- Tulum Archaeological Site - The city received in ancient times the Mayan name of Zama (which means Mayan sunrise) and the current one, Tulum (meaning Mayan wall), which seems to have been to refer to the city when you are in ruins. For example, in the buildings of the city, he has realized that Tulum was an important center of worship for the so-called “god descending”.
- Cenotes Dos Ojos - After the culture it’s time to cool down in marvelous cenotes, visit 2 locations where you will visit 3 different cenotes where you can swim or snorkel.
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Use of snorkeling equipment
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- All fees and/or taxes
- Tips and souvenirs
- Photo package
- $4 usd to rent a life jacket in the cenote
Embark on a journey to the remarkable Tulum archaeological sight, perched on a cliff offering breathtaking vistas of the Caribbean Sea. This beach has received global recognition as one of the finest. Unravel the wonders of Jungla Maya Native Park, the gateway to the magnificent Sac-Actun System, the longest subterranean river worldwide, hailed and endorsed by National Snorkeler’s specialized cave divers. Experience snorkeling amidst majestic rock structures. Navigate the wilderness on our robust all-terrain vehicles. Engage in rappelling into a cenote (sinkhole) and immerse in an extraordinary natural pool. Revel in nature’s beauty while soaring over the flora on exhilarating zip-lines. Join in a quintessential maya ritual of blessings. Local maya community photographers will capture memorable images of you throughout your adventurous activities.
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