• Tulum Archaeological Site - Tulum is perched on a bluff overlooking the Caribbean Sea to the east. The name Tulúm translates to fence, wall, or trench in the Yucatán Mayan language. The surrounding walls provided defense against invasions, making Tulum a fortified site. With access to both land and sea trade routes, Tulum was a significant trade center, particularly for obsidian.
• Cenote Mariposa - Experience the enchantment of Mayan culture in the turquoise waters of Cenote Mariposa.

• Round trip transportation with air-conditioning
• Multilingual guided tour at Tulum Archaeological site
• Lifejackets and lockers at the Cenote
• One bottle of water
• Guided and free time in Tulum

• Conservation fee to access the Cenote: $25 USD
• Tulum entry tax $5 usd
• Personal expenses
• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Conservation fee, Cenote
• Entrance fees

Embark on a journey through time to delve into the ancient Maya civilization at Tulum, an archaeological wonder. Explore the enduring remains of this former city’s iconic monuments and structures, which stand as a testament to the Maya’s lasting legacy.

Tulum, one of the last creations of the Mayans, provides stunning views of the Caribbean Sea from its heights, inviting visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the coastline and relax on its pristine beaches.

To conclude this unforgettable journey, visit Cenote Mariposa, a sacred Mayan sinkhole. Dive into its crystal-clear waters, rejuvenating your spirit in perfect tranquility, and forming a profound connection to the ancient Mayan world and the serene wonders of the Yucatán Peninsula.

• Attention Grand Princess Complex Residents: Please be aware that pickups are exclusively available at Grand Princess (Main entrance at the security booth next to the Highway)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.