Mexico · CENOTE SWIMS IN CANCUN
The 15 best cenote swims in Cancun you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of the Cancun Chichen Itza, cenote, and Valladolid tour, with practical advice on costs, timing, guides, transport, and added stops.
“The trip was well organized and fun. Hugo was an enjoyable guide who was knowledgeable and friendly. We would do it again.”
Explore Chichen Itza, swim in Cenote Chichikan, taste tequila, and visit Valladolid on a full-day Cancun tour with lunch options.
“It was def a once in a lifetime experience. Our guides Kevin and Juan were also super funny and informative. They definitely made the tour much more enjoyable and fun.”
Visit Chichén Itzá, swim in a sacred cenote, eat a Mexican buffet, and see Valladolid on a full-day trip from Cancún.
“My first time in mexico. I wanted to visited one of the main wonders of the world. So many tour groups and guides to choose from so hard to know which one to pick but glad i picked this one. John was the tour guide and hes one of the best guides ive ever had. He tokd us the history. Any questions he would answer. Hes very honest friendly and funny. Welcomes feedback. So if your with john your in good hands. Only thing id say to improve is yo give an extra 30 mins at each stop to be less rushed to eat and experience tge tequila talk and…”
See Chichén Itzá, swim in Cenote Chichikan, taste tequila, and visit Valladolid on a long, budget-friendly day from Cancun.
“The tour was not as advertised. The sites were great and I believe our guide made a good effort to engage the group with good information about the sites, but there were a few major issues. First, the night before our tour, we were informed that we need to be ready for pickup by 6:50 through their automated text messages. We waited for almost an hour and no one came and it was only until I called their representative then that they informed us that our pickup time is ACTUALLY 7:50. At the end, we didn't get picked up until well past 8am. I am not sure why there is…”
Review of Cancun’s ATV, zipline, cenote, and tequila tour, with honest advice on costs, gear, transport, safety, and what to expect.
“The excursion is great it’s filled with lots of activities and goes fast. It’s nice that they take pictures so you can enjoy your time hands free. They are worth the money at the end of it. My husband and I really enjoyed it and shout out to Alex who was great!!”
Review of the Tulum ruins, reef snorkeling, cenote, caves, lunch, transport, costs, timing, and practical tips for this Cancun day tour.
“The entire experience was a blast! Safe, clean, and well paced. Sofia, our tour guide did an amazing job!”
ATV, ziplines, hanging bridges, a cenote swim, tacos, and tequila tasting make this a lively four-hour Cancun jungle adventure.
“Experience was super dope. They gone try to sell you on the VIP package and honestly it was worth it for the car $100”
Ride ATVs through the jungle, swim in a cenote, zipline, taste tequila, and enjoy tacos on this affordable Cancun adventure.
“An amazing experience, guides were supportive and friendly throughour. Higlhly recommend it.. do it!”
Review of the Tulum ruins and Cenote Mariposa tour from Cancun, with practical advice on costs, pickup issues, guides, timing, and value.
“We booked on line and when we got to the pickup point, no one was there. We called the number of viator, only to hear that the woman was too busy and never booked us. I was never notified but did I get a confirmation number. Terrible and undependable”
Review of an 11-hour Chichen Itza tour from Cancun with Mayan food, cenote zip line, Valladolid, lunch, and practical booking tips.
“Great tour! The guides were very informative. Shout out to Diego and his extensive knowledge of the Mayan culture. Highly recommended.”
Ride a rescued horse through Yucatan jungle, learn Mayan plant lore, and cool off in a cenote near Cancun or Playa del Carmen.
“It was a great experience. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Loved riding the horse and learning more about the Mayan culture/history. The cenote swim was the perfect way to end our adventure!”
Review of Cancun’s 5-in-1 snorkeling tour with turtles, reef, MUSA statues, shipwreck, cenote, guides, costs, and practical tips.
“Weather didn’t cooperate with us but the crew did an awesome job with all the kids in some rough water.”
Review of Cancun’s three-cenote adventure with swimming, ziplining, jumps, tequila tasting, Maya snacks, hotel pickup, and practical tips.
“Very well organized and a lot of fun! The tequilla tasting was delicious and the cenotes were absolutely gorgeous”
Review of a Cancun day trip to Chichen Itza, Cenote Nool-Ha, Valladolid, and a Yucatan buffet lunch, with honest timing and value advice.
“The Cenote was very nice and the best thing in my opinion. The thing that was most disappointing to me and my family was the tour guide explanation, that felt like a conversation preaching into his pagan beliefs. I recommend you find another tour wherein the guide will be more history base and more accurate.”
Review of a 13-hour Chichen Itza tour from Cancun with guided ruins, buffet lunch, Saamal Cenote, Valladolid, and shared transport.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
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