Top Mexico Eco Tours - page 2

Enjoy a hassle-free experience with hotel pickup and a certified guide In German , French , Italian , Spanish or English. Join us for a magical experience where you will be part of one of the Mayan rituals that for years has been sacred and is still practiced today. Learn about how a small Mayan community lives, as well their lifestyle and the traditions that they keep alive. In the Mayan night, you will be part of a sacred purification ceremony, where the whole environment prepares to enter the "womb of mother earth", the TEMAZCAL, a volcanic stone steam bath ideal for cleansing and renewing mind and body. After this experience, we will refresh and enjoying in a refreshing cenote, and delight with a gastronomic experience with a simple but delicious typical food, accompanied by Water of “Jamaica”. The Mayan Night tour is for adults only. Visit a Mayan Village • Temazcal & Mayan ceremony • Swim in a exclusive cenote • Dinner & Refreshments

Experience Cabo’s marine biologist-led whale watching tour, where education and conservation take center stage. With small groups, free tour photos, and whale sightings guarantee (December 15th to April 15th), this intimate experience offers a unique glimpse of humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and more. Pass iconic landmarks like The Arch, Lovers Beach, and Pelican Rock, and, when conditions allow, hear humpback whales sing via a hydrophone for an unforgettable adventure.

Dive into the crystal-clear waters off Puerto Morelos and snorkel at the world's second-largest barrier reef with this small-group tour. With tranquil waters that are suitable for both beginner and seasoned snorkelers, snorkeling at the marine sanctuary of Puerto Morelos National Reef Park offers close-up views of colorful coral formations and diverse sea life, from graceful sea turtles to playful schools of tropical fish.

Increase your chances of humpback whales in the wild during a luxury whale-watching tour by catamaran from Cabo San Lucas. As well as enjoying views of the Cabo San Lucas coastline from the top deck of the double-decker boat, you’ll benefit from the expert knowledge of a guide. Plus, enjoy included alcoholic and soft drinks, as well as snacks.

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.

Explore the ruins of Tulum on this small group tour and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this ancient city. Discover the history of the area with your guide, and then travel to a ranch to taste local tequila and then swim in three different cenotes. Then, travel on to Playa Pescadores, or head to Tulum for a feast of Mayan and Mexican dishes and local specialities.

Beyond riding a bike for exercise, it is an environmentally friendly means of transport, and it helps us achieve a cultural immersion in the lifestyles and customs of the inhabitants of the towns we pass. This tour is more than a demanding mountain biking activity, it is a historical cultural bike ride, in this we will hear more about the past and present mining of the city of Guanajuato, as well as the importance of the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro. We will talk about the cultural and natural diversity of the Sierra de Santa Rosa, we will share more information about the people, what they do, what their festivities are like, what trees we find, what plants, what birds, among many other aspects. Let's talk about the fauna, flora and history of the mining towns of Guanajuato, on wheels!

Designed to delight lovers of horticulture, this 6-hour tour combines a visit to Vallarta Botanical Garden with tequila tasting at Rancho Los Veranos. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore 20 acres of lush tropical gardens, home to 3,000 different plant species. Then, head to Rancho Los Veranos for a Mexican lunch accompanied by samples of tequila, the country’s national beverage. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Explore the Rio Secreto Nature Reserve near Playa del Carmen on this excursion, where you swim and wade in one of Mexico's most spectacular underground caves, then enjoy a buffet lunch. Upgrade to add transfers from select Cancun and Playa Mujeres hotels. You can also opt to add the Tulum ruins, Puerto Morelos, or the plus package featuring a bike ride, a rappel, and a walk in a dry cave.

Explore the sandy bike paths of a private Los Cabos ranch on this electric bike adventure. Travelers get access to the private ranch, perched on the Pacific Coast, as well as use of an electric bike and helmet. Skip the sweating and tough pedaling and let your pedal-assist bike carry you up the hills among the cacti, then coast down to the beach for some Mexico City-style quesadillas and Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels)

Skip the hassle of coordinating multiple adventures with this all-in-one jungle experience from Cancun. Begin with a thrilling zipline circuit, tackle a rugged ATV track, ride a well-trained horse through the Mayan forest, and refresh in a cenote before enjoying a Mexican meal. With hotel pickup and transfers included, enjoy a seamless, adrenaline-filled day of adventure and relaxation.

