Top Tulum Walking Tours - page 3

Chichen Itza was recently named a New Wonder of the World, but if you don’t know about its history, you may miss out on important information if visiting alone. Go with a guide during this Chichen Itza and Valladolid Private Tour from Tulum and not only get the privacy of going with just you and your own group, but make stops at both Cenote Xux Ha and Valladolid, too.

Imagine your day in Coba, where one of the tallest pyramids in the Mayan area is located. Guided by your certified guide, you explore the imposing temples, marveling at the architecture and history hidden among the ruins. After visiting Coba, you enter a natural reserve, where you will have the sighting of spider monkeys in their natural habitat, where you marvel at them while exploring the lush jungle. Then, the adrenaline comes with the zip line and rappelling, sliding through the dense vegetation and descending through the heights, enjoying views Swim in a sacred cenote, with crystal clear waters. It is a moment of natural beauty. Relaxing canoe ride in a lagoon surrounded by nature. It culminates with a traditional meal, where you savor the authentic flavors of ancestral cuisine, thus completing a unique and unforgettable experience that completely immerses you in the magic of the Mayan culture.

Discover the ancient wonders of Tulum with a private expedition that combines breathtaking Maya ruins and refreshing cenotes. Explore the archaeological site of Tulum, perched atop stunning cliffs, and enjoy a local lunch to experience the rich flavors of the region. This personalized tour offers an intimate glimpse into the Mayan culture and allows for a leisurely exploration of the natural beauty surrounding the ruins. Perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, this tour ensures a memorable day immersed in the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula. - Private tour offers a personalized experience at Tulum ruins - Explore the impressive archaeological site with a local guide - Refresh in beautiful cenotes, perfect for a swim - Enjoy a delicious local lunch to savor authentic flavors

Head out into the Yucatan jungle to see howler and spider monkeys in the wild with this tour to the Punta Laguna Nature Reserve. After taking a guided walk through the jungle, you'll get the chance to take a refreshing dip in a freshwater cenote. An included lunch of local fare will be served at the end of your experience.

Explore the stunning cenotes of Tulum on this private tour, where you’ll visit a variety of unique cenotes, including open, semi-open, and cave cenotes. Dive into crystal-clear waters and enjoy a refreshing swim, surrounded by lush jungle landscapes. After your adventures, savor a delicious lunch, making this a full day of relaxation and exploration. Ideal for small groups or families looking for an intimate and personalized experience in the heart of Mexico's natural beauty. - Discover a variety of cenotes in Tulum, including open, semi open and cave options - Enjoy a private tour tailored to your group's interests - Refreshing swimming opportunities in pristine waters - Includes a delicious lunch to recharge after your explorations

Explore the Rio Secreto Nature Reserve and enjoy multiple activities with this adventurous tour. Swim, snorkel, hike, rappel, and bike the massive cavern, with a certified guide to ensure your safety, and enjoy an interactive experience inside the Room of Peace. All gear plus a buffet lunch provided. Choose pickup service from Playa del Carmen, or meet your guide at Rio Secreto directly.

See two of the most important pre-Hispanic cities in Mexico, Tulum and Cobá in just one day on this premium excursion, and much more. Swim in an underground cenote, browse the shops of Playa del Carmen, and enjoy a Mayan chocolate experience. With more than five hours to travel, the conditions of the bus are important: a waiter on board will serve you water, beer and soft drinks, while hotel transfers save time.

An action-packed day awaits in Tulum as you dive into the beauty of nature on an exhilarating cenotes adventure. After a convenient pickup from your hotel, discover two open cenotes and two stunning caves. Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenots, explore the impressive Caverns, and marvel at the unique open beauty of nature. Just bring your sense of adventure and get ready for an unforgettable day.

Ticket access for Cenotes Casa Tortuga. You will visit 4 cenotes without paying any other entrance. With a depth that varies from between 1 to 8 meters in its open cenotes and more than 20 meters deep in some of its caverns. You will be amazed by the jade green color and its crystalline waters that allow you to distinguish the bottom of the cenotes. You will know the difference between the two most famous types of cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula (Open and Underground) swim between the fresh and crystal clear waters of these wonderful emblematic sites. Located on the Cancun - Tulum highway, just 15 minutes from the town of Tulum, is the Cenotes Casa Tortuga Tulum, which began its tourist activity in 2016 and is now internationally recognized.

Combine a birdwatching tour to Punta Laguna with a lunch in a local Mayan family how with this small-group tour. You'll start at Punta Laguna, home to spider monkeys and over 360 species of birds. You'll then continue to a Mayan home, where you'll learn about local ecotourism initiatives as you dine on an included lunch, with the option to add a post-lunch visit to Coba onto your tour.

