Overview
Travelers who want to experience the Riviera Maya beyond the beach can combine history, nature, and marine life in a single day. Explore Tulum’s seaside ruins, swim through a cenote surrounded by rock formations, and snorkel in the calm waters of Yal-Ku inlet filled with tropical fish. The only Mayan ruins facing the Caribbean at the walled city of Tulum, with a guide. Venture into a Mayan cenote (sinkhole) and view rock formations. Snorkel at the beautiful Yal-ku inlet and marvel at the marine life that thrives in this freshwater-saltwater ecosystem. Lunch at a hidden beach club on a beautiful stretch of the Caribbean shoreline. Published rate: 239 USD per person.
Highlights
- Round-trip, air-conditioned transportation.
- Professional eco-guide.
- Entrance fees to the archaeological site of Tulum, the cenote, and Yal-ku inlet.
- Snacks on board the vans (bottled water, fruit and crackers).
What’s included
- Round-trip, air-conditioned transportation.
- Professional eco-guide.
- Entrance fees to the archaeological site of Tulum, the cenote, and Yal-ku inlet.
- Snacks on board the vans (bottled water, fruit and crackers).
- Snorkel gear (mask, snorkel, fins) and life jacket (mandatory).
- Lunch.
Requirements
- Languages: English / Spanish.
- Departure area: Tulum.
- Listed duration: 6.5 hours (approx).
- Minimum age: 8 years old.
- Maximum age: 65 years old.
- Guests are recommended to wear a bathing suit underneath their clothing and bring additional comfortable clothing and footwear, water shoes, biodegradable sunscreen and repellent, sunglasses, beach towel, a change of clothes, an underwater camera, and extra money.
- Important: If you are in Cozumel and wish to have this experience, please select your pick-up location at the meeting point that best suits you.