Tour audio autoguidato di Chichén Itzá, Tulum, Coba ed Ek Balam

Nat Geo Day Tour: Unveiling the Importance of Cancun’s Reef Restoration

Explore the wonders of the Mesoamerican Reef System on this exclusive National Geographic Day Tour. Led by marine specialists, you will have the unique opportunity to snorkel and witness the impact of humanity on the reef and see coral bleaching. This is followed by an insightful talk on actionable steps for reef restoration.Setting sail when the waters are at their calmest, you'll venture to two different reefs, each affected by bleaching due to global warming, water pollution, and microplastics. Visit the reef known as “El Meco”, which boasts the youngest corals, making it a particularly special attraction.The boats used for the tour are certified by Blue Flag for sustainable tourism, ensuring your voyage aligns with eco-conscious practices. Along the way, you'll also get to know the local fauna and savour a delicious burrito lunch. During this tour, you will be inspired to protect these marine ecosystems, which is the aim of the National Geographic-sponsored Pristine Seas project. This project has carried out expeditions to Banco Chinchorro, a significant part of the Mesoamerican Reef System. This project's work underscores the importance of safeguarding marine environments from human influence while protecting the last wild places in our oceans.By joining this tour, you will engage with the vital importance of preserving and protecting the precious Mesoamerican Reef System. See for yourself the marvels of the ocean and gain a profound understanding of coral reefs and their critical role in the biosphere.

Aqua Nick® by Nickelodeon™ Hotels & Resorts with Transfer

Make a splash at Mexico's newest and wildest waterpark. Brimming with adrenaline-fuelled slides, family-friendly flumes, lazy rivers and plenty of sunbathing space, Aqua Nick® has something to keep everyone smiling. And it wouldn't be Nickelodeon™ without some wacky activities. Think sliming sessions, climbing walls and pop-up games with your favourite Nick® characters – Spongebob Squarepants, PAW Patrol and more.

Puerto Aventuras swim with manatees experience

It's not just dolphins that call Mexico's Dolphin Discovery Park home – there are manatees, too. This exclusive experience lets you meet these friendly marine mammals under the supervision of an expert. Swim alongside these gentle giants and learn all about their behaviours. It's a memory that'll last long after your tan has faded.

Chichen Itza self-guided tour with audio narration & map

Get the chance to discover Chichen Itza on your own thanks to this self-guided audio tour!

Guided Tour to Chichen Itza Mayan Archeological Site

Get the most knowledge of the archaeological site of Chichen Itza with an expert guide, avoiding tourist traps or shopping stops.

Dolphin Give me All-Inclusive Package with Garrafon Park Tour

Garrafon Natural Reef Park is just a short distance away from Cancun. On this excursion, you'll be whisked off to Isla Mujeres for a day of activities, snorkelling, a dolphin swim and some beach relaxation. There'll also be plenty of activities to choose from such as snorkelling, ziplines, kayaking and more.

Coco Bongo Cancun ticket

If you're in the mood for a night out with plenty of fun and dancing, look no further than Coco Bongo in Cancun. With acrobat displays, bar-top conga lines, DJ sets, live bands, and music from every decade you're sure to have a great time – and you'll have express entry and an open bar thrown in for good measure.

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.