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61 Tours Reviewed
Bright mornings in Tulum start fast. This half-day plan strings together the classic Tulum ruins and a fun water break at Canamayte Cenote & Ecopark, with an expert guide doing the explaining and the timing kept reasonable. You get a…
Tulum is best enjoyed before the crowds. I like how this day starts with early access to the Tulum archaeological site, giving you breathing room for photos and a calmer feel while you explore the ruins. I also love that…
Tulum cenotes make your first scuba lesson feel easy. No certification is needed, and you’ll get hands-on coaching before you go underwater. I especially like the 30-minute basics class plus guided practice, and I also like that the scuba equipment…
First scuba in a cenote is more calm than you expect. The setup focuses on basics—equipment checks, underwater communication, and slow skills in shallow water—then you head to Casa Cenote for clear-water sightseeing. Two things I really like: the class…
You go for the birds, and you also leave with a reason to care about the place. This shared tour pairs early-morning birdwatching with a walk through the Mayan world of Muyil, right where the Sian Ka’an area connects to…
Three cenotes, one smooth day. This small-group outing strings together Casa Cenote first, then two underwater sessions in Dos Ojos, with the Mayan jungle sitting between stops. I like that you get a full run in about half a day,…
Two waters, one unforgettable day. This private tour in Riviera Maya pairs a snorkel in the jungle cenote cavern of Taak Bi Ha with a turtle-focused swim in Akumal Bay. I love the simple structure: round-trip private transfers, gear, and…
Birds, ruins, and jungle in one morning. This small-group outing in Sian Ka’an turns the trail into a real bird hunt, moving through jungle and Mayan areas where you’re searching by sight and sound. I love the chance at serious…
Your airport scramble ends fast. This private Tulum Airport to hotel transfer keeps things simple: you’re met at the airport with a name sign, the team tracks your flight, and you roll to your destination in about 45 minutes. What…
Chichén Itzá is the kind of place you plan around. This tour strings together Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim break, and quick time in Valladolid, all with hotel pickup and a small group limit of up to 14. It’s designed…
Mezcal and chocolate work better than you’d expect. In Tulum, this 2-hour tasting pairs five different mezcals (from different agave types) with complementary Mexican chocolates, starting with a fresh mezcal cocktail that changes by season. You also get a guided…
Skip tickets can save your whole morning. This day pass bundles skip-the-line entry to the Tulum Ruins with access to Jaguar Park, so you can explore at your own speed and still make time for the beach views. I especially…
Tulum at 7:30 am is a different world. This private tour strings together the Tulum ruins and two cenotes—so you get Mayan site context in the morning and swim-time in the afternoon, without the stress of figuring out connections. It’s…
Cenotes plus biking equals a great half-day. This tour strings together quiet Mayan jungle cycling with time to swim, snorkel, and even cliff-jump in cenotes, plus a real meal afterward in a secluded setting. It’s active, but it doesn’t feel…
Cenotes feel like another planet. This private half-day tour pairs two very different water worlds: a less-crowded route through Cenotes Sac Actun and a calmer open cenote swim at Chemuyil. I like that the underground river portion is planned for…
