The first stop is Bird Island, a small island with a viewpoint where you can climb and observe the different bird species found there.

The second stop is Passion Island, where with a little luck, you might even see dolphins. Passion Island is another small, fairytale-like island you can explore on foot. There are several bird nests, flocks of iguanas, and, above all, the view is spectacular. Finally, you will visit the Yalahau spring. This beautiful spot where water gushes forth, you can swim and refresh yourself in its crystal-clear waters.

Duration: 3 hours

Cost: $750 pesos per person

Cabo Catoche is the northernmost part of the Yucatán Peninsula. Get ready to spend an entire morning sailing and swimming. The tour starts early, and along the coast you'll be able to see dolphins, turtles, and many birds. At one point, you'll go swimming, and if the sea allows, you can do some snorkeling. While you're at it, the captain and his crew will prepare a delicious ceviche for you on the spot. It's undoubtedly one of the best ways to explore the entire island of Holbox.

Duration: 5 hours

*Seasonal tour.

*A minimum of 6 people is required.

Without a doubt, one of nature's most fascinating phenomena is bioluminescence. Bioluminescence is a process that occurs in some living organisms, where a chemical reaction is created that produces light. We'll take you to the best spot to appreciate it and return you to your hotel. Departure time varies depending on the moon.

Duration: 1 hour

Cost: $350 pesos per person.

We'll depart from the beach at the Las Nubes Hotel and kayak toward Punta Mosquito. We'll paddle for about 20 minutes at night to reach the middle of the sandbar and get a better view of the bioluminescence.

Duration: 2 hours

Cost: 800 pesos per person.

If you truly want to be in touch with nature, this is the ideal tour. This tour takes you by kayak through the island's mangroves. We'll explore the island's rivers, where you'll be able to appreciate the mangrove vegetation. Along the way, you're sure to spot birds typical of the region.

Duration: 3 hours

Cost: 900 pesos per person.

This tour is seasonal only. It runs approximately mid-May through mid-September. On this tour, you'll swim with the world's largest fish, which can sometimes grow up to 12 meters long.

Along the way, you'll be able to observe manta rays, turtles, and dolphins.

Duration: 7 hours

Cost: $3,300 pesos per person.

Participate in this spiritual ritual, originating in the Mayan and Aztec cultures, based on the consumption of a raw cacao blend in a sacred space. Allow yourself to be drawn into introspection, emotional healing, and community connection. This ceremony is held only once a month on a full moon.

Duration: 1.5 hours. Cost: $1,000 pesos per person.