



by Ocean Tours
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.$219.30This full-day tour from Cancun lasts between eight and ten hours and includes visits to the Tulum Ruins, reef snorkeling at Playa Maya, and swimming and snorkeling in a cenote with caves. The day begins with a one-hour visit to the Tulum archaeological site, located on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Visitors explore the Mayan ruins and enjoy views of the turquoise ocean. Next, the group travels to Playa Maya, where they board local motorboats for an hour of snorkeling over coral reefs. The snorkeling area features tropical fish, rays, coral formations, and clear water. After snorkeling at the reef, the tour continues to a cenote and cave area in the jungle. Visitors spend ninety minutes swimming and snorkeling in the fresh water, entering from a wooden platform. The cave ceiling is lined with stalactites, and sunlight filters through the trees above. The tour includes round-trip transportation from Cancun, entrance fees to the Tulum Ruins, a Mexican taco lunch, life jackets, snorkel gear, potable water, and a certified bilingual guide who accompanies the group throughout the day. The tour is operated exclusively through Viator. Participants should apply biodegradable sunblock before the tour and after water activities. Weather and sea conditions may affect the itinerary. Small luggage that fits under the seat is allowed. Gratuities, souvenirs, photos, and government fees are not included.
Tulum
Spend about one hour at the Tulum archaeological site, famous for its location on a natural cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The ruins provide views of turquoise waters and the rising sun. Visitors explore the Mayan structures set against this coastal backdrop.
60 min
Playa Maya
After Tulum, guests board local motorboats for an hour of snorkeling on coral reefs in the Mexican Caribbean. The underwater area has colorful tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and clear water, allowing for good visibility during the leisurely snorkeling session.
60 min
Jungle Cenote and Caves
The tour then visits a private cenote surrounded by jungle for 90 minutes. A wooden platform provides access to the crystal-clear fresh water, where guests can swim and snorkel. Stalactites hang from the cave ceiling, and sunlight shines through the canopy, creating a quiet setting for water activities.
90 min




by Ocean Tours
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.$219.30This full-day tour from Cancun lasts between eight and ten hours and includes visits to the Tulum Ruins, reef snorkeling at Playa Maya, and swimming and snorkeling in a cenote with caves. The day begins with a one-hour visit to the Tulum archaeological site, located on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Visitors explore the Mayan ruins and enjoy views of the turquoise ocean. Next, the group travels to Playa Maya, where they board local motorboats for an hour of snorkeling over coral reefs. The snorkeling area features tropical fish, rays, coral formations, and clear water. After snorkeling at the reef, the tour continues to a cenote and cave area in the jungle. Visitors spend ninety minutes swimming and snorkeling in the fresh water, entering from a wooden platform. The cave ceiling is lined with stalactites, and sunlight filters through the trees above. The tour includes round-trip transportation from Cancun, entrance fees to the Tulum Ruins, a Mexican taco lunch, life jackets, snorkel gear, potable water, and a certified bilingual guide who accompanies the group throughout the day. The tour is operated exclusively through Viator. Participants should apply biodegradable sunblock before the tour and after water activities. Weather and sea conditions may affect the itinerary. Small luggage that fits under the seat is allowed. Gratuities, souvenirs, photos, and government fees are not included.
Tulum
Spend about one hour at the Tulum archaeological site, famous for its location on a natural cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The ruins provide views of turquoise waters and the rising sun. Visitors explore the Mayan structures set against this coastal backdrop.
60 min
Playa Maya
After Tulum, guests board local motorboats for an hour of snorkeling on coral reefs in the Mexican Caribbean. The underwater area has colorful tropical fish, coral formations, rays, and clear water, allowing for good visibility during the leisurely snorkeling session.
60 min
Jungle Cenote and Caves
The tour then visits a private cenote surrounded by jungle for 90 minutes. A wooden platform provides access to the crystal-clear fresh water, where guests can swim and snorkel. Stalactites hang from the cave ceiling, and sunlight shines through the canopy, creating a quiet setting for water activities.
90 min