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Combine a boat snorkel off Tulum’s coastal ruins with a swim through Saac Actun cenote on this four‑hour guided tour. Expect excellent visibility, close encounters with reef life, and a cool, lanterned cenote chamber — all with a guide focused on safety and conservation.
Combine a boat snorkel off Tulum’s coastal ruins with a swim through Saac Actun cenote on this four‑hour guided tour. Expect excellent visibility, close encounters with reef life, and a cool, lanterned cenote chamber — all with a guide focused on safety and conservation.
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Operated by Agua Clara Diving Tulum · Tulum, Quintana Roo
The boat slips away from the small dock in front of Hotel Zamas before the sun climbs fully over the palms. Salt spray sketches a cool line across your face, and the hull hums like a restless animal eager for reef. Minutes later the Tulum Ruins grow out of the horizon — limestone cliffs with the silhouette of a Mayan temple — and the sea turns a color so clear you can watch fish inspect their own reflections.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable swimming ability and basic mobility for entering/exiting boats and cenote advised
No — lifejackets are provided for the cenote, and reef snorkeling occurs close to the surface with guides nearby; basic comfort in the water is sufficient.
Families with children are welcome but check operator policies for minimum ages; children must be supervised and wear lifejackets in the cenote.
Yes — snorkel gear and lifejackets are included; you can buy biodegradable sunscreen and other items at the shop.
Boat time varies by sea conditions but typically 15–30 minutes from the meeting point at Hotel Zamas to the snorkeling area near Tulum Ruins.
Yes — both are photogenic; bring a waterproof camera or housing and secure all gear with tethers to prevent loss.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tours may be canceled for bad weather.
Cenotes were central to Mayan life as freshwater sources and ritual sites; the coastal reef supported coastal villages and contemporary fishing communities.
The operator enforces biodegradable sunscreen and collects an environmental management fee to support reef and cenote preservation.
Agua Clara Diving Tulum operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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