Cruzeiro de catamarã de dia inteiro na Isla Mujeres a partir de Puerto Morelos

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.

Chichen Itza and Valladolid tour with Cenote swim

Discover the archaeological site of Chichen Itza on this full-day tour. Then, swim in a cenote and explore the town of Valladolid.

Riviera Maya Day of the Dead Celebrations with dinner

Celebrate like a local on Mexico's biggest and most vibrant holiday with this Day of the Dead outing. You'll dive into ancient traditions, and get a memorable glimpse into one of Mexico's most significant cultural events. Lucas, one of our local expert guides, says, ‘Dià de los Muertos is like a family reunion – but with an otherworldly twist. It's a joyful celebration where families honour loved ones through storytelling, music, dancing and of course, delicious food.' Kick off your journey by plunging into the crystal-clear waters of Mexico's mystical cenote – an underground river that's the perfect refreshing start to your adventure. After your swim, you'll sample traditional festival foods like 'pan de muerto', a sweet bread baked in the shape of skulls or bones, as well as savoury tamales, both believed to comfort the souls of the departed. Throughout the day, you'll also learn about cool traditions like ‘offrendas' – offerings to loved ones – and the significance of bright orange marigold flowers. Next, roll up your sleeves and get hands-on with Mexican culinary magic by making your own guacamole. Sip on local wines while a chef spills the secrets behind regional flavours and cooking techniques. Lucas adds, ‘We whip up all the favourite foods and drinks of our loved ones to show we still care. Plus, we even set out their favourite snacks on the altars – you know, just in case they get hungry!' The tour wraps up with a dinner that captures the essence of the day, offering unforgettable memories and a whole new appreciation for Mexico's rich cultural heritage.

Cenotes Zapote Prehistoric Park zip-lining and cenote tour

This four-hour adventure at Cenotes Zapote starts on a high and just gets better and better. First up is ziplining – 4 platforms towering over 20 metres high – where you'll zoom across the jungle canopy. Then, you'll hop on a bike to an open cenote where you'll make a splash with the aquatic zipline. Swim and snorkel among the water lilies in the open cenotes before heading on to the underground cenote with stalagmites and formed over thousands of years. After you've built up an appetite, you'll tuck into regional dishes like Taquitos Yucatecos and handmade tortillas at the park's restaurant.

Chichen Itza early access, Ek Balam, and cenote guided tour

Visit Chichen Itza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Ek Balam ad swim in a cenote in one day!

Coba, Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid tour

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

Self-Guided Audio Tour of Chichén Itzá, Tulum, Coba, and Ek Balam

Explore 4 Mayan archaeological sites Chichén Itzá, Tulum Ruins, Coba Ruins, and Ek Balam with one audio guide. Discover more about this civilization.

Yal-Ku Lagoon, Aktun-Chen and Pakal Nah cenote snorkelling tour

A day of discovery awaits on this half-day water adventure. After being picked up, you'll don your snorkel and head straight in the water at Yal-Ku Lagoon. Spot plenty of species of fish, and even a sea turtle or two, before moving on to Aktun-Chen Park. After a tour of its underground cavern, you'll break for a spot of lunch. The fun continues at Pakal Nah cenote, where you can swim or use the water zipline.

Cozumel El Cielo guided snorkelling tour

This snorkelling trip takes you from the sandy shores of Playa del Carmen to nearby Cozumel Island, a spot just offshore that's brimming with marine life – expect rays, tropical fish and more – and Caribbean views. After a ferry over to Cozumel, you'll hop on a different boat and head to a few mainstay areas in the southern part of the island. You'll snorkel at a couple of coral reefs, Palancar and Colombia, before heading to El Cielo – this spot is known for its resident giant starfish. Afterwards, you'll dock in Cozumel for some free time to explore the town centre before getting back on the return ferry to Playa del Carmen.

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.