Top Tulum Outdoor Activities - page 3

Dive into crystal-clear cenotes on this private tour and swim with Turtles in their natural habitat, making unforgettable memories! Enjoy personalized insights into the region's history and ecology with our licensed tour guide. The excursion includes private transport from your lobby in air-conditioned vehicle, snorkeling gear, and bottled water, ensuring a comfortable experience. Duration: 3 to 5 hours (including transfers) You can customize the itinerary and modify the program and add a lunch break - tacos in a local restaurant. Travelers who join us, can enjoy swimming without the crowds. This tour is perfect for families with children and adventures seekers.

Combine a visit to Rio Secreto with a tour of the Tulum Archaeological site on this small-group experience. Learn about ancient Mayan culture as you explore the ruins with a professional guide before continuing to the Rio Secreto natural reserve, where you'll walk and swim through a beautiful underground river. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then, soar through the air on a zipline before descending to a cenote to swim and snorkel. Wind down with a tasty buffet lunch.

This small-group tour makes it easy for travelers in Tulum to explore a variety of cenotes in the countryside outside the beach town. Avoid the hassle of car rental or arranging your own transportation; the experience includes round-trip transfer from your Tulum hotel to three distinctive cenotes, along with all entrance fees. (Transfer from other locations is available for an additional fee.) A picnic lunch between stops provides fuel for the full-day adventure.

Enjoy four magical experiences for one fantastic price when you book this adrenaline-fueled combo tour. Soar through the treetops on a thrilling 6-zip line tour; put your quad driving skills to work; take a pleasant horseback ride through the lights and shadows of the jungle, and dive into the cool waters of a Mayan cenote. For greater comfort, the package includes lunch, flavored water and transfers.

Sian Ka´an Biosphere Reserve is beautiful but if you don’t have a boat, it can be hard to explore the area. This half-day tour with lunch from Tulum includes hotel pickup and drop-off, letting you head into the wetlands with a guide who knows how to navigate the water and avoid the crowds. Plus, you’ll enjoy the area’s wildlife, and get to snorkel and eat lunch at the beach, too.

Explore the ruins of Tulum on this small group tour and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this ancient city. Discover the history of the area with your guide, and then travel to a ranch to taste local tequila and then swim in three different cenotes. Then, travel on to Playa Pescadores, or head to Tulum for a feast of Mayan and Mexican dishes and local specialities.

Natural sinkholes filled with turquoise water, cenotes are a signature of the Riviera Maya. Enjoy three very different cenotes without the expense of renting a car on this half-day adventure with transfers from select Cancun and Riviera Maya hotels. Brave a Tarzan leap; soar through the air on a zipline; and swim among ancient formations. Your day includes a snack and tequila tasting, but locker rental is at your expense.

Discover Akumal's kaleidoscopic reefs and Cenote Caracol's psychedelic rock formations on a group snorkeling tour from Riviera Maya. With the freedom to explore both sites independently and at your own pace, this aquatic adventure is perfect for beginner and advanced snorkelers alike. In Akumal, keep your eyes peeled for sea turtles, tropical fish, and vibrant coral. Then, head to the subtropical rainforest and swim around the cenote's stalagmites and stalactites.

Bypass the busy beach road and see Tulum like the locals do: by bike. Take the quiet roads and back streets to the famous Mayan ruins to explore this important cultural site with an expert guide. Then, ride downtown to see hand-painted murals, sample antojitos (street snacks), and check out the souvenir shops. You will also make a stop at a local indigenous beekeeper's operation.

Yaxmuul Cenotes: A Transformative Journey into the Mayan World The Yaxmuul Cenotes offer an expedition far beyond conventional tourism, acting as a portal where history, magic, and nature converge near Tulum. These aren't just swimming holes; they are sacred, living libraries where expert guides reveal their profound cultural and cosmic significance to the Mayan civilization. A highlight of the visit is an authentic Mayan purification ceremony led by a community shaman, offering a transformative spiritual connection designed to cleanse energy and honor Mother Earth. The adventure also includes swimming in the surreal turquoise waters, exploring caves filled with stalactites and stalagmites, and enjoying the untouched jungle. A visit to Yaxmuul is presented as a complete experience: an adventure for the body, a living history lesson, and a balm for the soul. Reserve your spot today for this unforgettable journey into the heart of Mayan culture.

