What to know
Overview
Situated approximately 90 kilometers from Campeche and 40 kilometers from Ciudad del Carmen, it’s easily accessible via the Puente de la Unidad. The area is renowned for its beautiful beaches, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and boat rides, as well as opportunities for fishing excursions and observing Bottlenose Dolphins in the Laguna de Términos, particularly between May and June. A leisurely stroll along the local boardwalk provides a relaxing experience. With a rich history as a pirate refuge and a later settlement of those fleeing the Caste War, Isla Aguada boasts a diverse heritage. Nearby attractions include the Laguna de Términos, offering dolphin watching tours, and the broader Yucatán Peninsula with its numerous Mayan archaeological sites. Visitors can savor local cuisine and explore the town's charm. Isla Aguada was designated as one of Mexico’s Magical Towns in 2020, adding to its unique appeal. The island’s name, "Aguada," originates from the freshwater wells found on the island. It's a truly special place to experience the beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula.