All-Inclusive! Tulum Ruins, Tequila Tasting + Swim in 3 Cenotes in Small Group!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with this all-inclusive tour of Tulum’s ancient ruins. Explore the captivating history of this Mayan site, savor authentic Mexican cuisine, and indulge in a tequila tasting – all while swimming in three stunning cenotes. Led by knowledgeable guides, this small-group experience ensures personalized attention as you explore the cultural and natural wonders of this remarkable destination. With convenient round-trip transportation, this tour promises a seamless and immersive exploration of Tulum’s most captivating attractions. What makes this excursion truly exceptional, however, is the opportunity to fully take in the rich tapestry of Mayan heritage and the breathtaking natural beauty of the region.

Key Points

• All-inclusive tour of Tulum Ruins, three cenotes, and tequila tasting, with round-trip transportation from Tulum accommodations, in a small group of up to 10 travelers.
• Knowledgeable guides provide insights into the Mayan history and culture, and authentic Mexican/Mayan cuisine is served for lunch.
• Guests can enjoy swimming in three different cenotes, including private locations, with morning mimosas, tequila, and other drinks included.
• The tour is not wheelchair-accessible, and a moderate fitness level is required due to uneven terrain and steps/ladders at the cenotes.
• Flexible booking and cancellation policies, with additional fees for pickups beyond 6km from Tulum.

Tour Overview

This all-inclusive tour of Tulum Ruins and three cenotes in a small group setting provides travelers with an immersive cultural experience and the opportunity to explore the natural wonders of the region.

Rated 5.0 out of 132 reviews, this small-group tour has a maximum of 10 travelers, making it suitable for those with moderate fitness levels.

The tour starts at 9:00 am and is priced from $159.57, with round-trip transportation included from accommodations within Tulum. Additional fees apply for pickups from locations beyond 6km from Tulum.

Guests can expect knowledgeable guides, delicious Mexican/Mayan cuisine, and memorable experiences exploring local culture and swimming in private cenotes.

Itinerary and Activities

The tour begins with an exploration of the ancient Tulum Ruins, where a knowledgeable guide leads travelers through the historic site. Following the ruins visit, the group travels to a local ranch to enjoy a tequila tasting experience. The highlight of the day then commences as participants swim in three different cenotes, including private locations, providing a unique opportunity to immerse in the region’s natural wonders.

Activity	Description
Tulum Ruins	Explore the ancient city with a knowledgeable guide.
Tequila Tasting	Visit a ranch to taste local tequila.
Cenote Swimming	Swim in three different cenotes, including private locations.
Lunch and Refreshments	Includes lunch at a local restaurant featuring Mexican/Mayan cuisine, morning mimosas, tequila, beer, and other refreshments.

Transportation Details

Round-trip transportation is included from accommodations within Tulum, with additional fees for locations beyond 6km from Tulum.

Guests staying at Bahia Principe or Akumal can expect a $25 USD per person fee, while those in Playa del Carmen will pay $35 USD per person. Travelers from Cancun will incur a $45 USD per person charge.

The tour operator provides direct pickup and drop-off from your accommodations, ensuring a seamless and convenient experience.

Here’s a quick overview of the transportation details:

• Included for accommodations within 6km of Tulum

• $25 USD per person for Bahia Principe/Akumal

• $35 USD per person for Playa del Carmen

• $45 USD per person for Cancun

• Direct pickup and drop-off from your accommodations

Guest Feedback

Overwhelmingly positive reviews from past participants highlight the exceptional guest experience provided by this Tulum Ruins and Cenotes Tour.

Guests consistently praise the knowledgeable and friendly guides who offer personalized attention throughout the day. Many travelers note the convenience of the direct pickup and drop-off service, as well as the fun and intimate atmosphere of the small group setting.

The highlight for most is the memorable experience of swimming in the private cenotes, which guests describe as a truly unique and refreshing activity.

Activity Accessibility

While the tour’s activities are generally accessible, certain physical requirements do apply.

The Tulum Ruins and Cenotes Tour isn’t wheelchair-accessible, though strollers are permitted. Infants must be carried or sit on laps during transportation and activities.

