• Riviera Maya - The journey kicks off with a pickup from the hotel or a designated meeting spot. Once everyone is on board, participants can relax and prepare for a day that combines ancient Maya history, cenote swimming, and authentic Mexican cuisine.
• Tulum - Participants will explore the renowned Tulum Ruins, one of the most picturesque archaeological sites in the Mexican Caribbean. Situated near the coast, this ancient Maya city offers a captivating blend of history, stone structures, and stunning ocean vistas.

A certified guide will conduct a 1-hour guided tour, sharing the site’s stories, cultural significance, and historical importance. Following the tour, participants will have about 1 hour of free time to explore at their leisure, capture photos, and soak in the ambiance of this iconic location.

• Cenote Xa’ay Ha” (Chi Keen) - After visiting the archaeological site, participants will proceed to a sacred cenote for a refreshing swim in natural freshwater. This stop provides a tranquil change of pace after exploring Tulum, with time to enjoy the water, unwind, and capture beautiful photos in a natural environment.

A life jacket is provided for the cenote portion of the tour.

• Tulum - The main part of the experience concludes with lunch at a quaint local restaurant in Tulum. This stop adds a delightful and genuine taste to the day, allowing guests to savor Mexican cuisine after visiting the ruins and cenote.

It offers a simple, relaxed way to recharge before heading back home.

• Riviera Maya - At the end of the tour, participants will be returned to their hotels or designated meeting points. After a day filled with history, swimming, photography, and local cuisine, this final ride ensures a comfortable conclusion to the tour.

• Lifejackets for swimming
• Visit to a cenote, Swimming is allowed
• Certified guides specialized in Mayan culture who will accompany you
• Guided tour (bilingual) to Tulum and free time to walk and take photos on site archaeological
• Pick-up in shared transportation
• Delicious Mexican food dish
• Round trip aboard our air-conditioned vans
• 1 bottled water on the van per person

• Drinks at restaurant
• Archeological zone and cenote taxes (690 MXN per person)

Join us on an enchanting journey with our guided tour of Tulum, where history, nature, and culture blend to create an unforgettable adventure. Explore the archaeological site of Tulum with our knowledgeable guide, who will unveil the secrets of this ancient Mayan city on the Caribbean coast.

The journey continues with a refreshing swim in a crystal-clear cenote, allowing you to soak in the natural beauty of this underground oasis. Benefit from seamless transportation, ensuring you can explore these mesmerizing locations without any hassle.

Enhance your experience by diving into the essence of Mayan culture with a delightful array of traditional snacks. From handmade tortillas to exotic flavors, each bite will take you to the heart of Mayan culinary traditions.

Reserve your spot now for a day filled with discovery, relaxation, and the authentic tastes of the Mayan world.

• Lunch for this experience consists of one Mexican à la carte dish. This meal is served according to the available menu and cannot be modified to match special diets, food restrictions, or personal eating preferences.
• Pets and companion animals cannot participate in this activity. For safety reasons, animals are not allowed to board the transportation or join the tour.
• Guests who wish to swim in the cenote must avoid applying products such as creams, sunscreen, insect repellent, lotions, or similar substances before entering the water.
• This excursion is not suitable for travelers carrying luggage. Only small personal items, compact bags, or small backpacks may be brought. The vehicles are used to transport passengers throughout the route and continue operating with other guests, so they are not available for storing or safeguarding suitcases, large bags, or extra belongings.
• Since April 21, 2026, archaeological zones in Mexico have restricted access with backpacks and luggage as part of their security rules. We suggest entering with only the most necessary personal items, ideally things that can be kept in your pockets or in a small personal bag. Some exceptions may be accepted, such as diaper bags, but the final decision depends on the security staff at the site. Any item that is denied access by archaeological site personnel cannot be stored, guarded, or assumed as our responsibility.

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