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The 10 most popular cenote tours in Tulum. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Guided Tulum ruins, cenote cave swim, Yal-ku lagoon snorkeling, and a beachside lunch with Playa del Carmen pickup for about 6.5 hours.
“Great tour, we'll organized and so much education and fun! Lunch happens quite late in the trip so make sure you eat before so u r not hungry during the excursions”
Tulum ruins, Akumal sea-turtle snorkeling, and a Yax-Muul cenote swim in one full day with pickup, tacos, and expert guides.
“You need to be able to swim and traverse the uneven paths. The ruins have many steps, some of it is ok for a scooter, but walking is involved. At the beach a boat will take you out to a destination and drop you off. A person SHOULD know how to swim even though life…”
Jungle zip lining, hanging bridges, rappelling, and two cenotes near Tulum, with tacos and a drink included. ATV add-on available.
“Fun experience. The atv was the best part haha. The cenotes were very beautiful as well. Highly recommend.”
Half-day cenote swim and Yal-Ku Lagoon snorkeling with small-group calm water, included gear, and pickup from Cancun or Riviera Maya.
“This tour was easy and fun! It was just enough to give you an experience but it wasn’t exhausting. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an easy, fun excursion! Luis, our guide was awesome!”
Private Tankah day: four cenotes, jungle zip lines, canoeing, a Mayan village lunch, and pickup across the Riviera Maya.
“A+ experience! Our guide was Marianna and she was the absolute best, so kind and helpful. Lunch was amazing, the best churros we’ve ever tasted. Our son said to give them a six star rating because it was more fun than just a five star rating!”
Cobá and Chichén Itzá with a cenote swim. Early crowds beat, guided Mayan stories, buffet lunch option, plus Valladolid stop.
“A must do although prepare yourself for a long day. Omar made this trip! His knowledge is amazing and he makes things really fun. You should know this is a VERY long day of 13 hours, with only around 6 hours actually spent out the van. However Omar made the long journeys go quicker by…”
Tulum and Coba in one day from Cancun with a cenote swim, buffet lunch, and a short Playa del Carmen stop.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable! The ruins were awesome! The Mayan authenticity was great! Pick up and drop off at resort entrance went well.”
Bike Coba, spot monkeys in Punta Laguna, canoe and zipline, swim a cenote, then enjoy Mayan family lunch from Tulum.
“This was an excellent excursion! Our tour guide Alonso was very personable, knowledgeable and overall an awesome guide. Our driver, I believe his name was Juan, was great as well. He took us to each location safely and in a timely manner. The food they gave us was delicious. I throughly enjoyed this excursion and…”
Small-group cenote adventure in Tulum: Casa Cenote, Taak Bi Ha and Aktun Yax Kan with snorkeling gear, lunch, and hotel pickup.
“Our trip to the 3 Cenote was magical! We really appreciated our guide Carlos who was very knowledgeable and passionate about the Cenote. It was awesome being able to see 3 totally different Cenote, one out of ground, the other a lot up underwater Cenote and the final a totally underground unlit Cenote. This was…”
Tulum ruins, Dream Cenote, Akumal sea turtle snorkeling, and Punta Venado lunch with pickup, snacks, and a small-group pace.
“This excursion was the highlight of our recent trip to Cancun. The Tulum ruins were beautiful, swimming in the cenote was one of the coolest things I've ever done and it's always a good day when you can swim with turtles. Our guide Selvino and our driver Lalo were great. Very informative and organized. Highly…”
