Mexico · CENOTE SWIMS IN RIVIERA MAYA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 cenote swims in Riviera Maya worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Tulum’s Maya ruins and swim in two clear cenotes on a practical six-hour Riviera Maya tour with hotel transport.
“Highly recommend! Had a great time! Make sure to take mosquito repellents. It's in the middle of a jungle.”
Review of Cancun’s jungle ATV, zipline, and cenote tour, with practical advice on value, guides, crowds, lockers, and what to bring.
“This tour was the absolute highlight of my holiday! Extreme Adventure Cancun delivers an unforgettable blend of thrills and unique culture. Our guide, Alan, was the true star. His energy was infectious, and he made the whole group feel like friends. He was professional, focused on safety, and a fantastic instructor for the Adventure. The experience was non-stop fun: ATVs: Rugged, muddy, and exhilarating trails! Ziplines: Breathtaking views over the canopy. Cenote: The perfect, tranquil, and refreshing subterranean swim to cool off. Tequila Tasting: A fun, informative way to wind down and celebrate the day. Alan made an already great experience unforgettable. Highly, highly recommend booking ...”
Explore two Mayan cenotes by bicycle at Los 7 Cenotes San Gerónimo, with English guides, optional lunch, insurance, and cave swimming.
“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.”
Review of Tulum ruins and two cenotes tour, with practical details on guides, transport, extra fees, swimming, timing, and value.
“The cenotes the ruins and our tour guide George! The cenotes were so beautiful and the water was so blue and clear. Kids had a blast”
Swim in Cenote Mariposa, tour Tulum, and snorkel with sea turtles at Akumal on an eight-hour trip from Riviera Maya.
“Hermosa experiencia! Visita arqueológica en Tulum, almuerzo buffet rico, abundante y variado, cenote Mariposa, y snorkel con tortugas en Akumal. Jesús excelente guía, muy amable, respetuoso y atento. Se notaba su experiencia y sabiduría en cada explicación. 100% recomendable”
Tulum ruins, Maya community, cenote swimming, ziplining, rappel, lunch, and transport from Cancun in one active full-day tour.
“fabulous love evey min the zip lie was amazing and the cave fab from start to finish. was a long day but it makes up for it”
See Coba, wild monkeys, a jungle reserve, cenote swim, zip-line options, and a Mayan family meal on this small-group Tulum tour.
“Je n’ai mis que 3 étoiles pour le prix car nous avons du, selon notre choix, compenser le fait qu’il n’y avait pas d’autres personnes avec nous. Ça c’est transformé en visite privée Merci Alonso”
Visit Tulum, Coba, a Mayan ceremony, and Cenote Mariposa on a long Riviera Maya day with transport, guides, and lunch included.
“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…”
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