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385 Tours Reviewed
Long day, big sights. This 4×1 VIP Tulum–Coba–Cenote–Playa del Carmen outing stacks Mayan ruins, a cenote swim, and beach-town free time into one long ride day. I like that it’s guided by a certified guide and includes entry for Tulum,…
Pink ponds and Mayan cenote in one day. This route is a fast, good-value mix of wildlife watching and classic Yucatán nature-culture stops, starting with Rio Lagartos and ending in a cenote swim near Hubiku. You’ll move through mangroves for…
Mayan ruins and a cenote, in one day. This private route hits Ek Balam (often missed by first-timers), a sparkling X’Canche cenote, and two colonial towns without you playing planner. You get round-trip transport from Tulum, an English-speaking (and Spanish)…
One long day, two big stars. This full-day route from Playa del Carmen targets Chichén Itzá (one of the New 7 Wonders) and a Sacred Cenote experience nearby, then adds a quick look at Valladolid for photos and local sweets.…
Mayan culture can feel loud and busy. This one stays calm. I like how the day strings together Coba’s jungle ruins, a hidden cenote swim, and an authentic community lunch in one smooth, private route. You start early, move at…
Chichén Itzá feels different at dawn. This day trip from Valladolid strings together three big Yucatán hits: a guided Chichén Itzá visit before the crowds, a refreshing break at Cenote San Lorenzo Oxman, and then Ek Balam with the chance…
Big Mayan sights, tight timing, and a swim break. This tour packs Chichén Itzá UNESCO ruins, Cenote Saamal swimming time, and a stop in colonial Valladolid into one outing. I love that you get a real chunk of time at…
That early morning feeling changes everything. This is a small-group day that strings together three major Mayan stops with early access to Chichen Itza plus a cenote swim and a later jungle visit to Coba. You get a real guide…
One day, three big Yucatán stops. This Chichén Itzá + cenote combo gives you a packed itinerary without the hassle of driving yourself, plus an included lunch break to keep the day sane. You’ll ride in an air-conditioned coach with…
A Mayan morning you will not forget. This is one of those long-day tours that actually feels focused: you start with Chichén Itzá in the early hours, then cool off at Cenote Noolha, and finish with a quick taste of…
Cenotes by bike is the right kind of chaos. This guided e-bike tour strings together three cenotes in one morning, with time to snorkel and swim, plus an old-school Mayan lunch. You’ll ride from the meeting point through downtown Tulum…
Three stops, one unforgettable swim. This tour is interesting because it strings together jungle water time with a Cenote La Noria visit, plus two very Mexico-flavored stops in Puerto Morelos: an artisan jewelry workshop and a quick Hacienda Tequilera tasting.…
Three ruins, one cool cenote day. This is a focused, one-day way to see the Mayan sites of the Puuc region, starting in Uxmal and adding Kabah, then cooling off at Cenote Sambula. I like how the guides bring the…
One ticket, four big thrills. This tour stitches together horseback riding, an ATV ride, zip-lines, and a natural cenote swim, with hotel pickup from the Cancun and Playa del Carmen area. You also get snacks and soft drinks, plus the…
Three buzzers. One day. This half-day from Tulum strings together a cave cenote swim and a jungle ATV plus zip lines, with a small group size that keeps things organized. I love the mix of water + heights + motors…
