How’s the kayaking, rafting, or canoeing in Mexico?
Alfonso Galindo - I Go Yucatan
There are regions of Mexico that have plenty of lakes and rivers, lagoons and swamps, and great oceans. Kayaking is readily available and many people participate in the sport in Mexico. A lot of people who are beginning kayakers would like it especially around the Yucatan Peninsula because there are lagoons and it’s flat. There are three areas where you can participate in kayaking here in Yucatan. One is in the Bio Reserve in Celestún or Sisal. There is...
There are regions of Mexico that have plenty of lakes and rivers, lagoons and swamps, and great oceans. Kayaking is readily available and many people participate in the sport in Mexico. A lot of people who are beginning kayakers would like it especially around the Yucatan Peninsula because there are lagoons and it’s flat. There are three areas where you can participate in kayaking here in Yucatan. One is in the Bio Reserve in Celestún or Sisal. There is also the Telchac area, which also has a great lagoon where you can participate in kayaking. And then the Rio Lagartos - San Felipe area, which also has great kayaking. And all these areas are also great for bird watching and seeing the flamingos. In between the lagoon and the ocean is a fabulous area for kayaking.
In the state of Chiapas there are many other areas where you can certainly partake of river rafting and kayaking.
There certainly are some rivers where you can do some white water rafting. The states of Chiapas, Durango, and the state of Mexico have some kayaking and some great river rafting as well.
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(Yucatan Escape Plan by Jet Metier for Best Places in the World to Retire depicting the flamingoes of Celestun, Yucatan, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted January 27, 2016
Christian Pickup
Very near to Xalapa, Veracruz, one can find some popular rafting rivers, the most famous of these being in Jacolmulco, about a 45 minute drive away. (Jacolmulco River, Veracruz, Mexico, pictured.)
Very near to Xalapa, Veracruz, one can find some popular rafting rivers, the most famous of these being in Jacolmulco, about a 45 minute drive away. (Jacolmulco River, Veracruz, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted July 19, 2016