CANCÚN
51 Tours Reviewed
Sail-and-snorkel trips in Tulum are short, but this one hits a lot. You’ll start on the beach, snorkel the reef, then sail past the Tulum ruins toward the famous Castle view from the water. I like two things a lot…
Cozumel on a buggy feels like freedom. You get an open-air ride around the island, then swap dust for sunscreen during snorkeling time, led by a guide. I especially like the mix of island driving and snorkeling with a dedicated…
Turtles, rays, and reef fish in one swim. That’s the promise here, and the pace is built for actually enjoying it. I like how this tour keeps things small (max 15), so the guide can steer you toward sea life…
Cozumel gets fun fast on wheels. This combo tour mixes manual buggy driving, beginner-friendly sea time at Skyreef, and a full Mayan culture stop with tequila tasting, chocolate, and honey. I love how the day is paced with real chunks…
Two snorkels in about two hours, with wildlife right in front of you. I love the two-stop reef format that keeps the pace friendly, and I love how guides help you actually spot animals like turtles and stingrays. One thing…
One ticket, five big thrills. This combo tour in Cancun strings together reef snorkeling, a jungle treetop zipline course with interactive bridges, an ATV off-road ride, and a freshwater cenote swim, all with hotel pickup and drop-off in Cancun and…
Three reefs, two hours, and easy logistics. This Cozumel trip is interesting because it gives you choice: you can snorkel when you want, or stay dry on the glass-bottom boat when you don’t. You’ll also get a short, focused plan…
Two swims, one hidden world. This half-day Tulum outing pairs calm snorkeling in a sheltered inlet with an exclusive cenote cavern walk far underground, where limestone pillars, stalactites, and Mayan Underworld vibes are part of the experience. I especially like…
Turtles and coral, side by side. This Costa Maya snorkeling trip is built for short time and easy water: you swim in a calm reef lagoon (about 1.80 meters deep) and visit two different areas, including one where sea turtles…
Four hours can feel like a whole ocean adventure. This Isla Mujeres snorkeling outing pairs reefs you reach by boat with a stop at the Underwater Museum (MUSA), so your day feels built around the water. I really like the…
Open bar meets snorkel off Isla Mujeres. I love how this trip mixes a comfortable catamaran ride with unlimited drinks, then adds a reef stop so your day isn’t just beach lounging. Two big wins for me are the national…
You’re combining temples, trees, and swim spots in one packed day. This Playa del Carmen tour pairs a guided stop at Tulum’s Mayan ruins with jungle zip lining and rappel, then finishes with cenote snorkeling and time to cool off…
Cozumel from the water feels like the point. This 4.5-hour catamaran outing mixes snorkeling time (with provided gear) and a free-time window on the island, all while your staff is handing you lunch and cocktails onboard. I also like that…
Cozumel crams a lot into one day. This ATV mud-kicking and boat snorkel outing mixes off-road fun, a real snorkel by boat in the marine park, and a beach-club break at Tortugas with Mexican lunch and drinks. Two things I…
Tulum + turtles can feel like a tall order. This day trip strings together three standout water-and-ruins stops with the practical benefits of a private guide and an early start that helps you dodge both crowds and heat. Two things…
