Akumal lagoon snorkeling — Attraction in undefined

I had a disturbing and unsafe experience while snorkeling on my own at Akumal Beach. While I was in the water, a man who later claimed to be a "ferderal snorkeling agent" approached me in a kayak. Without warning, he forcefully pulled out my snorkel while I was still underwater, which was not only frightening but also dangerous.

He told me I wasn’t allowed to snorkel there because it was “private,” even though everything I’ve read—including CEA Akumal’s own website—says otherwise. He threatened to hit me with his paddle if I touched his kayak and refused to give my snorkel back unless I signed some document.

This was clearly harassment and made me feel unsafe and unwelcome. It’s extremely disappointing that something like this can happen at a beach promoted as open and safe for tourists. I hope this behavior is addressed before someone gets...

Just go with the guys who offers tours of of the beach. Super chill, affordable, kid friendly and knowledgeable. We saw 8 turtles, some rays, puffer fish and more. About 45 minutes, swim off the beach and around the bay. They helped my daughter by towing her with the life preserver ring. Our guide was Karina and we booked through Luis, Alexis and Schubert on the beach. 400 MXN each. 5% surcharge for credit card. We followed a tip to have lunch at Cafe Lol-Ha so you don’t have to pay for parking. Plus it takes you right up to the beach. When you turn off the highway just keep saying “Cafe Lol-ha” and that you plan to have lunch there. They will show the way to get there and...

We snorkeled as part of an adventure package provided by Cancun Adventures (highly recommend). We saw 6 sea turtles just doing their thing in the ocean. It was such a great experience. I love that Cancun Adventures was VERY clear that preservation and respect for all of nature is of utmost importance. It was an honor to be allowed to watch the turtles in...