CANCÚN
120 Tours Reviewed
Three cenotes, one smooth plan. This guided day pairs a raiforest-style ride outside Tulum with swimming and snorkeling stops at three cenotes, including Gran Cenote. You also get a local Mayan lunch along the route, so the day feels like…
You feel Mayan history and ocean air in one day. This tour strings together Tulum’s cliffside ruins, Coba’s jungle site, and a swim at an underground cenote, with a bilingual cultural guide and a Mexican buffet lunch included. I especially…
Waking up early is worth it here. This full-day trip strings together two classic Maya ruin sites with a real cenote swim, then ends with time back in Playa del Carmen. It’s a tight route, but it’s built for seeing…
Ancient Maya, early and calmer. This first-access Chichén Itzá half-day tour is built for people who want the big moments (El Castillo, carvings, temple scale) with an expert guide and a less rushed feel. I especially like the combination of…
Birdsong beats the city noise. This Playa del Carmen guided birdwatching hike takes you out of the crowds and into nearby jungle trail time, focused on finding birds in real habitat along the Ruta de Los Cenotes. What I love…
Chichén Itzá sounds like a story, not a checklist. This self-guided smartphone audio tour turns the UNESCO-listed ruins into a walking script, with offline maps and chapter-based audio you can play at your pace. The audio focuses on the Mayas’…
Cenote swims and Maya ruins in one long day. This private tour from Playa del Carmen pairs a guided walk through Cobá with time to cool off in a cave-cenote. I like how the day has clear beats: ruins first,…
Jungle ruins and lazy rivers make a rare combo. You get Muyil’s Mayan remains for an hour, then head into Sian Ka’an for a calmer kind of adventure—mangroves, wildlife spotting, and a life-jacket ride through the water. I like that…
Two wheels make Cancun feel local fast. This 1.5-hour guided bike tour is built around the stuff most people only glance at from a car: the Nichupte Lagoon scenery, the easy waterfront paths, and that smooth loop through the Hotel…
Cancun hits you fast. This tour strings together big views and quick shopping in just about five hours. You’ll start at Playa Delfines for classic postcard photos over the Caribbean, then ride up Sky Wheel Cancun for a serious birds-eye…
That early morning haul to Bacalar is worth it. This trip strings together three major water stops plus a quick history-and-photos moment at Fort San Felipe, all with hotel pickup and a day plan built around swimming time. I love…
A ruin stop by the sea beats another bus ride. This tour is interesting because it mixes a real archaeological site with short beach-time views, then adds practical shopping incentives. I love that El Meco admission is included and you…
A day of Maya ruins plus cenote swims. That mix is what makes this tour such a good use of your time in the Riviera Maya. You’ll see major sites at Tulum and Coba, then cool off in Cenotes Tamcach-Ha…
Ever tried to hear the jungle before you see it? This guided birdwatching hike is a calm, early-morning escape from Cancún, with a local expert walking you along Ruta de los Cenotes and pointing out native and migratory birds in…
Three big Yucatán stops, one long day. I love how this tour keeps the day focused: you get a guided introduction at Chichén Itzá plus extra time to roam on your own, and then you’re off to swim at Saamal…
