



by Cancun Travel Experience
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.$158This full-day bus tour starts with pickup from your hotel or a meeting point in Cancun or nearby areas. You travel in an air-conditioned vehicle toward Tulum, a significant Mayan port city. Upon arrival, you receive priority access to the archaeological site and take a guided tour of the Mayan temples, including the astronomical observatory and other cultural structures within the fortified city walls. The guide explains the importance of Tulum in the ancient Mayan civilization and its role in regional trade and culture. After about two hours exploring the ruins, the tour continues to Cenote Nohoch for a swim in the natural freshwater pool. The cenote is part of the region's underground water networks important to Mayan traditions. Visitors can swim freely or use snorkel gear, which is available to rent, to explore the water more closely. Following the swim, the group returns by bus to the original pickup point, enjoying views of the surrounding landscape on the way back. The total duration of the tour is about eight hours. Included with the tour are admission fees and priority entry to Tulum, a professional guide for the ruins, and roundtrip transportation from centrally located hotels if that option is selected. Optional extras such as lunch, lifejacket and snorkel rental, and certain mandatory government fees are not included and must be paid separately. Hotel pickup is not available from Tulum itself, and guests staying there must meet the tour at the designated meeting point.
Tulum
Tulum was an important port city for the Mayan civilization, vital to the regional economy. A professional guide leads a tour of the city’s temples and cultural sites within the city walls, explaining the advanced knowledge and heritage of the Maya. Visitors spend about two hours exploring the ruins.
120 min
Cenote Nohoch
After Tulum, the group visits Cenote Nohoch to swim in the freshwater pool. The cenote is part of a network of underground waters significant to Mayan culture. Visitors can swim and, if they choose, snorkel with rented equipment during the one-hour stop.
60 min
OXXO, Calle Av. Tulum, Calle 3 Norte Con, entre Calle 3 Norte Y Boca Paila, Colonia Centro, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
End point
OXXO, Calle Av. Tulum, Calle 3 Norte Con, entre Calle 3 Norte Y Boca Paila, Colonia Centro, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico




by Cancun Travel Experience
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.$158This full-day bus tour starts with pickup from your hotel or a meeting point in Cancun or nearby areas. You travel in an air-conditioned vehicle toward Tulum, a significant Mayan port city. Upon arrival, you receive priority access to the archaeological site and take a guided tour of the Mayan temples, including the astronomical observatory and other cultural structures within the fortified city walls. The guide explains the importance of Tulum in the ancient Mayan civilization and its role in regional trade and culture. After about two hours exploring the ruins, the tour continues to Cenote Nohoch for a swim in the natural freshwater pool. The cenote is part of the region's underground water networks important to Mayan traditions. Visitors can swim freely or use snorkel gear, which is available to rent, to explore the water more closely. Following the swim, the group returns by bus to the original pickup point, enjoying views of the surrounding landscape on the way back. The total duration of the tour is about eight hours. Included with the tour are admission fees and priority entry to Tulum, a professional guide for the ruins, and roundtrip transportation from centrally located hotels if that option is selected. Optional extras such as lunch, lifejacket and snorkel rental, and certain mandatory government fees are not included and must be paid separately. Hotel pickup is not available from Tulum itself, and guests staying there must meet the tour at the designated meeting point.
Tulum
Tulum was an important port city for the Mayan civilization, vital to the regional economy. A professional guide leads a tour of the city’s temples and cultural sites within the city walls, explaining the advanced knowledge and heritage of the Maya. Visitors spend about two hours exploring the ruins.
120 min
Cenote Nohoch
After Tulum, the group visits Cenote Nohoch to swim in the freshwater pool. The cenote is part of a network of underground waters significant to Mayan culture. Visitors can swim and, if they choose, snorkel with rented equipment during the one-hour stop.
60 min
OXXO, Calle Av. Tulum, Calle 3 Norte Con, entre Calle 3 Norte Y Boca Paila, Colonia Centro, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
End point
OXXO, Calle Av. Tulum, Calle 3 Norte Con, entre Calle 3 Norte Y Boca Paila, Colonia Centro, 77780 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico