Holbox Island Day Trip with Birdwatching and Beach Lunch
Why we love it?
Inclusions
- Roundtrip ground transportation with A/C to/from Chiquilá pier
- Certified guide
- Boat tour on covered “tiburonera” style vessel (10–15 passengers)
- Snacks: granola cookie bar and juice
- Beach lunch on board: two fish-ceviche tostadas and a chicken-breast torta – Vegan option: vegan burrito and ranch salad
- Beverages on board: 2 waters, 2 beers, 2 soft drinks, and tequila shots per adult
- Entrance to Yalahau spring
- Mandatory life vests for all water segments
Exclusions
- Protected Area Conservation Fee: USD 20 per person from age 3+ (cash, collected on board)
- Infant car seat if required: USD 20 cash on boarding
- Tips, personal expenses, photos, and any items not listed as included
Itinerary
Isla Pasión birdwatching stop
Short landing on a quiet islet inside Yum Balam to observe flamingos, herons, and pelicans. Walk the shallow shoreline while the captain repositions for closer wildlife views. Photos encouraged; respect distance to fauna.
Shallow-water walk on Punta Mosquito sandbar
Wade ankle-to-knee-deep over bright sand flats with turquoise water on both sides. Minimal current, ideal for barefoot strolling and minimalist photos. Possible wild-dolphin sightings during navigation.
Picnic-style lunch on the beach at Punta Mosquito
Beachside service with two fish-ceviche tostadas and a chicken-breast torta; vegan burrito and ranch salad on request. Soft drinks, water, beer, and a tequila toast included. Packaging and waste handled to Leave-No-Trace standards.
Holbox town time for murals, boutiques, and cafés (approx. 1 hr 30 min)
Guided orientation then free time to explore colorful street art, boho cafés, and artisan shops. Optional bike rental and gelato stops. Capture the iconic island vibe before returning to the pier.
Swim in Yalahau natural spring (approx. 45 min)
Refreshing dip in crystal-clear waters surrounded by mangroves. Life vest required; platforms and ladders available. Quiet time to float, reset, and enjoy the sounds of the reserve.
Please Note
- Wildlife is observed in its natural habitat; sightings vary by season and conditions.
- Life vest use is mandatory on the boat and at Yalahau.
- Bring cash for conservation fee, optional car seat fee, and gratuities.
- Not recommended for travelers with severe back problems or limited mobility.
- Alcohol served responsibly to adults 18+.
- Operational sequence can change due to weather, tides, or local authorities guidance.




