Top Cancun Caving

Pack three of Cancun's top water sports—speedboat, Jet Ski and snorkeling—into one thrilling half-day session when you book this adventure combo package. Take the wheel of your 2-seater speedboat and race through the mangrove channels and Nichupte Lagoon; snorkel the seascapes and sunken sculptures of Punta Nizuc; then board a state-of-the-art Sea-Doo watercraft to explore the lagoon at your own pace. Please note: package excludes dock fees.

Spend an exciting day out on the water off the coast of Cancun with this water sports combo package. Soar up to 260 ft above the Caribbean Sea and enjoy panoramic views of Cancun's hotel zone and Isla Mujeres on a parasailing adventure, then zoom through the turquoise waters on a 30-minute jet ski ride. This activity is great for couples, friends, or families who want a taste of adrenaline.

Make the most of your time in Cancun with this four-in-one half-day adventure tour. Ride ATVs through the terrain, soar across zip lines in the jungle, take a swim in a cenote, and try local tequila during a tasting. With round-trip transportation, safety gear, and snacks provided, you won't have to plan a thing.

Embark on an action-packed adventure at Extreme Adventuring Eco Park! Enjoy ATV rides through the jungle, zipline across the jungle canopy, and cool off with a jump into a natural cenote, with breaks for lunch and tequila tasting.

Take a dive and immerse yourself in the enigmatic waters of an ancient Mayan cenote in the company of an expert who will guide you through impressive caverns so you can closely explore its stalactites and stalagmites. Continue your adventure diving through the incredible Yalku Lagoon, famous for its great variety of tropical fish. Millions of years ago, much of the Yucatan Peninsula was covered by seawater. As the levels of the oceans decreased in the Ice Age, the water receded until the peninsula we know today is discovered. This great movement of water produced massive erosion and the creation of numerous systems of caves and sinks connected to the sea. If you know where to look, today you can find bodies of seawater hidden inside the land of the Yucatan Peninsula on the outskirts of Cancun, these are the famous cenotes.