How do I book a day pass?

Book online through the operator’s reservation system; check the referral link for available dates and times.

Is kayaking included with the pass?

Kayak and paddleboard rentals are available for an additional fee; the day pass provides access to the pool and facilities.

Are there age limits or lifeguards?

Age limits were not specified; children should be supervised and basic flotation is recommended. Confirm lifeguard availability when booking.

Is food or drink available on site?

Basic facilities are provided; bring snacks or check local listings for nearby restaurants in Bacalar.

Are restrooms and shade available?

Yes—shade, seating, and basic facilities are included with the day pass.

Is the water fresh or salty?

The lagoon is freshwater fed by cenotes and springs, producing clear, layered colors and mild currents.

Carmelita Day Pass: Infinity Pool, Kayaks & Bacalar’s Lagoon of Seven Colors | Water Activities | Kayak

Adventure Brief

Spend a leisurely day at the Lagoon Club in Bacalar: an infinity pool that visually meets the Lagoon of Seven Colors, sunbeds, and optional kayak or paddleboard rentals. It’s a low-effort way to enjoy unique freshwater channels, mangroves, and rare stromatolites without a full boat tour.

3–8 hours

easy

From MX$424.00

Carmelita Day Pass delivers a calm day beside Bacalar’s famous freshwater lagoon in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Located at Calle 5, Boulevard Costera Norte 1255, Mario Villanueva Madrid, 77930 Bacalar, Q.R., Mexico, the Lagoon Club opens daily from 9 am to 7 pm and offers a simple, crowd-friendly way to spend hours on water and under sun. For 400 MXN the day pass grants access to a striking infinity pool whose edge visually merges with the lagoon, comfortable sunbeds, basic facilities, and the option to rent kayaks or paddleboards for short explorations.

Laguna de Bacalar — often called the Lagoon of Seven Colors for its layered blues and aquamarines — is the natural star here. Clear, shallow channels, mangrove fringe, and the presence of stromatolites give the site a rare ecological character: floating and anchored vegetation, freshwater springs, and slow-moving currents make paddling calm and photogenic. At Carmelita you trade the busy beachfront for a quieter vantage: step from a lounger into a pool that frames the lagoon, then slide into a kayak and paddle past reed-lined shorelines and limestone formations.

This Day Pass suits travelers who want low-effort outdoor time without a full boat tour. The setting is equal parts relaxation and gentle activity — families, solo travelers, and anyone looking to reset between longer adventures will feel at home. Staff-run rentals make paddling accessible to beginners; no advanced skills are required, though a basic sense of balance helps. Facilities provide shade and seating; the passage from pool to shore is deliberate, designed to keep the lagoon’s ecology intact.

Local context deepens the visit. Bacalar’s settlement history and nearby Fuerte de San Felipe, built to guard the lagoon, give the place a human story that complements the natural one. The lagoon itself is part of a larger system of cenotes and freshwater springs that feed its unique hues, so visitors are encouraged to use biodegradable sunscreen, avoid stepping on submerged vegetation, and pack out trash.

Practical notes: arrive early to secure a prime sunbed and bring reef-safe sun protection and water-shoes for paddling. Expect calm water suitable for easy exploration and a relaxed pace rather than adrenaline sports. Carmelita Day Pass is an approachable way to experience Bacalar’s signature lagoon in comfort — a full day where the water, the pool, and the quiet combine into an uncomplicated slice of Quintana Roo life.

Booking is handled online through the tour operator’s reservation system; check availability ahead of time during high season and consider pairing a day pass with a short guided boat trip to see the deeper blue channels and nearby cenote mouths. Bring a light towel, refillable water bottle, and a small dry bag for phone and camera. Enjoy responsibly.

About Adventure Lab

Adventure Lab is a water-activity operator based in Bacalar, Quintana Roo, offering a range of guided tours, rentals, and private excursions on Bacalar Lagoon. The company provides experiences including eFoil sessions, sailing tours, Hobie Cat charters, kayak and paddleboard rentals, SUP (stand-up paddleboard) sunrise and sunset tours, SUP yoga, and private options such as monohull and catamaran tours. Many experiences highlight lagoon landmarks such as Black Cenote, Pirates Canal, and Bird Island.

Instruction and equipment rental are part of specific offerings: private eFoil classes include personalized instruction and hands-on demonstrations; paddleboard and kayak rentals make self-guided exploration possible; sailing and Hobie Cat tours are led by a professional captain, and some private tours include refreshments.

Adventure Lab operates in Bacalar’s lagoon environment, focusing on safe and respectful use of natural sites. The business is presented to travelers on The Adventure Collective, which lists its tours and booking options. Adventure Lab’s mix of guided tours and rentals suits visitors seeking active water sports, family outings, romantic sunset experiences, and private group charters. Availability includes short experiences like rental sessions and longer guided sailing trips.

Booking information, exact schedules, pricing, group size limits, and safety details are available through Adventure Lab’s booking channels as listed on The Adventure Collective and related reservation platforms. Prospective guests should consult those listings for current terms, requirements, and any seasonal changes.

Safety briefings, quality equipment maintenance, and local knowledge support each excursion to help guests make the most of Bacalar's unique lagoon environment and culture safely.