birds on Isla Pajaros (Bird Island), including frigates and pelicans. Hear about the birds' migration patterns and breeding breeding behaviors from your bird-loving local guide. Continue to Passion Island to see the resident flamingos, then swim in the cenote (freshwater sinkhole) at Yalahau. Round-trip transportation from Isla Holbox hotels is included.

Kayak through the mangrove swamps of Isla Holbox during this morning tour. Under the watchful eye of your professional kayaking guide, slip into your double kayak and paddle off through the shallow, calm water. Paddle through the forest, alive with the sounds of coastal wading birds. Listen to commentary from your guide as you keep an eye out for flamingos and alligators sunning themselves on the banks of the channels. Round-trip transportation from Isla Holbox and bottled water are included.

Bioluminescence is a process that occurs in some living organisms, where a chemical reaction is created that produces light. Intracellular bioluminescence is that which is generated by specialized cells, either in unicellular or multicellular organisms.

We enter the Mayan jungle of Yucatan to discover this incredible cavernous cenote surrounded by nature and tranquility, the ideal place to be in contact with nature and get out of the routine.

You will be able to swim with the whale shark with a new snorkel tube which you can keep with you as a souvenir. Inside the boat they will have water, soft drinks and fruits included. Upon arrival at Cabo Catoche you will taste a ceviche, we have vegan options, if this is the case please notify us in advance at the time of booking.

Snorkel alongside docile whale sharks during this eco-adventure on Isla Holbox. With your local guides, board a boat and set off in search of these gentle giants, keeping a lookout for other species like giant manta rays and sea turtles as you cruise. Slip into the water in pairs with a knowledgeable guide and swim with the world's largest fish, which can grow up to 45 feet (14 meters) long. On the way back to shore, stop near Cabo Catoche to snorkel the 'cuevones' reef. Continue to Santa Paula to go swimming and enjoy freshly caught ceviche before returning to Holbox. Use of all equipment, breakfast and snacks are included.