Learn about the flavors and ingredients of Aztec, Mayan and Mexican cuisine on this intimate tour in a local’s home. Under the tutelage of your host, prepare a 3-course meal—guacamole, main, and dessert—along with homemade salsa and tortillas. You’ll also sample and learn the proper way to taste mezcal. Afterward, share the meal you’ve prepared with your hosts, new amigos, and drinks.

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.

Discover the Tulum Ruins on a private tour along the Caribbean coast. Explore the ancient Mayan site with expert bilingual guides, and learn its fascinating history. Enjoy scenic views and walk to the beautiful beach if the weather permits. Spot iguanas and tropical plants throughout the site. Includes air-conditioned transport, bottled water, snacks, and all fees for a comfortable, informative experience.

Explore the authentic tastes of Tulum with this walking tour led by a local guide. You and your small group of fellow foodies will get away from the touristy part of town, where you'll get the chance to try all sorts of traditional dishes and popular snacks, from tacos to tamales to traditional desserts.

Experience the Mayan jungle in peace and tranquility on this gentle horseback riding excursion from the El Dorado Maroma ranch. Ride through jungle and mangroves, and along the beach, on a horse specifically chosen for your level of experience and control, with a guide to help with the horses and take photos too. Besides soft drinks and a helmet, your package includes hotel transfers for added convenience.

Take a break from the crowds of Cancun and cruise the Caribbean coast aboard a traditional Spanish Galleon and watch the sunset from the water. Enjoy a romantic experience as you sip wine, listen to live saxophone music, and gaze out across the white-sand beaches and glittering ocean. While on board, tuck into a delicious dinner with a choice of beef, vegetarian, or lobster menus.

UNESCO-listed Chichen Itza is practically mandatory for all travelers to the Yucatan Peninsula, but getting there from Cancun can make for a long day trip. Relax aboard an air-conditioned luxury coach equipped with a restroom, and break up the schedule with a cenote swim. Lunch plus a stop in Valladolid are included.

Beautiful Lake Bacalar (Lago Bacalar or the Lake of the Seven Colors) lies more than a 4-hour drive from Cancun. Leave both driving and tour planning to the professionals with this organized excursion, including breakfast and lunch with one dish each. Visit Cenote Azul, a natural spa; cruise the lake on a pontoon, including the Pirates’ Channel and tour Bacalar town itself.

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.

Bacalar boasts some of the Yucatan’s most stunning vistas. Skip the self-drive stress on this in-depth tour featuring hotel pickup and breakfast and lunch. Take a pontoon ride on Lago Bacalar (Lake of the Seven Colors); experience the Cenote Azul sinkhole and Cenote Cocalitos, a natural spa; pass through the Pirates’ Channel; and much more.

Spend a full day exploring the highlights of the Riviera Maya on a small-group tour that takes you to Coba, Cenote Multum Ha, Tulum Archaeological Site, and the Mayan Museum. Take a refreshing swim in the fresh waters of Multum Ha Cenote; learn about the history and archaeology of Tulum and Coba; and see the many artifacts of the Mayan Museum located in Jaguar Park. Your guide shares commentary about the Yucatan region with your small group.

The Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA) is only accessible by boat, and combining a MUSA snorkeling stop with a second reef site and an Isla Mujeres beach day requires a carefully planned itinerary. This full-day tour handles all of it for you, including hotel pickup and a buffet lunch of traditional Mexican food. Note that snorkeling is available for guests aged 9 to 60 years.

Add a bit of fun to your Isla Mujeres day trip when you visit by catamaran. Party on board a catamaran and chill out at an exclusive beach club on this lively day trip from Cancun that's perfect for high-energy travelers. Get the chance to snorkel alongside a tropical reef (ages 9 to 60), fly from a spinnaker sail, and explore Isla Mujeres.