Tulum Snorkel- Adventure
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(Tulum – Yal Ku – Cenote – Lunch)
The Tulum Snorkel Adventure allows you to experience both Mayan culture and nature.
We will start by visiting the mystical archaeological zone of Tulum, which is framed by the turquoise waters
of the Mexican Caribbean ocean. Our certified tour guide will explain the marvelous Mayan history, and the
archaelogical history of the unique temples in the area.
Next, we’ll take you snorkeling in one of the most beautiful natural treasures of Riviera Maya. The Yai Ku
cove. You’ll be amazed at how the Cenotes fresh waters meet the Caribbean ocean, forming a unique
habitat for a colorful variety of fish species.
Surely, after all this activity, you’ll be hungry. Well, how about some fish filet? Or chicken fajitas? With white
rice, refried beans, or cabbage salad with apple, raisins, and shredded carrots. It also includes one soda
or beer.
The cherry on top of this fantastic adventure is to swim in the pure fresh water of a Cenote in the middle of
the jungle. Cenotes are sacred places for Mayans, and were considered to be the entrance to the
underworld. Cenotes were also the main source of fresh water for this ancient civilization.
Throughout this day you’ll be in the expert hands of our professional tour guides. They will be providing you
with all the information and safety measures to follow, and ensure you’re living and enjoying this experience
completely
What to bring?
- Comfortable shoes and dry clothes (in the event of rain).
- Swimwear.
- Biodegradable sunblock and bug repellent.
- Cash for souvenirs.
- Towel.
- Camera.
Services included
- First class transportation with A/A and traveler insurance.
- INAH certified Bilingual guide.
- Guided archaeological route through Tulum.
- Bottled water.
- Lunch.
- Cenote swimming experience.
- Snorkeling in Yal Ku.
- Life vest for Cenote and Yal Ku.
- Snorkeling equipment.
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Tulum - Coba 4 x 1
Tulum and Coba Tour
Maximize your trip by visiting the archaeological zones of Tulum and Coba in a single day.
Itinerary of Activities:
- Tulum Archaeological Zone:
- Explore the walled city of Tulum, an ancient Maya port where you can marvel at the Castle perched atop a rocky cliff. Enjoy the breeze and breathtaking views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea.
- Coba Archaeological Zone:
- Visit Coba, the largest pre-Hispanic settlement in the Yucatan Peninsula, perfectly preserved amidst the jungle. Climb the towering Nohoch Mul pyramid, the highest in the region, and discover ball courts, significant stelae, and numerous other structures. Our INAH-certified guide will accompany you, providing detailed insights into the Maya history of these areas, ensuring a unique experience.
- Regional Buffet Lunch:
- After exploring Coba, indulge in a delicious regional buffet featuring fresh salad, traditional dishes (Cochinita or Pollo Pibil), rice, beans, spaghetti, salsas, bread, tortillas, fresh waters, and homemade flan.
- Swim in a Cave Cenote:
- Refresh yourself with a swim in a spectacular cave cenote, surrounded by ancient rock formations and crystal-clear waters.
- Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue:
- Conclude your excursion with a visit to Playa del Carmen’s vibrant Fifth Avenue, where you’ll have free time to explore and shop in this famous part of the Riviera Maya.
Monday to Saturday
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Tulum -Express
In this Express tour we will take you to the only Mayan settlement on the Mexican Caribbean ocean,the Tulum archaeological zone. From here you will be able to appreciate how the blue sky merges with the
turquoise waters of the Mexican Caribbean.
Tulum is the most emblematic touristic site in Quintana Roo due to its privileged location and the preservation of its pre-Columbian buildings and paintings.
The wall that encloses this phenomenal archaeological zone has two lookout towers facing the ocean. Within, there is the Templo del Castillo (Castle temple), which is the tallest foundation in Tulum. Across from the castle there is a dance platform. To the southeast you will visit the Temple of the Initial Series, the Temple of the Descending God, The Temple of the Frescos, and many more.
Our INAH certified guides will guide you through Tulum sharing their knowledge of the Mayan culture and the history of each of the temples, foundations, and ruins. They will also give you the necessary information and safety measures to follow, so you can experience this visit to the fullest.
What to bring?
- Comfortable shoes and dry clothes (in the event of rain).
- Swimwear.
- Biodegradable sunblock and bug repellent.
- Cash for souvenirs.
- Towel.
- Camera.