Immerse yourself in the nature and ecology of Cabo San Lucas on this turtle release tour. You'll learn about the turtles' biology and behavior through guided commentary before participating in a baby turtle release. This tour allows you to lend a hand to the local environment while on vacation.

Experience four adventurous activities on a half-day tour exploring the best of the Riviera Maya's beautiful nature. You’ll be surrounded by lush jungle as you drive an ATV, soar on a zipline, ride a horse, and cool off in a freshwater cenote. While some tours highlight just one activity, this combination format lets you try a little bit of everything, instead—a great introduction to the Yucatan’s active side.

Discover the magic of Sayulita and the charm of San Pancho on this guided tour along the Mexican Pacific. Explore the vibrant streets of Sayulita, a boho surf town, with a tequila tasting and guided walk. Then, relax in the laid-back atmosphere of San Pancho, strolling through its artistic streets and enjoying the beach. This family-friendly excursion offers a perfect mix of culture, art, and relaxation.

Explore an ancient metropolis on a kids-focused full-day tour from Mexico City to Teotihuacán and Reino Animal Park. Take a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest city in the pre-Hispanic Americas where you can see the mural paintings. In the afternoon, visit the Reino Animal Park to see several species including giraffes, camels, and reptiles. Your guide ensures kids stay entertained and engaged throughout.

The Yucatan peninsula is renowned for its beautiful cenotes—underground lakes formed in natural sinkholes. On this bike tour, venture deep into the wilderness, cycling along lush jungle trails and stopping to visit different cenotes. Learn about the meaning of the cenotes to the Mayan people, explore the subterranean caves with snorkels, and cool off with a swim. Refuel with an included lunch during this half-day excursion.

Avoid the challenge of scuba certification or getting wet while still experiencing the underwater world of the Caribbean on a submarine excursion from Cozumel. Descend to the vibrant Chankanaab Reef inside a comfortable vessel and watch coral formations and tropical fish pass by at close range. Listen to live insights from the crew as you explore marine life in a protected reef system.

Explore the city of Puerto Vallarta on an electric bike city and mountain tour. Ride in the sun of Vallarta and revel in the beautiful surroundings of the city on an e-bike. Our electric bike functions well on any terrain, during warm climates or otherwise, on flat and hilly terrains. Check out the highlights of the city with the help of our tour guide. We have stories to tell for hours, and you will surely fall in love with the city.

Take an off-road romp in the jungle beyond Playa del Carmen on this half-day excursion. Drive or ride in a 2-person buggy, with 6-person options for families and people without driving licenses, and follow a guide into the jungle. Wash off the grime during a swim at an underground cenote and journey to an authentic Maya village. This small-group tour is limited to 14 passengers, ensuring you’ll receive personalized attention.

Sail the turquoise waters of the Caribbean aboard a catamaran to Isla Mujeres. Enjoy snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, then relax at a private beach club with a delicious buffet lunch (for non-all-inclusive tours). Explore the island’s historic center during free time before returning to Cancun. This shared tour offers a relaxing and exciting day of sun, sea, and local culture.

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure swimming with whale sharks in Cancun. After a hotel pickup, enjoy a light breakfast and head to a protected area for 2-3 dives, guided by certified experts. Visit Isla Mujeres' Playa Norte for relaxation and ceviche before returning. Snorkeling gear provided, ensuring a safe and unforgettable experience.

Escape to Isla Contoy, a pristine paradise limited to 200 visitors daily. Start with snorkeling at Ixlache Reef, then explore the protected island with a guide. Relax on white-sand beaches, snorkel near the shore, and savor a delicious regional buffet. On the return, visit Isla Mujeres to shop and explore, weather permitting. Enjoy roundtrip transportation with hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, and an open bar on this Caribbean adventure.

Set sail around Cabo San Lucas Bay and enjoy magnificent views along the Pacific coast. Pass landmarks including The Arch, Pelican Rock, and Neptune Finger; visit Lover’s Beach and Land’s End; and perhaps hop off to swim and sunbathe at Divorce Beach. Sailing on a glass-bottomed boat, enjoy incredible underwater views without getting wet, and look out for exotic fish and marine life as you cruise around the bay.

This experience is unique because not everyone is preserving the endangered species, especially the turtles that if we had not stopped in 1990 we no longer knew the turtles, it is also one of the only places where the phenomenon of dinoflagellates is appreciated.