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artkurt, July 2026
Trip of a Lifetime
Absolutely the most incredible tour with multiple awesome experiences. Coba ruins are awesome, you can climb one of the temples, but there's practically a whole city there to explore, and it's quiet, shady, very nice. We got to bike in there,too which was a surprise but definitely beat walking! We got a welcoming blessing ceremony by a Mayan elder and then to see wild spider and howler monkeys up close which was incredible and then zip lined and canoed across a beautiful lake. Then we swam in an incredible cenote which was beautiful and mysterious and only the few of us on the tour. Finally we had lunch with Mayan household that also runs a wildlife sanctuary where they show you the animals (and can even pet a few, my daughter was totally smitten with the faun, of course. And our guide, Santiago was totally chill and very knowledgeable and able to help people in 5 different languages, perhaps overqualified for the job,but we were really grateful for him. They managed to pick us up from the hotel in PDC and drop us at the ferry for our next leg. All in all worth every cent, an unforgettable trip!
Amanda_M, June 2026
Coolest experience!
We had the most incredible cenotes trip with Eduardo, and we cannot recommend him enough. From start to finish, he made the entire experience feel so personal, fun, safe, and unforgettable.
Eduardo was warm, knowledgeable, and so easy to be around. He shared so much about the area, the cenotes, and Mexican history and culture, which made the experience feel so much more meaningful than just a tour. You could tell he genuinely cared about making sure we had the best day.
The cenotes themselves were absolutely stunning, but Eduardo made the trip even better. He knew exactly where to take us, helped us feel comfortable the entire time, and made everything easy and relaxed. It never felt rushed or overly touristy — it felt like such a special and authentic experience.
This ended up being one of the highlights of our entire trip. If you are visiting Tulum or the Riviera Maya and want to see the cenotes, book with Eduardo. You will be so glad you did.
Matthew_B, May 2026
Ek Balam and Cenote
Chichen Itza was closed so we went to Ek Balam. We were able to climb the structures and learned a lot about the culture on the drive out! The Cenote was very refreshing as a long hot walk. Lunch was avg at best. The driver was very cautious and our guide was very knowledgeable. The price is a bit spendy, but we were not jammed in a hot bus and could control our AC and move on our achedule.
Kellen_P, May 2026
Three Cenotes and a Handstand Backflip Dive
Julio did a great job with the tour and preparation. We met in front of a little pizza shop on the street, easy to find, and hopped in the tour van. Julio provided water and snacks and gave us history of the three very different cenotes we visited. First a long beautiful snorkeling guide through mangrove trees and the underwater world. Then the Gran Cenote, the first with two mystical caves—yes there are bats but they’re chilling and the history is amazing—including the blend of limestone and tree roots which this cenote feeds. Finally we went to a fun cenote with jumping platforms. And Julio wowed us with a handstand plunge and backflip dive. The water is immaculate in all three, history was intriguing and Julio was a great guide. Highly Recommended!
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