Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga offer a captivating blend of ancient history and natural wonders. Exploring the Mayan ruins along the Caribbean coastline provides a glimpse into a bygone civilization, while the crystal-clear cenote invites visitors to refresh and rejuvenate. This comprehensive day trip promises an unforgettable experience, with a professional guide to enhance the journey. From the stunning vistas to the serene swim, this adventure caters to those seeking to enjoy the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region. With thoughtful inclusions and a reasonable price tag, the stage is set for an exceptional exploration.
Key Points
- Comprehensive 7-hour tour of ancient Mayan ruins in Tulum and a cenote experience, priced at €106.32 per person.
- Tour includes hotel pickup, professional guide, and access to the cenote with life jackets provided.
- Itinerary features guided exploration of Tulum’s pre-Columbian temples and 50 minutes of swimming/snorkeling in an underwater cave system.
- Participants are responsible for a mandatory $10 conservation fee payable in cash on the day of the tour.
- Overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, with high scores for safety and service but lower ratings for value and organization.
Tour Overview
The Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip is a comprehensive tour that allows visitors to explore the ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum and experience the breathtaking natural wonder of a cenote.
Priced from €106.32 per person, the 7-hour tour is limited to 15 participants and offers both Spanish and English language options.
Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off are included, as well as a professional guide to lead the group.
Participants will have the opportunity to freely explore the Tulum archaeological site and enjoy 50 minutes of swimming and snorkeling in one of the largest underwater cave systems.
A conservation fee of $10 per person is payable in cash.
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Tour Pricing
Typically, the Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip costs €106.32 per person. The tour lasts 7 hours and is limited to 15 participants.
It’s offered in both Spanish and English. Travelers can cancel their booking up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
However, a mandatory conservation fee of $10 per person is payable in cash on the day of the tour. The price includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, a guided tour of Tulum, and access to the Cenote Casa Tortuga, where participants can swim and snorkel for 50 minutes.
Food, additional drinks, and gratuities aren’t included.
Itinerary and Highlights
Commencing with hotel pickup, the day trip whisks participants away to the ancient ruins of Tulum, where a professional guide leads an exploration of the pre-Columbian temples perched dramatically along the Caribbean Sea.
After taking in the historical significance and breathtaking views, the journey continues to one of the largest underwater cave systems, where adventurers enjoy 50 minutes of swimming and snorkeling.
Equipped with life jackets, guests enjoy the serene cenote, marveling at the crystal-clear waters and lush, natural surroundings.
Inclusions and Exclusions
As part of the Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip, the package includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, a guided tour and free time in Tulum, as well as access to the cenote with a lifejacket provided.
However, the tour excludes:
- Food or additional drinks
- Photo or video services
- Other activities at Tulum or the cenote
- Gratuities (which are optional)
Participants are responsible for these additional costs not covered in the tour price.
The tour provides a comprehensive experience exploring Tulum’s pre-Columbian ruins and the unique cenote, with transportation and a knowledgeable guide included.
More Great Thing To Do NearbyImportant Information
Confirmation is received at the time of booking for the Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip. There are a few important requirements and recommendations to keep in mind. Tripods are prohibited at the Tulum archaeological site. Age restrictions apply, where children aged 0-4 cannot occupy a bus seat, and the child price is for ages 5-11.
Recommendations | |
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Comfortable clothing | Walking shoes |
Hat | Sunglasses |
Sunscreen | Swimsuit |
Change of clothes |
Bringing these items will ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience during the tour.
Requirements and Recommendations
Tripods are prohibited at the Tulum archaeological site, so visitors should leave these behind.
To prepare for this day trip, it’s recommended to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat can help protect against the sun. Packing a swimsuit and a change of clothes is also advised, as the cenote experience involves swimming.
Children aged 0-4 can’t occupy a bus seat, and the child price applies to ages 5-11. Confirmation is received at booking, and travelers should be aware of these requirements to ensure a smooth and enjoyable Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga excursion.
- Comfortable clothing and walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, and hat
- Swimsuit and change of clothes
- Age restrictions for children
Customer Reviews
With an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 based on 6 reviews, the Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip seems to offer a mixed experience for customers. The tour scores well for safety (4.8/5) and service (4/5), but could improve on value for money (3.8/5) and organization (3.8/5). Positive feedback highlights the quality of the tour and informative guides, though some reviewers note room for refinement in certain areas.
Metric | Score |
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Overall Rating | 3.5/5 |
Value for Money | 3.8/5 |
Safety | 4.8/5 |
Service | 4/5 |
Organization | 3.8/5 |
Ratings and Feedback
Drawn from a modest sample size, the Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga Day Trip boasts a middling overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars.
While the tour scores highly on safety (4.8/5) and service (4/5), the value for money (3.8/5) and overall organization (3.8/5) are slightly less impressive.
Feedback from customers suggests the tour provides a quality experience with informative guides, though some note room for improvement in certain areas:
- Positive comments on the tour quality and informative guides
- Concerns about the value for money and overall organization
- Appreciation for the safety and service aspects of the tour
- Desire for more clarity on inclusions and exclusions
Frequently Asked Questions
Are There Any Special Dietary Requirements for the Tour?
The tour does not seem to include any meals, so there are no specific dietary requirements. Guests are responsible for bringing their own food and drinks as needed during the day trip.
Can We Bring Our Own Equipment for the Cenote Swim?
According to the itinerary, guests can bring their own equipment for the cenote swim. However, the tour provides lifejackets, so it’s not necessary to bring additional gear. Guests should check with the tour operator for any specific guidelines.
Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
The tour doesn’t offer an option to extend its duration. However, travelers can explore the cenote on their own after the guided portion by staying longer at their own expense. Tour operators don’t provide this extension service.
Can We Purchase Photos or Videos of the Tour Experience?
Yes, you can purchase photos or videos of the tour experience. While not included in the tour price, the tour operator offers these services for an additional fee.
Are There Any Additional Fees or Taxes Not Mentioned?
The tour information does not mention any additional fees or taxes beyond the conservation fee of $10 per person, which is payable in cash. Travelers should be aware of this cost when budgeting for the experience.
Recap
The Tulum and Cenote Casa Tortuga day trip offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the ancient Mayan ruins and take in the captivating natural beauty of the region. With a comprehensive itinerary, professional guidance, and inclusions like hotel transfers and life jackets, this adventure promises an unforgettable experience for those seeking to discover the enchanting wonders of Tulum and the crystal-clear cenote. Exceptional customer reviews further validate the tour’s value, making it an enticing choice for travelers.
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