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Glide the Progreso malecon by segway, pause at the main square and private Silcer Beach Club, then relax with optional all-inclusive service. This five-hour coastal excursion mixes light urban sightseeing with a sandy beach break.
Glide the Progreso malecon by segway, pause at the main square and private Silcer Beach Club, then relax with optional all-inclusive service. This five-hour coastal excursion mixes light urban sightseeing with a sandy beach break.
You set off along the Progreso malecón with the Gulf breeze pushing against your jacket and the segway humming underfoot. Salt spray dares you to look farther than the shore; the long concrete pier juts into flat blue water and a line of palms keeps time with the waves. The ride alternates between town streets, wide promenades and quiet stretches of sand where footprints are still fresh.
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Operated by Shore Excursions Mexico by Criss & Sands Travel · Progreso, Yucatán
You set off along the Progreso malecón with the Gulf breeze pushing against your jacket and the segway humming underfoot. Salt spray dares you to look farther than the shore; the long concrete pier juts into flat blue water and a line of palms keeps time with the waves. The ride alternates between town streets, wide promenades and quiet stretches of sand where footprints are still fresh.
Progreso grew as a purpose-built port for Yucatán’s trade in the 19th century — its unusually long pier was constructed to reach deeper water where ships could anchor. The coastline here is shallow limestone shelf, which creates calm, emerald waters and small, sheltered beaches. Cultural life centers on the malecon and the main square: colonial-era facades, small craft markets, and snack stands selling empanadas and fresh ceviche.
On this five-hour excursion expect a 20–30 minute orientation, short stops at two public beaches for photos and crafts, a look around the main plaza, and about two hours at Silcer Beach Club with pool and optional all-inclusive service. Practical points: helmets and segways are provided; a valid driver’s license is required; the route is flat but exposed to sun and wind. Bring sunscreen, closed-toe shoes for mounting and dismounting, a swimsuit if you plan to use the club’s facilities, and local cash for market purchases. Peak sun is intense—schedule morning or late-afternoon rides to avoid the heat or mid-summer thunderstorms. The tour is a low-impact way to experience Progreso’s shorefront character and finish with a comfortable beach break.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable standing and balancing for short periods.
Yes — helmets are supplied and required during the segway portion of the tour.
Yes — a valid driver’s license is required to join the tour per operator policy.
No — the operator does not recommend this activity for pregnant travelers due to balance and safety concerns.
Basic access includes pool, chairs, umbrellas, showers and non-alcoholic drinks; an optional all-inclusive upgrade adds an open bar and traditional snack buffet.
Progreso expanded in the late 19th century as a purpose-built deep-water port for Yucatán trade; the unusually long pier was built to reach ships offshore.
The Yucatán’s coastal zones rely on healthy mangroves and responsible beach use — stay on designated paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and dispose of trash properly.
Shore Excursions Mexico by Criss & Sands Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You set off along the Progreso malecón with the Gulf breeze pushing against your jacket and the segway humming underfoot. Salt spray dares you to look farther than the shore; the long concrete pier juts into flat blue water and a line of palms keeps time with the waves. The ride alternates between town streets, wide promenades and quiet stretches of sand where footprints are still fresh.
You set off along the Progreso malecón with the Gulf breeze pushing against your jacket and the segway humming underfoot. Salt spray dares you to look farther than the shore; the long concrete pier juts into flat blue water and a line of palms keeps time with the waves. The ride alternates between town streets, wide promenades and quiet stretches of sand where footprints are still fresh.
Progreso grew as a purpose-built port for Yucatán’s trade in the 19th century — its unusually long pier was constructed to reach deeper water where ships could anchor. The coastline here is shallow limestone shelf, which creates calm, emerald waters and small, sheltered beaches. Cultural life centers on the malecon and the main square: colonial-era facades, small craft markets, and snack stands selling empanadas and fresh ceviche.
On this five-hour excursion expect a 20–30 minute orientation, short stops at two public beaches for photos and crafts, a look around the main plaza, and about two hours at Silcer Beach Club with pool and optional all-inclusive service. Practical points: helmets and segways are provided; a valid driver’s license is required; the route is flat but exposed to sun and wind. Bring sunscreen, closed-toe shoes for mounting and dismounting, a swimsuit if you plan to use the club’s facilities, and local cash for market purchases. Peak sun is intense—schedule morning or late-afternoon rides to avoid the heat or mid-summer thunderstorms. The tour is a low-impact way to experience Progreso’s shorefront character and finish with a comfortable beach break.