Cenotes Privé Dagtocht

Full-day Isla Mujeres catamaran cruise from Riviera Maya

Sail from Riviera Maya to Isla Mujeres on a catamaran, snorkel in the Caribbean Sea, and relax at a beach club.

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.

Family-friendly Coco Bongo sunset show in Playa del Carmen

Get ready for an evening at the Coco Bongo Sunset Show, a family-friendly twist on the iconic Coco Bongo experience. This event delivers the same electrifying performances and impressive audiovisual displays as the nighttime events, but with an extra focus on family fun. Adults can take their pick from an open bar, while kids have access to unlimited soft drinks – it's the perfect way to spend an evening out together.

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

KUZA Adventure Park Day Pass without transportation

The KUZA day pass is your all-inclusive ticket to Cozumel's largest private beachfront. With palm-lined shores, lush island greenery and a buzzing vibe, you'll experience live music, cultural shows and beachfront activities. Indulge in unlimited bites from the buffet, tropical desserts and cocktails from the open bar. So, whether you're playing volleyball, watching a show or sunbathing – it's a full day of island bliss. Optional add-ons include spa treatments, VIP upgrades, catamaran cruises, guided tours and photography.

Riviera Maya half-day snorkelling tour

Kick off with a burst of energy as you skim along the Riviera Maya in a compact speedboat, with the sun warming your shoulders. You'll reach a protected reef, where tropical fish dart between living corals. All your equipment is sorted, plus certified guides who know every corner of this underwater world are on hand to make sure you're safe and don't miss a thing.

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.

Horse riding and cenote adventure

Picture yourself trotting through jungle trails on horseback, then dive into the clear waters of Ojo de Jaguar Cenote – one of the Mexican Caribbean's natural wonders. You'll cool off with a swim in its freshwater pool that's framed by thick forest . And, if you want more, amp up the adrenaline with zip-lining through the treetops or ATV rides along rugged jungle trails. Whichever you pick, you'll finish with a few fajitas to refuel afterwards.