Top Cancun Bus Tours - page 6

Delight your palate in sizzling tacos, piping hot tamales, and a variety of freshly prepared salsas on a Mexican street food tour in Cancun. This small-group walking adventure is perfect for travelers who want to skip the tourist-trap restaurants and enjoy an authentic culinary experience in Mexico. In addition to devouring several classic street foods, you also have the chance to immerse yourself in local culture.

See Cancun through the eyes of a local with this city tour. Haggle for the best prices on craft items or real silver at Market 28. Sip on tequila while taking in the sights at Playa Delfines, where you can admire the Caribbean Sea views. Boulevard Kulcan is an unmissable stop while in Quintana Roo – enjoy the beaches, culture, and nightlife of this busy cultural hotspot.

Skip the hassle of navigating Cancun’s spread-out shopping spots and planning transport between them. This private tour brings together local markets, modern malls, and cultural touches like tequila tasting into one easy, well-paced experience. Travel comfortably across Cancún’s iconic Nichupté Bridge between stops and enjoy time to browse, taste, and explore without worrying about logistics.

Enjoy a true Mexican Fiesta by watching a live Lucha Libre match, tasting delicious tacos,and Margaritas! Learn the history and secrets of Mexican wrestling, how everything started back in 1840, why "Luchadores" wear mask, if Nacho Libre is real, and a full explanation of the rules so you can cheer with the locals as one of them! Get ready to see colorful masks, rapid sequences of holds, acrobatics and flying attacks from ringside seats. Discover why Lucha Libre is the 2nd most popular sport and children’s favorite in Mexico. Snacks (esquites, chicharrones, homemade popcorn), food (5 different tacos, guacamole, frijoles charros, grilled onion, salsas) and drinks (Margarita and beer) are included. There’s still more: Get your Margarita in a 22oz.souvenir yard. Wear your own Lucha Libre mask. Make your own tortilla. Listen to an authentic “Mariachi” band live. Walk through a night market Free Tequila Tasting (5 different types of tequila)

Discover the serene paradise of Bacalar, famed for Lago Bacalar (Lake of the Seven Colors), on this convenient day trip from the Riviera Maya. Hassle-free hotel transfers save as much as eight hours' self driving, while your guide helps you find spots that many travelers miss, such as the enigmatic Sujuy-Ha and a shimmering cenote.

Visit the Maya city of Tulum on a 6-hour tour from Playa del Carmen, and explore temples, pyramids, and history at the edge of the Caribbean Sea. See the site on a two-hour guided tour, then enjoy an hour to explore on your own, snap photos, or visit the Tulum beach. This 6-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at Playa del Carmen hotels, as well as entrance fees at the Tulum Archeological Site.

Combine a visit to a Mayan cenote with a tour to the ruins of Tulum and Coba with this group tour. Start by exploring the Tulum archaeological site and adjacent beach, then head to Coba to see the tallest pyramid in the state. Afterward, cool off with a swim in a cenote, then enjoy a walk along Playa del Carmen's vibrant Fifth Avenue before returning to your hotel.

Discover Akumal's kaleidoscopic reefs and Cenote Caracol's psychedelic rock formations on a group snorkeling tour from Riviera Maya. With the freedom to explore both sites independently and at your own pace, this aquatic adventure is perfect for beginner and advanced snorkelers alike. In Akumal, keep your eyes peeled for sea turtles, tropical fish, and vibrant coral. Then, head to the subtropical rainforest and swim around the cenote's stalagmites and stalactites.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Cancun for the day and explore some of the Yucatan's best cultural attractions, without the hassle of driving. This tour takes you to the famed archaeological site of Chichen Itza to see the impressive Temple of Kukulcan and learn about the ancient civilization that built it. You also visit the "magic town" of Valladolid and swim in a cenote (natural pool) in the middle of the Mayan jungle.

Embark on a full-day adventure to explore one of Mexico's most iconic archaeological sites, Chichen Itza. Journey through the Yucatán Peninsula’s rustic countryside and delve into the rich history of the Mayan civilization with a guided tour. Afterward, enjoy a traditional buffet lunch, swim in a cenote, and visit the charming town of Valladolid before heading back to Cancun.

Seeing the Mayan Riviera’s signature sights means around five hours’ driving. Skip the stress and travel in style when you book this classic tour, with stops at the Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba, bustling Playa del Carmen, and two cenotes. Your package includes 2-way door-to-door transfers, a certified guide, five drinks, a buffet lunch, entrance fees, and bicycle hire at Coba; the Coba tax and Parque Jaguar entry fee are not included.

