Xel-Há Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Xel-Ha. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Xel Ha All Inclusive

• 2 Day Combo Tour, Xcaret, Xel-Ha, Xplor and Chichen Itza Option

• Xel-Ha Tickets with Transportation included

• Tulum Tour + Xel-Há Park: All-Inclusive 2-in-1 Discount Combo

• Xel-Ha Park Admission Tickets

Basic admission to Xel-Ha starts at US$71.99 for adults and US$53.99 for children—if you purchase your tickets in advance. There are upgraded passes, too. All-inclusive, advance-purchase passes, including snacks, drinks, and snorkeling equipment, start at US$107.99 for adults, with discounts for kids. Admission is free for toddlers.

Yes, Xel-Ha is worth visiting. It's a one-stop destination for some of the most sought-after adventures in the Yucatan, from coral reef snorkeling to cenotes, jungle trails, and ziplines. Designed with families in mind, it's also a favorite with travelers visiting with kids—there's a dedicated children' s area.

Per one customer who booked the Xel Ha All Inclusive, "Xel-Ha was an incredible experience from start to finish! The natural beauty of the park is breathtaking, and everything is so well taken care of. My favorite part was snorkeling—we explored both the river and the cove! Snorkel gear is included!"

All-inclusive Xel-Há tickets include unlimited snorkeling; river floating on inner tubes; zip lines, cenotes; special activities for kids at the Children's Playground; use of lifejackets, tubes, snorkeling equipment, and bicycles; continental breakfast; snacks; lunch buffets; domestic open bar; and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages. Optional activities such as speedboat rides incur an additional fee.

Yes. Xel-Há has two cenotes (deep limestone water-filled sinkholes unique to the Yucatan). Named Paradise and Adventure, the cenotes are located in the heart of the jungle, and you can find them by following the trails that cross the bridge over the Xel-Ha River.

Yes, kids can go to Xel-Há, and traveling families will find plenty to keep younger visitors occupied. The Children’s World area has a wading pool, playground, water slide, rope climb, seesaw, and more. However, some activities, such as marine wildlife encounters, may have age restrictions.

Yes, towels are provided at Xel-Há. Visitors can simply request towels when they arrive at the locker room area while storing their belongings and deposit them in the designated containers when finished using them. There is no need for visitors to bring their own towels.

Yes, there is Wi-Fi at Xel-Há. All visitors can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout the park—perfect for keeping loved ones back home updated on all your adventures.

Yes, most of Xel-Há is wheelchair accessible, and there are accessible facilities in almost every part of the park. Visitors may also rent a wheelchair at an additional cost. The park is also stroller-friendly and has strollers available for rent.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Xel-Ha. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Tulum:

• Quintana Roo

• Grand Cenote

• Mayan Ruins of Coba

• Cenote Dos Ojos

• Casa Cenote

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Tulum.