Explore Tulum Cenotes & Playa del Carmen Tour
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in average physical condition with the ability to swim and walk moderate distances over uneven terrain.
Overview
Experience the magic of Tulum's cenotes and the vibrant energy of Playa del Carmen in a private guided tour tailored for adventure and cultural discovery.
Tulum, Cenotes and Playa del Carmen
For all ages! • 10 Hours • Visit ancient Tulum and beaches!
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About This Adventure
Visit the most important archaeological zones of the Mayan culture and beaches!
Duration
10 Hours
About
Visit one of the best tours in Cancun, the most important archaeological zones of the Mayan culture; Tulum where you can admire the unique view of the buildings on the edge of the beautiful Caribbean Sea and its white sand beaches. You can swim and relax in the clear waters of the open cenote: then enjoy 2 hours of free time on 5th Avenue; Playa del Carmen.
What's included:
- Round-trip transportation in units equipped with A / C
- Cultural guide
- Guided tour and free time in Tulum
- 2 bottles of water
- 50 minutes in open cenote
- 2-hour visit in Playa del Carmen (Cancun-Pto Morelos Zone)
- Buffet meal and a bottled drink (water, soda or beer) during the meal.
Not Included:
- Tips
What to bring
- Official identification
- Reservation confirmation (on your mobile device)
- Comfortable clothes and shoes
- Swimwear
- Towel
- Biodegradable sunscreen
- Extra money (for food, alcoholic beverages, souvenirs, video camera tax and tips)
- Sunglasses, hat and insect repellent
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable water shoes
Protect your feet while swimming in cenotes where rocky or slippery surfaces are common.
Bring biodegradable sunscreen
Help protect delicate cenote ecosystems by using eco-friendly sunscreen products.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour
Carry a reusable water bottle as the climate can be hot and humid especially near the coast.
Respect the local Mayan sites
Follow guidelines and avoid touching or removing any artifacts or formations during the visit.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mexican black howler monkeys
- Various tropical birds like the turquoise-browed motmot
History
Tulum was once a thriving Mayan port city, strategically located along the Caribbean coast, with ruins that reflect both Mayan and postclassic influences.
Conservation
Efforts are underway to protect cenotes from pollution and over-tourism, encouraging sustainable practices to preserve these fragile aquatic ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Biodegradable sunscreen
Protect your skin and the environment when swimming in sensitive cenote waters.
summer specific
Water shoes
Provide grip and foot protection when navigating rocky or slippery surfaces in cenotes.
Lightweight swimwear
Stay comfortable and dry quickly during water activities.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated in warm, humid conditions while reducing plastic waste.