Isla Columpios
Sightseeing tour agency · Progreso ·

Isla Columpios

Sightseeing tour agency · Progreso ·

Island with swings, calm lagoon, hammocks, ceviche

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46 9"N-89°50'31.5"W, 97336 Chuburná Puerto, Yuc., Mexico Get directions

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46 9"N-89°50'31.5"W, 97336 Chuburná Puerto, Yuc., Mexico Get directions

+52 999 533 8118

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"One of a chain of sandbars off the mainland known for a desert-island vibe, calm azure lagoon waters, and hammocks and swings suspended over shallow, crystalline water that invite long, lazy hours of relaxation. Relatively remote and less overtaken by influencers due to its location, it’s reachable by kayak or boat from nearby Chuburná (under an hour from the city) and is perfect for a day of beachside snacks and ice-cold micheladas." - Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila is a bilingual travel writer, editor, and content marketer. She is an expert on Latin America, the Caribbean, and Cuba, as she lived and worked in four different countries in that region. Carley founded the digital travel publications Loosely Local and Home to Havana. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Isla Columpios

Lucrecia S.

Google
Magical place to relax and enjoy the ocean. Loved the experience and we spent just the right amount of time out there. No bathrooms so be aware of that. Food was good and well priced. The boat captain and his kids were very helpful and provided information. Bring coins for the bathrooms prior to boat ride.

Christopher T.

Google
We had a wonderful experience on this tour! An easy trip out from Mérida, you won’t be disappointed. Park in the lot nearby and arrange your boat transfer to the island on-site. Very reasonably priced for what you get - a friendly guide who provides history of the area and points out wildlife, a boat ride along the coast and through the mangroves, setup of a table and chairs on the island, and a kayak to paddle around in. Our guide Sergio was outstanding and we would recommend requesting him if you can! Once on the island, take in the white Sandy beaches and blue crystalline waters. Swing on the island’s namesake swings. Drink michelada’s and eat fresh ceviche from the vendors on-site. A highly recommended way to spend half a day. Try and get out there to avoid crowds which can come later in the day!

Javier G.

Google
Awesome place, you'll find flamingoes and little fishes swimming between your feet, if you drop food to the water they will try to bite you haha. It's 250 mxn per person for 2 hours. Small cabins to rest next to the swings, locals sell beers and food(ceviche). We went on November and it's very relaxing cause there aren't a lot of people

Ana Laura H.

Google
Isla Columpios is a pretty place to spend a couple of hours, to have lunch and relax. There are small fish everywhere. People can bring their food and beverages and there are small restaurants too. It is managed by local people that transport you there from the port. After 2 hrs, they bring you back, but you can ask them to take you to Playa Dunas, which is beautiful!! and enjoy the sunset there.

Julia W.

Google
Great place for getting boat trips Really friendly locals

Zac R.

Google
This is a great day trip and unique way to spend the afternoon. We thought it would be more private than it was. When it’s busy you’ll have to share space with other groups. If there is a way to just get a boat to the Isla without the tour I’d suggest that.

Michael McCarthy T.

Google
Excellent place. Highly recommended at mid day when the tide is a bit higher and you can pass through the channels Be ready to pay a lot though… there’s food too

Stephanie R.

Google
We had such a good time it is worth going out and enjoying the afternoon. Really beautiful and you can see flamingos as you catch the boat out. They do charge an extraordinary price for taking you a short distance unfortunately 300 pesos for a 5 min boat trip.