Bacalar is also known as the Lagoon of 7 Colors, because of the distinct blue colors that are visible. The water clarity is also very impressive partly due to its white limestone bottom. The lagoon measures 43 km long and 2 km at its widest point. It is also the second largest body of freshwater in Mexico. Discover one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Mexican Caribbean. Ride a boat through the Lagoon of the seven colors and learn the history of Pirates and Mayan rebels. Visit the Channel of the Pirates, get a view of San Felipe Fort from the lagoon, swim in the Cenote Azul and visit the Stromatolites one of the earliest forms of life on earth.