Why this vibrant lakeside town in Mexico could be the new Tulum

Counting the colours on Lake Bacalar was becoming a bit of an obsession. I was sipping coffee on the deck with a young woman who clearly knew her Pantone charts. “That’s Bluefish segueing into Reflex,” she said. It’s easy to see why Bacalar is known as the Laguna de Siete Colores (the lagoon of seven colours).

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