Top Tulum Tours by Duration - page 5

No one should visit the Riviera Maya without experiencing a swim in the cool, crystal-clear waters of a cenote. But getting there usually involves an expensive taxi ride, or else stressing over directions and parking. On this half-day tour, soak up the natural scenery of La Ruta de los Cenotes—with three cenotes to swim in, plus a cenote zipline.

Home to mangrove mazes, open cenotes, and a dynamic array of marine life, the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve is a nature-lovers paradise. You can explore the UNESCO-listed site on a small-group kayak tour—ensuring you don’t miss any of the highlights. Small groups ensure plenty of personalized attention and less waiting around as you kayak through the lagoons.

Chichen Itza sits roughly three hours from Cancun, and combining the archaeological site with a cenote swim, a stop in Valladolid, and a tequila tasting in a single day requires transport coordination that's difficult to manage independently. This full-day tour covers all four with a guide on hand throughout to provide helpful insights.

Sail to Isla Mujeres from Cancun on a full-day adventure that features snorkeling, a spinnaker activity, and private beach club access. The double-hulled catamaran has more spacious decks than traditional sailboats, so you’ll have room to lounge while sipping unlimited national drinks from the open bar. Included beach club access at Isla Mujeres is a secure and clean alternative to public beaches—enjoy some seaside relaxation or explore downtown shops.

Those in search of an opportunity to explore nature can enjoy this journey to the Taak Bi Ha cenote. Admire the beauty of stalactites, stalagmites, and columns, untouched by time. As one of the newest additions to the = Sac Actun System, this cenote gives you the chance to explore an underwater river system. With a unique shape and size, Taak Bi Ha stands as a testament to the natural wonders of Quintana Roo.

Combine an adrenaline-fueled ride on a 4x4 dune buggy with cenote snorkeling with this tour. You'll head out into the jungle, where you'll pilot your own dune buggy over around 25 miles of jungle trail. You'll stop along the way to visit a cenote, where you'll have time to swim and snorkel before hopping back on your buggy.

Take a trip to the top of the world at the ancient Mayan city of Coba, one of the tallest ancient archaeological structures ever discovered. Learn about the astrological and culturally important stone carvings that decorate this unique pyramid, and climb the many steps to the top for panoramic views of the rainforest canopy. Enjoy a refreshing swim in a cenote and feast on a delicious local lunch.

Nature enthusiasts can embark on this journey to the 7 Colors Of Beauty Lagoon in Bacalar, departing from Tulum City. Get ready to be swept away by nature's wonders in this location where you can spot exotic creatures like howling monkeys, tapirs, and jaguars. Your adventure begins with a pickup from your hotel and a delightful regional breakfast. Then, it's off to the Azul Cenote for a swim. Sit back and enjoy a scenic boat ride through the Bacalar Lagoon.

Ticking off Tulum’s top attractions can be tricky with limited time. Visit Mayan ruins, explore the jungle by ATV, swim and snorkel in a natural cenote, experience a Mayan ritual with a shaman, and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant on this full-day tour. Take advantage of a comprehensive itinerary to widen your perspective on the Yucatan. Please note: Your package excludes the Tulum archaeological site government tax.

Ideal for travelers looking for perfect swimming holes, this private tour visits two cenotes— natural deep-water sinkholes—in the Tulum area with a certified snorkeling guide. You’re picked up from Tulum in the morning, driven to the Taak Bi Ha and Nicte Ha cenotes for swimming and snorkeling, and taken to a Mexican restaurant in the jungle for lunch. The price of this tour covers the use of snorkeling equipment, lifejackets, and wetsuits.

Explore Chichen Itza, a major archaeological site on the Yucatan Peninsula, during this all-day tour from Playa del Carmen. Wander around and learn about the Mayan ruins on a guided tour, as well as during your own free time. Then, swim in a nearby cenote and enjoy a buffet lunch before heading to the city of Valladolid.

Around a 3-hour drive from Cancun, Chichen Itza is Mexico’s iconic sight. Skip the self-drive stress when you join this convenient tour, with a local guide to explain the role of ball games, pyramids, the calendar, and more. You’ll also visit Cenote Saamal, a beautiful sinkhole with stalactites and stalagmites, snap photos of the colorful houses in Valladolid city, and enjoy two meals with some drinks.

Take a trip out to Isla Mujeres aboard a luxury catamaran with this tour from Tulum, which includes lunch and alcoholic beverages. You'll sail out to the island, where you'll take a guided tour before heading out to explore on your own. you'll have plenty of time to swim, sunbathe, or simply wander the island before returning to Tulum.

Venture off the typical tourist trail and uncover the beauty of Yucatan with this all-in-one experience. Explore the ancient city of Ek Balam with its towering pyramid and grand palaces. Dive into the tranquil cenote at Hacienda Chukum, where adventure meets relaxation. Finally, stroll through the colorful colonial streets of Valladolid and embrace its rich traditions.

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.

Get ready for the ultimate jungle adventure in Tulum. Feel the thrill as you ride an ATV through the dense Mayan jungle, conquer a 3-meter rappel descent, and glide across one of the tallest ziplines in the region. Cool off with refreshing swims in two stunning cenotes, and take part in a powerful Mayan purification ceremony to truly connect with the area's rich culture.

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.

Delve into Mayan culture and nature while you visit. On this small-group tour in Sian Ka'an Muyil, enjoy birdwatching while exploring stunning natural views, from the jungle to lagoons, enjoying traditional foods, and a culture walk through the archaeological site of Muyil.

See two of the Yucatan's most important Mayan sites in just one day with this tour that includes a visit to Playa del Carmen and a cenote. Start at the waterfront ruins of Tulum; explore Coba, with its towering Nohoch Mul pyramid; soak in the cool waters of a cenote; and shop Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue. Transfers include hotel pickup and a lunch buffet featuring regional dishes.

This experience offers a half day of outdoor adventure in the Riviera Maya. After hotel pickup, head straight for La Ruta de los Cenotes adventure park, where you’ll take part in three adventure sports activities: all-terrain vehicle (ATV) rides, ziplining, and swimming a cenote. This adventure package also includes snacks.

Check off two top Tulum experiences in just one day on this time-saving tour. Following hotel pickup from your Riviera Maya accommodation, head to the natural Xel-Há Aquatic Park to immerse yourself in the region's coastal scenery. After a refreshing dip and exploration, continue to the ancient Mayan Tulum Ruins for a guided tour. A hearty buffet lunch is also included, so you can make a complete day of it.

Visit the Tulum archaeological site even if your schedule is limited with a streamlined tour designed for efficiency. Comfortable transportation from the Riviera Maya eliminates the challenge of arranging your own travel, while the express format helps maximize your time at one of the region’s most significant Mayan landmarks. It’s an easy way to experience Tulum without committing to a full-day excursion.

Ensure an unforgettable vacation in the Yucatan with this comprehensive day trip from Cancun. You’re guided to several destinations, including two significant archaeological sites: Tulum and Coba. With a small group of 15 passengers, you’ll skip the crowds. Plunge into a cenote for a swim, indulge in a regional lunch, and enjoy free time for shopping in Playa del Carmen.

The ancient Mayans believed that cenotes were gateways to the underworld. Discover the eerie magic of these subterranean rivers and pools on a tour to two less-visited cave cenotes in the Parque de Cenotes Yax-Muul. Your guide will provide snorkeling equipment and bottled water, while numbers are capped at just 12 travelers, ensuring an intimate feel.