Riviera Maya · RIVIERA MAYA TOURS
The coast between Puerto Morelos and Tulum is one long strip of turnings inland. These 15 are the days worth taking off it, priced and timed, whichever town you have booked a bed in.
See Tulum’s seaside Maya ruins, swim in two clear cenotes, and travel from the Riviera Maya with guides, water, and hotel pickup.
“Wonderful trip. The tour guides were knowledgeable and helpful.”
Explore two cenotes at Los 7 Cenotes San Gerónimo by bike, swim in a cave, enjoy Mayan culture, and add a traditional Yucatecan lunch.
“Beautiful cenotes, great guides and good traditional food. My only complaint is that transportation was not included and you have to pay an additional 60 dollars.”
Charter Cancun’s 60-foot DIVA yacht for a private Caribbean cruise, with snorkeling, Isla Mujeres, drinks, crew, and flexible hours.
“Anselmo, Marisol and Anthony did a wonderful job of taking care of all of us. They were very attentive to our needs and were super kind and friendly! The boat was very clean. We had a wonderful day on the water!”
Explore Tulum’s Maya ruins, swim in two cenotes, and ride in air-conditioned transport on this flexible half-day tour from Tulum.
“The trip was very well organised. Carlos looked after us throughout and made sure we were always having a great time. We also had free time to take pictures and explore the historical site. I learned a lot about the local history from Carlos, which was fantastic. The cenotes were definitely the highlight of the trip.”
Review of Caribbean Transfers’ private Cancun airport shuttle, with pricing, pickup details, free tour offer, value, and booking cautions.
“Cost was different than what was stated on the website. Had to pay an extra $19 which then became an ask $20”
Snorkel Akumal Bay with sea turtles, rays, tropical fish, and a certified guide, with equipment, lockers, showers, and beach time included.
“Ana is a kindly guide and person! Thank you so much for your patience. Isabella & Luca”
Swim at Cenote Mariposa, tour ancient Tulum, and snorkel beside sea turtles at Akumal on an eight-hour trip from Riviera Maya.
“Très belle journée, pourtant réservée seulement la veille. Très bon guide et belles activités”
Review of the 12-hour Rio Lagartos and Las Coloradas tour from Riviera Maya, with flamingos, crocodiles, a Mayan clay bath, beach time, and lunch.
“Everything was amazing especially the driver Carlos & Enrique the guid! Fabulous day weather was perfect!👌”
A practical review of the $23.33 private MEX airport transfer, covering pickup instructions, luggage, timing, vehicle quality, and service risks.
“Don't use this service. There was no communication on where to meet and when we finally figured it out with the help of a cab driver we were approached by a young man with our name on a sign who took us to a cab line. We waited there for a half hour and ended up in a cab. We paid $25 for a car and driver and instead got a cab that would have cost $15, after a one hour delay. Felt like a total bait and switch.”
Meet dolphins in Akumal during a 55-minute family program with expert guidance, beach views, conservation facts, games, and optional photos.
“After you enter, they try to scam you by charging 200€ for 12 digital photos, and don't sneeze or you'll get charged”
Explore Coba, spot wild monkeys at Punta Laguna, swim in a cenote, and enjoy a Mayan meal on a small-group day trip from Tulum.
“This tour came recommended from a friend who did it 3 years ago and it remains impressive today! We had an awesome guide Cesar, who was super energised to tell us all about the history of the area and obviously has deep respect for the land and culture of the region. The pace of the tour was good, with a great array of things to see and do including history, nature and activities. A highlight was seeing wild monkeys and learning about the Yucatan area and Mayan civilisation. Would gladly recommend this tour for years to come :) thanks to Cesar and the team.”
Review of a 12-hour Riviera Maya tour to Tulum, Coba, Cenote Mariposa, and a Mayan traditions demonstration, with practical cost tips.
“Nice sites, surprisingly good lunch, amazing cenote with no extra extortion of money for lockers and life vests. I would however not book through this company again because of the organizational nightmare that is the transportation in the morning. I booked because it had a pick up (important to me because of a recent knee injury) but still had to walk to a random faraway resort and then go through what must have been close to 3 hours of changing busses, vans, standing still besides the road without any communication before actually arriving at Tulum. Another super negativ point is that the tour is in spanish and english and the…”
Review of a private Cancun Airport transfer to Costa Mujeres and Playa Mujeres, with clear pickup instructions, pricing, timing, and practical tips.
“I cannot say enough good things about this company. Our flight got cancelled and we informed them the day of the flight and they promptly changed the booking for the next day. They communicated extensively with us and our driver was waiting for us when we arrived. Highly recommend. We are still on the trip and will post a review for the pickup”
Explore Tulum’s Mayan ruins with a private guide, then swim in a quiet Riviera Maya cenote with hotel pickup and round-trip transport.
“We had a great time visiting Tulum and swimming in cenote afterward. Our driver, Abbi was great! He picked up on time, educated us about Cancun, and took good care of us during the trip. Thank you, Abbi, for being a wonderful guide and driver during our trip.”
Review of the Coba ruins, Mayan village, cenote swim, lunch, transport, timing, guides, value, and practical tips from Cancun or Riviera Maya.
“We enjoyed this tour. On our tour, we visited the shaman and cenote first, followed by a visit to a Mayan village and family. It was nice seeing and learning about Mayan customs, etc. The family was very nice. After this, we had a nice lunch with hot food. Then we drove to Coba. Coba is huge. You will not have enough time to see of it unless you buy a guide book and rent a bicycle there. Our guide was only able to give a small start to the visit because she had to give the talk in English and French. So, we rented bikes and bought a guide…”
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