From Cancún: Tulum Archeological Area Guided Day Trip

Exploring the captivating Tulum Archaeological Area is a must-do experience for visitors to the Cancún region. This guided day trip offers an immersive journey through the ancient Mayan ruins, complemented by a refreshing swim at the stunning Casa Tortuga Cenote. With round-trip transportation, a box lunch, and expert guidance included, the tour provides a well-rounded opportunity to discover the area’s natural and historical wonders. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking an enriching outdoor adventure, this excursion promises an unforgettable day filled with remarkable sights and memorable experiences.

Key Points

• Guided day trip from Cancun and Riviera Maya to explore the Tulum Archaeological Area, including a visit to a cenote and free time in Playa del Carmen.
• Comprehensive package with round-trip transportation, box lunch, entrance fees, local guide, and water, lasting 13 hours.
• Free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance and "reserve now & pay later" option provide flexibility.
• Suitable for travelers under 95 years old, with moderate walking and climbing involved in the itinerary.
• Overall positive customer ratings with 4.8 out of 5 based on 4 reviews, highlighting the enjoyable experience and quality of the tour.

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Trip Overview

This day trip from Cancun and Riviera Maya takes visitors to the captivating Tulum Archaeological Area.

The tour lasts 13 hours and costs $93.51 per person, offering up to 6% in savings. Highlights include a guided tour of the Tulum site and a refreshing swim in a cenote.

Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a reserve-now-pay-later option is available.

With pickup locations in Puerto Aventuras, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun, this excursion provides a convenient and immersive way to explore the ancient Mayan ruins and the natural wonder of the Riviera Maya.

Itinerary Details

The day trip commences with pickup locations in Puerto Aventuras, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun. Travelers will first explore the Tulum Archaeological Zone, with a 2-hour guided tour followed by 2 hours of free time. Next, they’ll visit the Casa Tortuga Cenote, where they’ll enjoy a guided tour and have 4 hours to swim. The final stop is Playa del Carmen, with 1 hour of free time before drop-off at the original pickup locations.

Activities	Duration
Tulum Archaeological Zone	2-hour guided tour, 2 hours free time
Casa Tortuga Cenote	4 hours (guided tour and swimming)
Playa del Carmen	1 hour free time

Transportation is provided via bus/coach with multiple stops along the way.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Although the trip includes several amenities, there are also some exclusions travelers should be aware of.

The tour provides round transportation via vans, a box lunch, entrance fees to the Tulum Archaeological Zone and Casa Tortuga Cenote, and a local guide at the cenote. Plus, visitors will receive a bottle of water and have the opportunity to visit Letras de Tulum and the Mother Nature Statue.

However, the conservation fee of 260 pesos and the services of a federal guide for the archaeological site aren’t included. Travelers must also bring their own facemasks and pay for any drinks not specified in the package.

Pickup and Drop-off Locations

The trip offers pickup locations at several popular destinations along the Riviera Maya, including Puerto Aventuras, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun. This offers convenience for travelers by allowing them to board the transportation at a location closest to their accommodations.

The drop-off points mirror the pickup locations, ensuring a seamless start and end to the journey.

• The ability to choose a pickup point streamlines the travel experience, saving time and effort.
• Visiting multiple towns along the Riviera Maya provides a more comprehensive understanding of the region.
• The direct transportation eliminates the need for additional arrangements, making the day trip efficient and enjoyable.

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Tour Duration and Pricing

A day trip to the Tulum Archaeological Area spans 13 hours, offering travelers ample time to explore the historic site and nearby cenote.

Priced at $99.48 per person, the tour now features a 6% savings, with the current cost at $93.51.

The day includes a guided tour of the Tulum ruins, a swim in the Casa Tortuga cenote, and free time in Playa del Carmen.

Travelers can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, as well as the reserve now and pay later option.

This comprehensive and value-packed excursion provides an immersive experience for visitors to the Riviera Maya region.

Free Cancellation and Payment Options

Travelers booking the Tulum Archeological Area Guided Day Trip can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance. This allows for flexibility in planning, giving guests the confidence to reserve their spot without worry.

Plus, the "Reserve now & pay later" option is available, making it easier to secure their spot ahead of time. The trip’s reasonable pricing, starting at $93.51 per person, provides an excellent value for the comprehensive experience offered.

• Stress-free travel planning with free cancellation
• Convenient "Reserve now & pay later" option
• Competitive pricing for an enriching day trip

Suitability and Recommendations

This day trip to the Tulum Archaeological Area is suitable for most travelers, though it may not be recommended for individuals over 95 years old. The tour includes a moderate amount of walking and climbing, which could be challenging for some. However, the itinerary is designed to provide a balanced experience, with both guided exploration and free time for visitors to enjoy at their own pace.

Suitability	Recommended
Travelers under 95 years	✓
Travelers over 95 years	✗
Moderate walking and climbing	✓
Suitable for most visitors	✓
Accessible for all fitness levels	✓

Customer Ratings and Feedback

According to the customer reviews, the Tulum Archeological Area Guided Day Trip has received an impressive overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.

The feedback highlights:

• Positive comments on the enjoyable experience and quality of the buffet lunch.
• Mentions of some initial confusion regarding hotel pickup and payment, but issues were resolved.
• Highlights include the fun tour and tasty food, despite the heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

The tour doesn’t include bringing your own food and drinks. However, you can bring a water bottle and snacks if desired. The tour provides a box lunch and bottled water as part of the package.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Children?

According to the details, the tour is not suitable for individuals over 95 years old. However, there is no specific age restriction mentioned for children. As long as they can safely participate, children are generally welcome on the trip.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour?

There’s no option to extend the tour beyond the 13-hour itinerary. The package includes a guided visit to the Tulum archaeological site, a cenote swim, and free time in Playa del Carmen, which can’t be expanded upon.

Can I Request a Vegetarian or Special Dietary Meal?

Yes, travelers can request vegetarian or special dietary meals. The tour operator offers a box lunch that includes a sandwich, fruit, cookie, and juice, and they accommodate dietary restrictions with advance notice.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t specify a strict dress code, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes suitable for walking. Light, breathable fabrics are recommended to stay cool in the warm climate.

Recap

This guided day trip from Cancún to the Tulum Archaeological Area offers an enriching and well-rounded experience. Visitors can explore the ancient Mayan ruins, cool off with a swim in a cenote, and enjoy free time in Playa del Carmen. With round-trip transportation, a box lunch, and expert guidance included, it’s a convenient and memorable way to discover the region’s natural and historical wonders.

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