Description
Leave Playa del Carmen in the morning and travel south with your guide, who introduces the Maya world along the way. In Tulum, a golf cart takes you to the entrance of the only Maya city built on a cliff facing the sea. With a federal licensed guide, walk among its protective walls and temples and enjoy one of the most breathtaking views of the Caribbean coast.
Afterwards, cool off in a hidden cenote with clear, fresh water, away from the most visited spots, where you will most likely share the space with only a few people. Back in Playa del Carmen, finish the day with a quality lunch (lunch options).
Why you will love it:
- Small groups and a personal, relaxed pace; no commercial stops
- Federal licensed guide and all entrance and conservation fees included
- A quiet cenote instead of the crowded ones
- Shared or private options, with or without lunch
Good to know:
- Departure from Lara & Luca Restaurant, Playa del Carmen; free parking at the restaurant if you arrive by car
- The visit in Tulum involves walking in the sun; bring a hat and a reusable aluminum water bottle (plastic is not allowed at the site)
- Sunscreen is not allowed in the cenote; we suggest a rashguard
Inclusions
- National park entrance fee
- Parking fees
- Entry tax
- Food & drinks
- Entry or admission fee
- Goods & services tax
- Federal licensed guide
- Golf cart ride to the archaeological site
- Cenote access and life jackets
- Air-conditioned transportation from Playa del Carmen
- Bottled water
- Lunch with one drink (only in the lunch options)
Exclusions
- Tip or gratuity
- Lunch in the options without lunch
- Additional drinks and alcoholic beverages
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off (available at extra cost)
- Personal expenses and souvenirs
Please Note
- Departure from Lara & Luca Restaurant, Playa del Carmen; free parking at the restaurant if you arrive by car
- The visit in Tulum involves walking in the sun on uneven ground; a hat and comfortable shoes are recommended
- Plastic bottles are not allowed at the archaeological site; bring a reusable aluminum bottle
- Sunscreen is not allowed in the cenote to protect its ecosystem; we suggest a rashguard
- The cenote is not private; it is usually quiet, but other visitors may be present
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Other languages available on request
- What do I need to bring?
- Comfortable clothes and walking shoes
- Swimwear, towel and a dry change of clothes
- Hat and sunglasses
- Reusable aluminum water bottle (plastic is not allowed at the archaeological site)
- Eco-friendly insect repellent
- Rashguard or UV-protection shirt (sunscreen is not allowed in the cenote)
- Cash for tips and personal expenses (optional)
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 3 days in advance for a full refund on eligible bookings.
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