Passeio radical em Tulum com quadriciclo, ruínas e cenote

Family-friendly Coco Bongo Sunset Show in Cancun

Grab your ticket to the Coco Bongo Sunset Show, the family-friendly version of the legendary Coco Bongo. This show features the same high-energy performances and audiovisual productions as the nighttime events, but is designed with families in mind. Plus, there's a premium open bar for adults, and unlimited soft drinks for kids. It's an ideal way to spend an evening out together.

Full-day Chichen Itza visit with cooking demo and cenote swim

This full-day tour takes you to Chichen Itza, home to the Kukulcan Pyramid – a true Mayan masterpiece and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Here, your guide will share stories that really bring the ancient Mayan world to life. After this, you'll watch a cooking demo of how fresh regional ingredients are used in everyday dishes. After a buffet lunch, you'll cool off at Nool Ha Cenote with swimming or zip-lining, before wrapping up in the pastel-painted town of Valladolid, where you'll stroll its central plaza and browse the craft-filled shops.

Tour of Chichen Itza’s Maya ruins and Cenote Tsukán with lunch

A duo of Mexican delights await on this full day tour from Cancun. The adventure begins at the break of dawn with a journey to experience the wonder of Chichen Itza, a UNESCO-listed ancient Maya city. Then, wind down with a swim in a natural underground cenote cave. Hugo, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The early start is worth it – we'll arrive first thing in the morning to experience the magic of the ruins in the soft sunlight and beat the heat'.A guided tour of the ruined city reveals the stories of this remarkable site. It's not hard to imagine the daily lives of the community that lived here and built these impressive monuments. After the guided tour, enjoy free time to make the most of exploring this archaeological treasure trove as you wish. Hugo adds, ‘This ancient city isn't just about admiring the grandeur of El Castillo, but also about feeling the pulse of the Maya civilization that thrived here centuries ago. Don't miss the Great Ball Court—imagine the echoes of the past as players competed in this very spot.'Next, you'll be whisked away to Cenote Tsukán. Cenotes are believed by the Maya to be portals to the underworld, and they are revered in traditional culture. Here, you will plunge into the limpid waters, participate in a traditional ceremony and feel your senses awaken in glorious natural surroundings. Afterwards, you'll enjoy a tasty local lunch, savouring the flavours of regional cuisine prepared with fresh, local ingredients. What is the itinerary for this experience? The itinerary for this experience is...- 4:30am to 5:15am – pick-up from hotels- 5:30am to 8:45am – transfer to Chichén Itzá- 9:00am – entrance to the archaeological site- 9:05am to 11:05am – guided tour for 75 minutes and 45 minutes free time- 11:05am to 11:30am – transfer to Tsukán cenote- 11:30am to 12:30pm – swimming time and traditional ceremony- 12:30pm to 1:20pm – lunch at Tsukán- 1:30pm – return to hotelsPlease note, the times and schedule may vary on the day

Day of the Dead full-day experience in a magical cenote

Explore Mexican traditions with a Day of the Dead tour. Visit San Bernardino de Siena Convent, a Mayan village, and a sacred cenote.

Rio Secreto & Coba

Culture and adventure go together perfectly on this tour. Start with a visit to the archaeological site of Coba. You'll have free time to explore and even climb Nohoch Mul, the tallest Mayan pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula. Then, head to Rio Secreto Nature Reserve. End the afternoon treading and swim through a unique system of underground rivers and ancient caverns. Please note, German language tours take place on Fridays, subject to availability.

Coba, Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid tour

Enjoy a guided excursion in Coba, Chichen Itza, and Valladolid, and swim in a wonderful cenote.

Tulum, cenote swim, turtle snorkelling and beach club combo tour

Exploring Mexico just got a whole lot easier. On this full day adventure, you'll tick off no less than four different activities. Start with a guided visit of the archaeological site of Tulum, then head to a cenote for a swim. Next, it's off to Akumal for a spot of snorkelling. Round off your day with lunch at a beach club. Carmen, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The most photographed structure in the archaeological site is the Castillo, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The Castillo might be the most famous, but there are plenty of other ancient Mayan ruins to explore, such as the Temple of the Descending God and the Temple of the Frescoes.'The marvels of the Mayan culture will be revealed on your guided tour around Tulum. You'll learn about it's past as a walled city, and its former role as a trading hub. After the tour you'll have free time to explore at your leisure. Next, prepare to be dazzled by colours at an ancient Mayan cenote, a natural cave with a freshwater pool fed by underground water sources and considered sacred by the Mayans.After a cooling swim, we'll head for the picturesque seaside community of Akumal, known for its laid-back atmosphere, natural beauty, and abundant marine life. With its intriguing underwater world, Akumal offers one of the best snorkelling experiences in the Riviera Maya. Encounter an array of tropical fish, corals, and perhaps even sea turtles. To complete your day, unwind and indulge in a tasty meal at a nearby beach club. What is the itinerary for this experience?The itinerary for this experience is...- 9:00am – arrive at the archaeological zone of Tulum- 9:15am – guided visit to Tulum- 10:00am – free time to explore the archaeological site- 10:45am – depart for the cenote- 11:10am – arrive at the cenote and explore- 12:00pm – depart for Akumal- 12:30pm – arrive in Akumal for a snorkelling activity- 1:30pm – depart for the beach club- 2:00pm – arrive at the beach club and have lunch- 3:30pm – transfer back to your hotel Please note, the times and schedule may vary on the day

Private yacht charter in Cancun

Nothing says luxury like a private yacht in the Caribbean, so treat yourself and charter your own floating paradise for anything from two to eight hours. You'll cast off from the marina in Cancun and cruise through the mangroves towards Isla Mujeres, where you can swim and snorkel over the tropical coral reef. It's a day where you set the pace and your itinerary is flexible, as is the size of yacht you choose, with vessels ranging from 27ft to 70ft in length. You'll be stocked up with beer, soft drinks and snacks, while an attentive crew are on hand to look after you.

Cancun fishing trip with drinks and ceviche

A day on the water starts with check‑in before you head out for a smooth ride into the open sea. Once you reach deeper waters, it's time to cast your lines and enjoy a laidback fishing session. You've got two ways to do it – choose a private charter for a more personal experience or join a shared trip for a fun group vibe. With an experienced crew, great views, iced water, soft drinks, beers and all the ingredients to turn your catch into fresh ceviche, it's an easygoing adventure from start to finish.

Cancun snorkel adventure

Beneath the surface of the Caribbean Sea, a colourful underwater world is waiting to be explored. This snorkelling trip takes you to El Meco Reef and a sunken ship, with 45 minutes to discover each site's coral formations and marine life. Travel by luxury boat through Cancun's mangroves, enjoy sweeping coastal views along the way, and experience two very different sides of the Riviera Maya's famous waters.