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It is entirely possible to sail your own watercraft to Holobox and anchor off the coast, but thanks to the active nature of the island, local tour operators also offer a number of regular sailing excursions so that eve those who don't want to brave the Caribbean Seas alone will still be able to see the shore from a different point of view.
Hobox prides itself on the beauty and the laid back nature of the island, and sailing tours are an extension of what they typically have to offer on shore. There are a variety of options, from a simple sailing trip that lasts for an hour or two, two a full day trip which includes food and drinks plus a chance to stop and do some snorkeling.
If you're simply wanting to get out onto the water, without the cost and responsibility involved with renting a boat you can take an excursion. Want to know more what it's like to go along for the ride? Take a look at the listing that follows to find contact information for area providers.
| Name | Phone | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Holbox Collection | (998) 267-9836 | Holbox |
| Holbox Island Tours | (984) 875-2028 | Holbox |
| Mexican Caribbean Tours | (998) 267-7845 | Holbox |
You'll find the official ports of entry in the Mexican Caribbean to be on Cozumel, Puerto Morelos, and Majahaul.
Are you going to visit Holbox using your own vessel, or one you charter? See the table that follows to find summary information concerning nearby marinas.
| Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|
| Holbox Marina | Holbox | Holbox |
| Holbox Pier | Holbox | Holbox |
| Isla Pajaros Dock | Isla de la Pasion | Isla de la Pasion |
When you visit an island, it is easy to find an excuse to do a bit of sailing. Holbox is no exception, and whether you sail yourself to the region or sign up for a tour, there is plenty to be seen here by boat
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