10 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum overlooking the turquoise Caribbean Sea
Discover the rich history and stunning architecture of Mexico’s iconic Tulum ruins
Enjoy breathtaking ocean views and the stunning contrast of white sands and ancient temples
Experience the tranquility of swimming and relaxing in a beautiful open cenote
€ 76.38
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Visit one of the most fascinating tours in Cancun and step into the heart of Mayan history and natural beauty. Begin your journey in Tulum, one of the most important archaeological sites of the ancient Mayan civilization. Perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, Tulum offers breathtaking views of both history and nature. Wander among centuries-old temples and stone structures that once stood as symbols of Mayan culture, and capture the incredible scenery of white-sand beaches meeting the deep blue horizon. The combination of ancient ruins and coastal beauty makes Tulum an unforgettable stop for culture and photography lovers alike.
After exploring Tulum, cool off and unwind in the refreshing waters of a stunning open cenote, where you can swim, relax, and connect with nature in a peaceful setting. To complete your day, enjoy two hours of free time along the famous 5th Avenue in Playa del Carmen, a lively street filled with boutique shops, cafés, and local crafts. Whether you’re shopping for souvenirs, sampling authentic Mexican flavors, or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, this experience blends culture, adventure, and leisure into one perfect Cancun getaway.
Round-trip transportation in units equipped with A / C
Cultural guide
Guided tour
Bottles of water
Visit in Playa del Carmen
Buffet meal and a bottled drink
Gratuities
Official identification
Comfortable clothes and shoes
Swimwear
Towel
Biodegradable sunscreen
Cash
Sunglasses, hat and insect repellent
Public transportation nearby
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Keep personal essentials
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This Cenote was so beautiful. We went on a Wednesday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. there was no wait to get in. It was $180 pesos to enter and you have the option of renting a life jacket if you need one. Before you are allowed to enter into the Cenote you have to shower to wash off any lotions or sunscreens. You then go down a path in the jungle area and there are two smaller cenotes. They were not busy and much more quite if you want to be away from people. When you keep going down the path the large cenote opens up. There are so many different areas to enjoy for swimming or relaxing. You can jump off the cliff, many people were doing it and it looked pretty safe to do so. There are little fish in the water that like to nibble at your feet - mostly when you're standing still. The water was fairly nice and warm to swim in, really clear water and you could see all the fish. It was also cool to see iguanas around in the trees and in rocks (not in the water). Overall very cool experience and would visit again.
Azul is one of the best places in that area. Comparing with Eden and Cristalino, we would vote for Azul. Its cheaper (180 pesos) and has more facilities, the quality of the amenities are so much better. At least there is a sense of maintenance. Of course, it’s better to come early for better and cleaner experience. We like Azul and would come back here, not like other places. We also took Collectivo minibus to come back to Playa Del Carmen.
Very well cared for facility, many places to sit in shallow water and swim. Perfect jumping spot (11.5 ft). Our 4 teens loved it. The little fish cleaning our feet were great too. There is no need for lifejackets, very few places are too deep to touch. We shared one snorkel set between 6 of us. Everyone wanted to snorkel for a few minutes, but certainly not the whole time. We paid $180 MXP pp to enter.
We had an amazing time here. A collection of cenotes that are all beautiful. A great little cliff jump is here too! Impressively clear waters and very well kept in nature. They allow you to bring a GoPro and phones in, the price is great too.
Stopped here on our way down the coast. Paid just over 300 pesos for 2 people at the entrance and drove car around to car park. Great little place for a dip and relax. Good washrooms in the car park as you have to shower before entering to keep the water clean, so can't wear any suncream etc. Various different pools. The larger two weren't too busy with jumping dock and 4m cliff jump. Food and drink available to purchase online at small cafe, reasonably priced. Really enjoyable for a few hours.
