Combine history, zip lines, rappelling, and cenote swimming on Viajes Tours Maya’s Tulum Xtreme tour. This 6.5-hour adventure blends culture and adrenaline against the stunning Caribbean backdrop.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6.5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with swimming and basic climbing/rappelling movements.
Wildlife
History
The Tulum ruins are one of the few Mayan cities built on the coast, serving as a significant trading port during the post-classic period around 1200–1521 AD.
Conservation
Efforts in the region promote sustainable tourism to protect fragile cenote ecosystems and reduce human footprint on ancient sites.
Viajes Tours Maya
Combine history, zip lines, rappelling, and cenote swimming on Viajes Tours Maya’s Tulum Xtreme tour. This 6.5-hour adventure blends culture and adrenaline against the stunning Caribbean backdrop.
Viajes Tours Maya is a Mexico-based tour operator featured on The Adventure Collective that specializes in guided excursions across the Riviera Maya and Yucatán Peninsula. The company organizes more than sixty tours and experiences ranging from archaeological visits and cenote swims to catamaran sails, snorkeling, ATV and buggy adventures, and eco-park days. Many itineraries include well-known destinations such as Chichén Itzá, Tulum, Isla Mujeres, Xcaret, Xplor and Xel-Há, plus private and customizable options labeled "Privado." Select tours advertise bilingual guides and private services, and several packages combine land and sea activities like snorkeling at coral reefs, visits to turtle bays, and cenote swims.
Viajes Tours Maya lists specific timed experiences including short highlights (for example, a three-hour Chichén Itzá Express), half-day park adventures, and longer full-day excursions. The operator offers luxury sailing and catamaran trips, family-friendly park visits, adrenaline-focused activities including ATV and canopy tours, and culturally focused itineraries to Mayan sites. Booking options span public group departures and private transfers or tours where noted. Since the business presents a broad catalog of excursions, travelers can select experiences by interest—snorkeling, archaeology, cenotes, jungle off-road, or eco-archaeological parks. The company’s presence on The Adventure Collective and detailed trip listings help travelers compare options, plan logistics, and book diverse Riviera Maya activities with transparent trip summaries and clear destination focus.
Selected excursions list included amenities — for example, Cenote Express Privado includes snorkeling gear and bilingual guides, and Chichén Itzá Express features a bilingual expert; airport round-trip transfers to Akumal are offered.
Tours Offered
61
Extensive selection across the region
Featured
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Bilingual Guides
Available
On select tours and packages
Land & Sea
Land & Sea
Snorkel, cenotes, ruins, ATVs
Find the right tour — private or group, land or sea — and reserve with confidence using detailed trip descriptions and itinerary highlights.
Bring biodegradable sunscreen
Protect your skin and preserve the fragile aquatic ecosystems in the cenote with reef-safe, biodegradable sunscreen.
Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are necessary for zip lining, rappelling, and walking the archaeological site.
Prepare for swimming
Basic swimming skills are required for the cenote swim; bring a swimsuit and a quick-dry towel.
Hydration and breaks
Carry a water bottle and pace yourself during physically demanding sections to avoid fatigue in humid conditions.
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Provides grip and foot protection during zip lining, rappelling, and walking on uneven terrain.
Swimsuit
Needed for swimming in the cenote’s underground river.
summer
Biodegradable sunscreen
Protects skin while minimizing environmental impact in sensitive jungle and water areas.
Quick-dry towel
Useful for drying off after the cenote swim.