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Los Rapidos Bacalar is known for its stunning electric blue water near the Lagoon of Seven Colors. It is home to some of the oldest living lifeforms on our planet – stromatolites. There is also a natural lazy river with a current flowing into the Bacalar Lagoon that visitors can enjoy. Be aware that it's a tourist trap, with mediocre food and service.
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Cenote de la Bruja, Cenote Negro
Dark coloured cenote with depths that range from to .
Fuerte San Felipe
Represents one of the bastions used by the Maya before they were overrun by the Spanish, it has a small but modern museum inside, if you are in town it's worthwhile visiting.
Non-profit association for sailing lovers that holds sailing tours and sailing lessons for tourists. Uses the north-side of the lagoon that is practically empty.