
Nature in Riviera Maya / Playa del Carmen

Tulum Morning Tour with Transfer
On holiday, it can be tough to tear yourself away from the hotel pool or the all-inclusive bar. But with this trip, you can spend the morning at one of Mexico's must-see sights and still be back for lunch. Tour the ancient Maya ruins of Tulum with an expert guide, followed by free time to explore on your own.
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Snorkelling with Turtles and Cenote Swim in Riviera Maya
For an amazing underwater adventure, this half-day tour into the heart of the Mexican jungle and the Caribbean reef is a must-do. You'll swim in the mystical surroundings of a cenote and snorkel with turtles in the Caribbean during an action-packed morning in the Riviera Maya.
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KUZA Beach and Adventure Park day pass with off-road buggy tour
Looking for an experience that's part nature, part action-packed adventure? Look no further than this beachfront experience with RZR adventure. After a quick safety briefing, you'll buckle into a RZR – a high-energy, off-road buggy built to handle rugged terrain and hit a scenic route through back roads and coastal stretches. Along the way, you'll stop in El Cedral, Cozumel's oldest village to discover its historic ruins and landmarks.Afterwards, the pace slows down at KUZA, where your day pass unlocks full access to a large private beachfront, perfect for some R&R after your ride. You'll enjoy live music, beach games and plenty of activities to keep you entertained. When you're feeling peckish, there's an open-air buffet to dig into, with unlimited cocktails to wash it all down.Your adventure doesn't stop there. You'll also get one non-motorised water activity included, so whether you're into kayaking, paddle-boarding or snorkelling, the oceans ready when you are.
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Cozumel Island’s KUZA beach club with El Cielo snorkelling trip
If you're looking for a little laidback luxury in the Caribbean, then this daytrip needs to be at the top of your to-do list. Just an hour down the coast from Cancun, you'll catch the ferry over to Cozumel Island and KUZA Beach & Adventure Park.Your deluxe day pass to the club begins with a two-hour guided snorkelling trip at some of Mexico's most spectacular reefs. Start with the gentle shallows and colourful coral gardens of Columbia Reef, then move onto the more dramatic underwater landscapes of Palancar Reef, where the corals create a bed of tunnels and towers. Tropical fish, like parrotfish and angelfish, and even sea turtles and lobsters are often spotted around here. Then, as the El Cielito sandbar comes into view, you'll see bright red and orange starfish scattering the seabed. Once you're back at the club, which has the largest private beachfront on the island, you can relax on the loungers, grab a cocktail and tuck into the open buffet that's bursting with bold Mexican flavours. There'll be live music and performances throughout the day to keep you entertained, plus there's a shaded kids' playground with tram rides and interactive games. But if sitting around isn't your style, your pass includes another activity of either paddle-boarding, kayaking or a second round of snorkelling. Plenty to keep you busy until you're dropped back at your hotel in the early evening.
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Tulum and Akumal full-day tour with Mayan ruins and snorkelling
Get ready for a full-day tour of Tulum and Akumal. You'll visit ancient Mayan ruins in Tulum perched above the Caribbean Sea, then snorkel with sea turtles in Akumal Bay. Then, take part in a traditional Mayan ceremony led by a local shaman – an authentic spiritual ritual that connects you with ancient customs – before tucking into a buffet lunch. Later, cool off with a dip in a couple of freshwater cenotes. These natural pools were believed by the Mayans to be portals to the underworld.
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Full-day guided tour to Tulum with snorkelling in Turtle Bay
Step into the world of the ancient Maya with a visit to the ruins of Tulum on this full-day tour. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this iconic site is famous for its dramatic setting – think turquoise waters, white sands, and centuries-old stone structures bathed in morning sunlight. Then, snorkel among the corals of Turtle Bay, spotting sea turtles and tropical fish along the way. Wrap up your tour with a dip in a freshwater cenote, surrounded by stalagmites and stalactites in the heart of the Yucatan jungle.
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Flavours of Yucatán with market visit, cooking and cenote swim
The cool rush of freshwater as you plunge into the Chukum Cenote awaits you on this flavour-packed tour that explores the Yucatan Peninsula's colourful culture and cuisine. After arriving in the pastel-painted town of Valladolid, you'll head to a lively local market where the air is thick with fragrant spices and the stalls overflow with fresh produce. Sofia, one of our local expert guides, says “Valladolid's market isn't just a place to shop, it's where you will feel the heart of Yucatan. The stories, the flavours, the people…it all starts there.”You'll head to a traditional mill to discover the ancient art of transforming corn into masa – the base of Mexico's famous tortilla. Followed up with a stroll down the Calzada de los Frailes, one of Valladolid's most picturesque and historic streets, lined with colourful colonial houses, artisan shops, and boutique cafes. After you've worked up an appetite, it's time to get hands-on with workshops focusing on ancient Mayan cooking techniques. You'll master the art of salsa, press your own tortillas, and learn about the beloved cochinita pibil, a classic pork dish that's slow-cooked underground over hot stones. Taste the fruits of your labour as you tuck into a buffet lunch bursting with those rich traditional Yucatecan flavours. After lunch, you'll take part in a traditional Mayan ceremony before a well-earned cool-down dip in the mystical caves of the jungle cenote in Hacienda Chukum. Finish the day by delving further into the heritage with a wander through a garden to harvest a few fresh picks before visiting a thatched-roof space and traditional Mayan house, each offering a glimpse into daily life shaped by the Yucatan community.
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Akumal Monkey Sanctuary – ticket only
Take a trip to Akumal Monkey Sanctuary for a guided tour. Meet the animals that call this place home – including over 20 different species – and hear about how they were rescued. You'll see colourful macaws, friendly snakes and playful monkeys, as well as learn about their natural behaviours from a knowledgeable guide. Plus, you'll find out about the sanctuary's conservation efforts and why they're so important. Just a heads-up, transport isn't included in this tour.
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Dolphin swim by Delphinus with Xel-Ha Light Park ticket with transfer
Dive into a world of adventure with the Xel-Ha Light tour, designed with families in mind. At Xel-Ha natural aquarium park, you can see dolphins up close, snorkel in a cove, and glide down a river on a waterslide. Climb the lighthouse for panoramic views before zooming down the waterslide. Check out caves, cenotes, and grottos, or go for a bike ride around the park. With round-trip transportation and all your gear, including life jackets and towels included, all you need is your sense of adventure.
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Akumal Monkey Sanctuary with ATV tour and snorkelling
Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is loaded with wild landscapes, and you'll have a chance to dive into them on this full-day itinerary. You'll tick off everything from a visit to a monkey sanctuary to an ATV ride in the jungle, with some snorkelling in Akumal Bay thrown in for good measure. Javier, an expert local guide, says “this activity is perfect if you want to leave the big cities and hotels behind for a while and experience Mexico's greener side. Cenotes, wildlife, beaches, jungle – you'll encounter them all.”You'll start your day with a visit to the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary, a place where rescued animals from around the area are looked after and treated. You'll be shown around by one of the people who work here, and you'll be introduced to some of the primates and birds currently being cared for. Then, you'll switch things up a few gears for an ATV ride through the jungle. You can get behind the controls of a vehicle as you head to a cenote tucked away within the greenery. These natural, freshwater sinkholes are unique to this part of Mexico, and your guide will tell you about their cultural significance before your chance to hop in for a swim.When you're done here, you'll make your way to today's final stop, Akumal Bay. This sandy spot is known from Tulum to Cancun as one of the area's top snorkelling spots. And that's exactly what you can do here. To make things even better, Akumel Bay is known for its native turtle population, so it's likely you'll share the waters with these gentle reptiles during your visit.
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