Participants should have a moderate fitness level, as the tour involves walking and swimming. Some key considerations include:

• Navigating uneven terrain at the Tulum Ruins

• Entering and exiting the cenotes, which may require steps or ladders

• Swimming in the cenotes, which range in depth and visibility

• Maintaining balance and stability during transportation and activities

Travelers with health concerns should consult a physician before booking the tour.

Health Considerations

Participants should consult with a physician for any health concerns related to the activities involved in the Tulum Ruins and Cenotes Tour. Swimming in the cenotes and exploring the ancient ruins can be physically demanding, especially in the warm, humid climate. Individuals with pre-existing medical conditions, such as heart or lung issues, may need to take precautions. Plus, water-based activities carry inherent risks, and guests should disclose any swimming limitations. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, it’s crucial to assess one’s fitness level and any health considerations before embarking on this tour.

Health Consideration	Potential Risks	Precautions
Cardiovascular Conditions	Exertion during physical activities	Consult a doctor, take breaks as needed
Respiratory Issues	Humidity and heat during outdoor activities	Inform guides, bring necessary medications
Swimming Ability	Depth and currents in cenotes	Disclose swimming limitations, wear life jackets
Mobility Limitations	Uneven terrain at ruins, climbing stairs	Notify guides, utilize assistive devices if needed

Booking and Cancellation

Booking for the Tulum Ruins and Cenotes Tour can be done through a convenient reserve-now-pay-later option, and travelers enjoy the flexibility of free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.

This tour offers a hassle-free booking process, allowing guests to secure their spot with ease. The cancellation policy provides peace of mind, enabling travelers to make adjustments to their plans if necessary.

Some key details regarding the booking and cancellation include:

• Reserve now, pay later option available

• Free cancellation up to 24 hours prior to the tour

• Convenient pickup and drop-off from accommodations within Tulum

• Additional fees apply for pickup locations beyond 6km from Tulum

• Booking policy designed to provide flexibility and convenience for guests

Pickup and Drop-off Locations

The Tulum Ruins and Cenotes Tour offers round-trip transportation, with included pickup and drop-off from accommodations within Tulum.

However, an additional fee applies for pickup locations beyond 6km from the town center. Those staying in Bahia Principe/Akumal can expect a $25 USD per person surcharge, while guests in Playa del Carmen and Cancun will pay $35 USD and $45 USD per person, respectively.

The tour operator ensures a seamless and convenient experience by directly picking up and dropping off participants from their accommodations. This eliminates the need for guests to arrange their own transportation, making the overall tour more accessible and enjoyable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is This Tour Suitable for Vegetarians or Those With Dietary Restrictions?

The tour includes lunch at a local restaurant featuring Mexican/Mayan cuisine, so it may accommodate vegetarians or those with dietary restrictions. It’s best to inquire with the tour operator about specific dietary needs prior to booking.

Can We Bring Underwater Cameras/Gopros for the Cenote Swimming?

Guests are welcome to bring underwater cameras or GoPros for the cenote swimming portion of the tour. However, it’s important to note that the tour operator is not responsible for any lost or damaged equipment during the water activities.

Is There an Option to Extend or Add More Time at the Tulum Ruins?

The tour itinerary doesn’t mention an option to extend time at the Tulum ruins. However, guests may be able to speak with the tour operator about adding more time at the ruins, though additional fees may apply.

Do We Need to Bring Our Own Towels and Swimwear for the Cenote Activities?

Guests don’t need to bring their own towels or swimwear for cenote activities, as the tour provides these items. Participants simply need to be prepared to get wet and enjoy swimming in the three beautiful cenotes.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for This Tour?

The tour has no minimum age requirement, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Infants are allowed to sit on laps during transportation. The activities may not be suitable for very young children due to the physical nature of the tour.

Recap

This all-inclusive tour of Tulum Ruins offers a cultural and adventurous experience in a small group.

Highlights include tequila tasting, swimming in three stunning cenotes, and authentic Mexican cuisine.

Convenient round-trip transportation is provided, and the knowledgeable guides ensure a personalized and enriching exploration of the ancient ruins.

This is an unforgettable journey that combines the best of Mayan history, adventure, and relaxation.