Welcome to Mahahual in the Costa Maya!

“La Leyenda ECO TOURS is a locally owned, eco-certified tour operator in Mahahual, Costa Maya, specializing in small-group snorkeling, fishing, and cultural excursions.”

Why book with La Leyenda ECO-TOURS?

  1. Travel stress-free We guarantee, 100%, your timely return to our meeting point.

  2. Like discounts? Deposit now, cash later = 10% discount. Simple as that.

  3. 100% Refund - ship doesn’t dock, extreme weather, or cancel up to 24 hours before your trip.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Trusted by 5-Star Travelers

La Leyenda ECO TOURS is consistently rated 5 stars by guests for eco-friendly tours, small groups, and reliable Costa Maya shore excursions.

ECO-Tourism helps spread awareness of the threat to the coral reef system, and what we can do to minimize our negative impact.

Monday–Saturday

8am–6pm

WhatsApp @:

+52 (473) 110-7350

A white building with black circular and rectangular windows, with a thatched roof and tropical palm trees in front. A streetside image of Hotel 40 Cañones.

Find us right next to Hotel 40 Cañones

La Leyenda ECO TOURS beachside stand with a thatched roof and colorful promotional banners advertising eco-tours, fishing, snorkeling, and local tours, surrounded by palm trees.
Beachside kiosk with a thatched roof selling eco-snorkel trips, fishing, and local tours, with signs and posters about marine life and activities; sunny day with palm trees, boats, and people in the background near the ocean.
Two people smiling and wearing life jackets on a red paddleboard in the water, with a boat nearby.

We are one of only two Aquatic Tour Providers Certified to work in Protected Areas

Logo of Eco-Mahamar, a cooperative ecotourism organization in Mahahual, featuring a maya symbol surrounded by colorful circular lines.
Logo of Ocean Conservancy featuring sea creatures in a circular design and the text 'Ocean Conservancy'.
Illustration of a circular map of Mexico's southeastern coast, showing the Gulf of Mexico, various protected natural areas, and coral reef illustrations surrounding the map. Text indicates a training program for tourism service providers focused on aquatic activities in protected natural areas.
Black and white WWF logo featuring a panda and the letters 'WWF'.
A sea turtle swimming on the sandy ocean floor with sparse sea grass.

“The coral reef is one of the most important ecosystems on our planet. Bringing awareness to the public for its preservation is our highest priority.”