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All Playa del Carmen Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Christopher_A, Jun 2026
Do it!
Amazing experience! The two guides were extremely knowledgeable and kind. Going to the village and having lunch with a family was something I’ll never forget. The cenote! WOW nice cool plunge after riding buggy’s in the heat felt refreshing! 10 out of 10! Well worth the money.
Abhimanyu_B, Jun 2026
Best combo package
“The travel company was excellent, with friendly and helpful staff. We visited the Tulum ruins, and the cenote caves were the highlight—absolutely stunning and unforgettable. The turtle experience was just okay, but overall the trip was still worth every penny. I would definitely recommend it.”
Aarti_D, Jun 2026
Bucket list item - swimming with whale sharks!!! ✅
This whale shark tour was the best for our group of 8, with 4 kids ranging from 4 to 13. The experience was made even more wonderful by our guide Alma who was nothing short of magical, talking us through and teaching us and coaching us the whole way. We were so lucky to each get two wonderful swims each with a whale shark! Once in a lifetime experience and we bought all the pictures to capture the memories! The snorkel and boat float time were also really nice and we enjoyed our snacks and time in the water. It was a beautiful day, one we won’t soon forget. Also, take the Dramamine!
Lisa_R, Jun 2026
We had Chilango (Cristian...
We had Chilango (Cristian 2) as our guide. He was awesome! Chilango was able to speak English and Spanish for our group. Much appreciated. He learned our names pretty quickly, too! The cenote was beautiful. Water is chilly! Ziplines were fun. We did have three zipines, not five as marketed. For the ATVs bring sunglasses and a mask (or bandana) to protect eyes, nose, and mouth from dirt and debris. Mosquito repellent is a necessity. We wore repellent bracelets, but those did not work well. The last thing, bring a waterproof pouch for your cellphone to use during the cenote tour. Photos are a must inside. Lunch afterwards was ok. It was more like a kids' meal size or an appetizer.
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The star of the Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen isn’t only known for its white-sand beaches and tequila-fueled nightlife—it’s also the ideal starting point from which to tour the Yucatán Peninsula. Playa del Carmen tours take you to visit ancient Mayan ruins, swim at picturesque cenotes, and explore natural caves and underground rivers. Adventurous types can also drive an ATV or buggy along rainforest trails, saddle up for a horseback ride, and go ziplining. Or, if you prefer water-based excursions, set sail on a boat cruise, visit tropical islands, and spot sea turtles as you snorkel or scuba dive.

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