

by Ocean Tours Mexico
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$665This private day trip from Cancun lasts about seven hours and includes round-trip transportation, a private bilingual guide, lunch, water, and snorkeling equipment. The tour begins with a ninety-minute guided visit to the Tulum archaeological site, located on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The guide explains the history and significance of the Mayan ruins and their coastal setting. Next, participants spend one hour snorkeling on the nearby reef in the Mexican Caribbean Sea, observing tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and clear water. After snorkeling, the group travels to Jaguar Cenote for two hours of swimming in clear freshwater surrounded by rock formations. The final stop is another cenote, where guests spend ninety minutes swimming and learning from guides about the cenote’s ecosystem and history. Gratuities, government fees, and optional photo packages or souvenirs are not included. The tour focuses on the archaeological site, reef snorkeling, and cenote swimming near Cancun, Mexico.
Tulum Ruins
Spend 90 minutes touring the Mayan archaeological site of Tulum, located on a natural cliff facing the Caribbean Sea. The certified local guide leads the tour, explaining the site's history and significance while guests take in the ocean views behind the ruins.
90 min
Caribbean Reef Snorkeling
Snorkel for one hour in the Mexican Caribbean’s clear waters. Observe colorful tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and underwater rock features. The snorkeling pace is leisurely to allow time for observing marine life.
60 min
Jaguar Cenote
Spend two hours swimming and exploring Jaguar Cenote’s clear water and limestone rock formations. This natural freshwater pool is located in the jungle and provides a refreshing break after snorkeling in the sea.
120 min
Second Cenote Swim
Enjoy 90 minutes at a second cenote, diving into clear waters surrounded by limestone formations. Guides provide explanations about the cenote’s ecosystem and history during the visit.
90 min


by Ocean Tours Mexico
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$665This private day trip from Cancun lasts about seven hours and includes round-trip transportation, a private bilingual guide, lunch, water, and snorkeling equipment. The tour begins with a ninety-minute guided visit to the Tulum archaeological site, located on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The guide explains the history and significance of the Mayan ruins and their coastal setting. Next, participants spend one hour snorkeling on the nearby reef in the Mexican Caribbean Sea, observing tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and clear water. After snorkeling, the group travels to Jaguar Cenote for two hours of swimming in clear freshwater surrounded by rock formations. The final stop is another cenote, where guests spend ninety minutes swimming and learning from guides about the cenote’s ecosystem and history. Gratuities, government fees, and optional photo packages or souvenirs are not included. The tour focuses on the archaeological site, reef snorkeling, and cenote swimming near Cancun, Mexico.
Tulum Ruins
Spend 90 minutes touring the Mayan archaeological site of Tulum, located on a natural cliff facing the Caribbean Sea. The certified local guide leads the tour, explaining the site's history and significance while guests take in the ocean views behind the ruins.
90 min
Caribbean Reef Snorkeling
Snorkel for one hour in the Mexican Caribbean’s clear waters. Observe colorful tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and underwater rock features. The snorkeling pace is leisurely to allow time for observing marine life.
60 min
Jaguar Cenote
Spend two hours swimming and exploring Jaguar Cenote’s clear water and limestone rock formations. This natural freshwater pool is located in the jungle and provides a refreshing break after snorkeling in the sea.
120 min
Second Cenote Swim
Enjoy 90 minutes at a second cenote, diving into clear waters surrounded by limestone formations. Guides provide explanations about the cenote’s ecosystem and history during the visit.
90 min