Playa Del Carmen’s natural wonders await the intrepid traveler. The "Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet" tour promises an unparalleled aquatic experience. Guests will enjoy the breathtaking Yalku Inlet, explore both open and underground cenotes, and indulge in a regional buffet. With transportation and a bilingual guide, the tour ensures a seamless and unforgettable day. But the true allure lies in the opportunity to witness Playa Del Carmen’s aquatic enchantment firsthand – a chance to uncover the captivating secrets that lie beneath the surface.

Key Points

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Key Points

  • Full-day adventure combining snorkeling at Yalku Inlet and two cenotes, priced from $86.58 per person for an 8.5-hour tour.
  • Access to Open Cenote, Underground Cenote, and Yalku Inlet, with high-end snorkel equipment provided, including full-face and prescription masks.
  • Comfortable transportation from Tulum and Riviera Maya, with a bilingual guide assisting and leading the tour.
  • Restrictions in place to ensure safety and comfort, including exclusions for non-swimmers, visually impaired, recent surgeries, and participants over 70.
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and "reserve now, pay later" option available for added flexibility.
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Tour Overview and Pricing

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Tour Overview and Pricing

This experience offers a full-day adventure that combines snorkeling at the Yalku Inlet and two captivating cenotes near Playa del Carmen.

Priced from $86.58 per person, the 8.5-hour tour provides access to the Open Cenote, Underground Cenote, and Yalku Inlet. Guests will enjoy high-end snorkel equipment, including full-face and prescription masks, as well as a regional buffet accommodating various dietary needs.

The activities include a 90-minute swim at Yalku Ocean Inlet, a 20-minute swim at the cavern cenote, and a 45-minute swim at the open cenote.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a "reserve now, pay later" option make this tour convenient and flexible.

Experience Highlights

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Experience Highlights

Visitors can access the Open Cenote, Underground Cenote, and Yalku Inlet, seeing the region’s natural wonders.

High-end snorkel equipment, including full-face and prescription masks, is provided to ensure a comfortable and safe experience. A regional buffet accommodating various dietary needs is included, allowing guests to refuel after their aquatic adventures.

The tour offers 90 minutes of swimming at the Yalku Ocean Inlet, 20 minutes at the cavern cenote, and 45 minutes at the open cenote.

Thrilling activities like jumping platforms and water zip lines add an extra touch of excitement to the experience.

Transportation and Guide

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Transportation and Guide

Comfortable transportation is provided from Tulum and Riviera Maya to the meeting point, which is located outside the Cocobongo Club in Playa del Carmen.

Upon arrival, a bilingual guide (Spanish and English) will be on hand to assist and lead the tour. Participants should confirm their pick-up time and location with the supplier prior to the tour.

The guide will ensure a smooth and informative experience, providing insights and managing the group throughout the various snorkeling activities at the Yalku Inlet and two cenotes.

Guests can rely on the guide’s expertise to make the most of this immersive nature and culture tour.

What to Bring and Restrictions

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - What to Bring and Restrictions

Recommended items to bring for the tour include a change of clothes, towel, biodegradable sunscreen, beachwear, and biodegradable insect repellent.

Oversize luggage, baby strollers, large bags, alcohol, and drugs aren’t allowed. This is to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

The tour isn’t suitable for children under 2, pregnant women, wheelchair users, non-swimmers, visually impaired individuals, those with recent surgeries, motion sickness, babies under 1 year, and people over 70 years.

A preservation tax of $15 USD per person will also be collected.

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Participant Restrictions

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Participant Restrictions

The tour isn’t suitable for certain participants due to safety and accessibility concerns.

Children under 2, pregnant women, and wheelchair users aren’t allowed to join the tour. Non-swimmers, visually impaired individuals, those with recent surgeries, and people prone to motion sickness are also excluded.

Babies under 1 year and participants over 70 years old aren’t permitted.

A preservation tax of $15 USD per person must be paid.

These restrictions are in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests during the snorkeling and swimming activities at the Yalku Inlet and cenotes.

Preservation Tax

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Preservation Tax

A $15 USD per person preservation tax must be paid by all participants.

This tax is required to help maintain and protect the natural beauty and ecological balance of the Yalku Inlet and cenote locations visited during the tour.

The preservation tax ensures that the delicate ecosystems remain intact and accessible for future generations to enjoy.

This fee is collected at the time of the tour and is separate from the tour’s overall cost.

It’s an important contribution that helps sustain the conservation efforts in these unique natural wonders, allowing visitors to responsibly appreciate the stunning environmental features of the region.

Meeting Point and Pickup

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Meeting Point and Pickup

Participants meet at the designated meeting point outside the Cocobongo Club in Playa del Carmen.

The supplier confirms the exact pickup time and location with each customer prior to the tour.

Comfortable transportation from Tulum and the Riviera Maya is provided to bring guests to the various snorkel sites.

Throughout the excursion, a bilingual guide is available to assist participants in both Spanish and English.

The guide ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience, providing insights and guidance during the snorkeling activities at Yalku Inlet and the two cenotes.

After the water-based adventures, guests are transported back to the original meeting point in Playa del Carmen.

Cancellation Policy

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Cancellation Policy

According to the tour details, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

This flexible policy allows customers to book their tour with confidence, knowing they can get a full refund if their plans change. The "reserve now & pay later" option also provides added flexibility, enabling customers to secure their spot without immediate payment.

This cancellation and booking policy caters to the needs of travelers, ensuring they can easily adjust their plans if necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Playa Del Carmen Yalku Inlet & 2 Cenotes! Snorkel and Buffet - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Participate if I Have a Medical Condition?

Participants with medical conditions should check with the tour provider to ensure they can safely participate. The tour may have restrictions based on the specific condition, so it’s best to inquire beforehand.

Is There a Minimum or Maximum Group Size?

The tour doesn’t specify a minimum or maximum group size. However, it notes that the experience may not be suitable for certain participants, such as children under 2 or those with specific medical conditions or physical limitations.

Are Photos or Videos Allowed During the Tour?

Photos and videos are allowed during the tour, but participants are encouraged to be mindful of other guests and avoid interfering with the tour experience. Certain areas may have restrictions for safety or environmental reasons.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have a strict dress code, but the company recommends wearing beachwear, a change of clothes, and bringing a towel. Biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent are also suggested to ensure comfort during the activities.

Can I Bring My Own Snorkel Equipment?

Participants are provided high-quality snorkel equipment, including full face and prescription masks, as part of the tour experience. Bringing one’s own snorkel gear is not recommended or necessary for this activity.

Recap

This tour offers a unique and captivating experience in the stunning Playa Del Carmen. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of Yalku Inlet and two cenotes, with high-quality snorkel gear for their comfort and safety. The regional buffet caters to various dietary needs, and the provided transportation and bilingual guide ensure a seamless and memorable aquatic adventure in a paradise setting.

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