Experience the serene beauty of the Muyil archaeological site and dive into a refreshing cenote swim. This guided tour leads you through lush jungle trails to ancient Maya ruins, showcasing a quieter side of history away from the crowds. After exploring the historical temples, cool off in the crystal-clear waters of a cenote, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. With convenient hotel pickup from Cancun and Playa del Carmen, this tour offers a unique glimpse into the rich heritage of the Riviera Maya. - Guided visit to the lesser-known Muyil Archaeological Site - Walk through scenic jungle trails and learn about Maya history - Refreshing swim in a natural cenote - Group tours with a maximum of 20 participants for an intimate experience

Discover the Wonders of the Mayan World Explore four iconic Mayan ruins with our app-based self-guided tour: Chichen Itza, Tulum, Coba, and Ek Balam. Marvel at El Castillo in Chichen Itza, soak in ocean views from Tulum’s fortress, climb the Coba pyramid for jungle vistas, and uncover Ek Balam’s royal tomb. Learn about Mayan innovation, art, and their struggles against the Spanish while enjoying complete flexibility to explore at your own pace. After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. Follow the audio instructions and route from the designated starting point. Why Choose This Tour? New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want. Note: This is not an entrance ticket. Please check site hours and guidelines before your visit.

Get an intimate glimpse of the Mexican Wonder of the World on this full-day tour to Chichen Itza from Cancun or the Riviera Maya, with included hotel pickup for a hassle-free trip. Learn about the ancient city from your guide as you stroll its sprawling grounds, then widen your perspective of the region with an included visit to the Chichikan or Noolha Cenote and charming town of Valladolid.

Enjoy two of the Riviera Maya’s top water experiences without the stress of arranging separate trips, coordinating transport, or figuring out access to popular sites on your own. This guided tour from Tulum combines coastal snorkeling at Akumal Bay with a refreshing swim in a jungle cenote, creating a smooth, well-paced outing. With logistics handled throughout, you can focus on the marine life and natural surroundings rather than planning or navigation.

Embark on a unique experience at Casa Tortuga, Tulum, exploring 4 extraordinary cenotes. Two of them open to the sky and two inside mysterious caverns. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and discover the secrets of the Mayan jungle. Enjoy free time to relax in your favorite cenote, surrounded by the natural beauty that only Casa Tortuga offers. Also, enjoy the amenities of the place, such as a restaurant, bar, and relaxation areas with hammocks and lounge chairs, all with stunning views.

Avoid the hassle of self-driving or catching taxis around Tulum on a day tour including some of the area’s top attractions. Head to the Tulum Archeological Site, an ancient city above a sandy beach. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and explore a coral reef. Plunge into nature’s heart as your guide leads you through a cave adorned with stalagmites and stalactites before visiting a peaceful cenote, away from the crowds.

Visit a World Heritage UNESCO site at Chichén Itzá, in the Yucatan Peninsula. This site was a ceremonial hub for the Mayans. Soak up the history and architecture of sites including The Temple of Warriors, The Observatory and The Ball Game. Swim in the tranquil waters of the cenote on your return before exploring enchanting Valladolid, where you can pick up some souvenirs.

Discover several of the Tulum area’s highlights on just one day with this convenient full-day tour. First, visit the waterfront Tulum archeological ruins with a stop at the monument to Mother Nature (if available). Afterwards, spend time exploring four cenotes at Casa Tortuga Nature Park. The tour ends with a stop at Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue for some shopping. Note that the Tulum Ruins preservation tax is 17 USD per person.

Embark on the ultimate adventure from the Riviera Maya and Cancun, without having to book separate activities, with this thrilling experience that combines snorkeling in one of the world’s largest coral reefs, an exhilarating all-terrain vehicle (ATV) ride through the jungle, ziplining across treetops, and swimming in a secret cenote. Explore vibrant underwater worlds, discover unique wildlife, and enjoy adrenaline-pumping activities in the heart of the Caribbean jungle.

An action-packed day awaits in Tulum as you dive into the beauty of nature on an exhilarating ATV adventure. After a convenient pickup from your hotel, set off on a thrilling ride through lush jungle trails to discover three stunning cenotes. Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenote Alux, explore the impressive Nohoch Cavern, and marvel at the unique open beauty of Jaguar Cenote. This adventure also features a zip line experience and a chance to unwind in nature, topped off with a tasty snack to keep your energy up. Just bring your sense of adventure and get ready for an unforgettable day.

UNESCO-listed Chichen Itza is one of Mexico’s most popular attractions, but accessing the wonder from Cancun can be tricky. Forget the hassle of public transport and travel in comfort on a luxury day tour from Cancun, with breakfast, lunch. Explore the ancient ruins, with insights provided by your professional guide, then cool off with a dip in a nearby cenote for an intimate perspective of the scenic region.

Take in two of the Yucatan's most important Mayan archaeological sites on this full-day tour from the Riviera Maya. Explore Coba, known for its towering pyramid, and waterfront Tulum, and learn about the people who built them both. Along the way, enjoy a buffet lunch of regional specialties, swim in a cenote sinkhole, and explore Playa del Carmen. Hotel pickup and round-trip transfers are included for added convenience.

Venture beyond the busy beaches and bars and dive deep into the watery world’s wonders on this thrilling day trip to Akumal, which includes hotel pickup from the Riviera Maya and Cancun. Start your day exploring the ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum then head for the Caribbean Sea to explore Akumal’s reef, known as a sea turtle sanctuary. Afterward enjoy a delicious lunch and free time at the beach.

With this full day excursion, a full day of outdoor fun and adventure awaits. After pickup from Cancun or the Riviera Maya, head to four different cenotes along the Ruta de los Cenote that are typically not open to the general public. Each cenote is for a particular activity such as abseiling, ziplining, kayaking, and swimming.