Explore Cancun’s top spots on this full-day private tour with round-trip transportation. Visit the El Meco ruins, shop for authentic souvenirs at Plaza 28, and enjoy a scenic drive through downtown and the Hotel Zone. Enjoy a free chocolate and tequila tasting at Plaza La Fiesta, then end your day with stunning views and photos at Playa Delfines—home to the famous “Cancun” sign and Caribbean Sea backdrop.

During this full-day, action-packed excursion along the Maya Riviera, you'll explore two Mayan ruins—Tulum and Coba—followed by a swim in an ancient cenote, then topped off by a beach stop at Playa del Carmen. Lunch, hotel transfers, and admission tickets and archaeological-led guided tours of Tulum and Coba are included.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Yucatán on this full-day tour, starting with an exploration of Chichén Itzá, where you’ll uncover the secrets of the Temple of Kukulcán, the Sacred Cenote, and more. Cool off with swims in the stunning underground cenotes Xkeken and Samula, known for their crystal-clear waters and magical lighting. Conclude your journey with a visit to the charming colonial town of Valladolid.

See two major Maya archaeological sites in one day—and visit several other Yucatan highlights—on this time-saving, multi-part tour. Following morning pickup from your Cancun or Riviera Maya hotel, step back in time when you tour the Tulum and Coba ruins, both with your guide and independently. After a refreshing cenote swim, savor a traditional Mexican lunch. Finally, wrap up your immersive day out with free time along the seaside in Playa del Carmen.

Explore the beautiful waterfront ruins of Tulum, and swim in a cenote, away from the crowds, on this small-group guided tour from Playa del Carmen. Enjoy hotel pickup and explore the Tulum archeological site, with a guide to explain the significance of the site. Afterwards, swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters of a cenote at Yax-Muul Park.

Get off the beaten tourist path and dive deep into local history, nature, and culture on a private half-day tour in Cancun. Begin with an illuminating visit to the Mayan Museum, then explore the often-overlooked San Miguelito Archeological Zone. Next, relax in the crystal-clear waters of a little-known cenote. After devouring a couple of traditional cochinita tacos, conclude the adventure at Mercado 28, where you can find authentic Mexican handicrafts.

Spend some time beyond Cancun exploring Ek Balam, one of the Yucatán's newer excavation sites. Embark on a guided tour of this ancient Mayan wonder, learning its history, wandering among its plazas and even scaling its main pyramid for incredible jungle views. Then continue on to Cenote Maya Park, where your choices for adventure are endless. Take a refreshing dip in natural pool, zipline through tropical forest canopy, rappel into a cave or shop for handmade Maya crafts. Savor a delicious meal of traditional Maya eats before returning to Cancun.

Enter a surreal world on this trip to the Las Coloradas pink lake and Ría Lagartos biosphere reserve, where you’ll watch clouds of flamingos flocking to feed. Capture gorgeous photos by the lake and learn how salt is made, then enjoy a boat ride through the nature reserve, mud bath, and a lunch with dish choice at Los Negritos restaurant.

Enjoy a day of art, nature, history, and culture on a group tour of Riviera Maya. The diverse excursion is ideal for curious travelers and groups with varied interests. The itinerary includes visits to the Tulum Archaeological Site, Casa Tortuga Cenotes, Monument of Mother Nature, and Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen. This leisurely-paced adventure allows guests to explore each destination without feeling rushed. Note that the Tulum ruins preservation tax is 18 USD per person.

Get out into nature for a two-part adventure: first, horseback riding at the El Rey Polo Club, then an all-terrain vehicle (ATV), zipline and cenote combo at Extreme Adventure Park. Ride your well-trained horse across the club’s lush grounds then hit the park for a lengthy ATV ride, a thrilling canopy circuit with six ziplines and three interactive bridges, and a swim in a cenote with another zipline.

Designated a National Marine Park by the Mexican Conservation Authority in 1998, Isla Contoy is a nature lover's paradise. Enjoy white sand beaches, tranquil lagoons, and bird life on this full-day adventure that includes snorkeling at Ixlache Reef (weather permitting), a visit to Isla Mujeres, a regional lunch of fish and chicken, and round-trip transfers with hotel pickup. Package excludes dock tax.

Check off multiple Riviera Maya experiences in just one day. This tour takes you to Chichen-Itza, the ancient city built by the Mayans. You'll learn all about the great culture, from the Mayan calendar to the traditional ball game 'Poc-Ta-Pok.' You'll also have the opportunity to swim in a cave cenote; enjoy a delicious Yucatan-style lunch, and explore the charming town of Valladolid.

The lakes of Las Coloradas in Yucatan change color with the seasons, so you’ll have a unique trip no matter when you visit. On this full-day tour, discover the region’s rich and diverse natural habitats, keeping an eye out for vibrant pink flamingos and crocodiles dozing in the water before heading to a local restaurant for an authentic meal made from local ingredients.