Riviera Maya · MORNING
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 morning tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Paddle into sunrise on Playa del Carmen’s Caribbean coast with friendly guides, included gear, instruction, photos, and a relaxed group setting.
“This was a Great experience. Loved seeing the sunrise like that. Great instruction. Has a great time.”
Start early from Tulum for Chichén Itzá with a small group, certified guide, lunch box, and time to return before the evening.
“Guide and driver were both great - they were very punctual, polite and friendly, careful of our comfort, good driving, excellent information given about Chichen Itza. There were 6 of us on the tour and the guide used English and French very fluently for the group. Highly recommended.”
Review of Aloha Paddle Club’s $50 morning paddleboard session in Playa del Carmen, with instruction, photos, gear, beach access, and practical tips.
“The conditions where pretty tough for a first timer, I would recommend booking this when the weather is alot nicer. 1 of the guides was super awesome and encouraging to all of us, I can't remember his name but yeah he's great!”
Watch the Caribbean sunrise from a paddleboard in Playa del Carmen with a small group, patient instruction, and photos included.
“We booked a sunrise padel session in advance to celebrate a birthday, which made the occasion especially important for us. Unfortunately, the instructor/organizer did not show up.”
Two Playa del Carmen reef dives for certified scuba divers, with morning deep and drift routes, small groups, gear options, and clear costs.
“Good dive with helpful guides. We enjoyed our experience. We would use this company again and refer them as well.”
Review of a private Chichen Itza sunrise tour from Tulum with early cenote swimming, breakfast, private transport, and local flexibility.
“When we booked this tour, we knew we were getting a unique experience, but we didn't realize it would be so impacting and personal. We spent the day chatting with our guide and made a new friend. The guide conveyed deep insight of the ruins and the Yucatan Peninsula. Although the ruins were not open at sunrise, we were still able to keep a flexible schedule and arrived within 20 minutes of the ruins opening, in order to avoid the heat and crowds. After a detailed personal tour, we were shown a small Mayan village with a cenote under the town square. Because of our early arrival time, we were…”
Pick a cenote, a ruin or a stretch of reef.
