Top Tulum Day Trips

Our guide Frank and driver Hose were really nice and the tour was really organized. Best tour we had. Historic places may not sound like the best place for kids but they made it so entertaining for the kids and our 7 and 9 year olds LOVED it. We cannot thank Frank and Hose enough. Thank you Amigo tours for having a great team!!

What an experience. We could have done this on our own but that would have been a disaster. Our guide, Summer, made the experience. So knowleable, so modest, she did an amazing job. AMAZING. She really did make the experience total. Thank you Summer. If you thought you could do the Cenotes on your own, think again. It's one thing to jump into a pool of water, it's quite another to know how that water was formed, how the Cenote came to be, what keeps it going, what wildlife it gives life to, and what we can do to preserve it. Thank you Summer for an unforgeterful experience.

Amazing, informative tour! Tulum was great and the perfect amount of time--the guide was super engaging and informative, which was key since it was well over 100 degrees and there's minimal shade. If it hadn't been so gorgeous and fascinating, it would have been hard to be out there for two hours. I do wish that we'd had a bit more time at Coba, since it is so, so massive. We took the bikes to the far end of the site where we could climb to the top of the ruins (Holy heart attack--hard but so worth it!) because the walk from one end to the other was two miles. This meant that we just flew past all the ruins on the way, but I assumed that I'd have time to see them on the walk back to the entrance. However, by the time we waited to climb, climbed to the top, and then came back down, we had less than an hour left, which wasn't enough time to really stop and appreciate the different areas of the site. The last stop at the Mayan village around the cenotes was my kids' (ages 9 & 11) favorite part, where we had a delicious lunch and learned about the customs of beekeeping and chocolate-making still being done in Mayan communities today. The cenotes are beautiful and refreshing and the time allocated was plenty to eat, learn, and swim. It was a really amazing tour. Do be warned--it is a LONG day. We got picked up at 9 and didn't return until 7:45. It also requires decent mobility and the ability to handle the heat. I felt like it was worth it, but some of the older members of the group struggled.