CANCUN
Cancun’s best days out.
The 15 1-day tours travellers book most out of Cancun, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you go with. The standout days worth building a trip around.
Chichen Itza plus Cenote Nool-ha and Valladolid from Cancun. Hotel pickup, lunch buffet, and a life-vest cenote swim in one long day.
Most Popular“You get up at 7 only to wait 2 hours for everyone to check in. Other than that it was good. Good tour guide.”
Tulum ruins plus a cenote swim from Cancun. Guided temples with priority entry and a refreshing dip at Puerta Maya.
“Really liked the Tulum tour, learning about the history and having enough time in the attraction. The cenote was beautiful and clean with a nice food truck on site. Only negatives is paying an additional $40 USD per person on pickup, it makes it more expensive than needed. Also, our tour guide was racist towards…”
Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá, Cenote Chichikan, and Valladolid with guided history, a cenote swim, tequila tasting, and optional VIP lunch.
“Rodrigo, Jenny and Enrico made a brillant Job! We spent a wonderful day with the Cenote and the temple as highlights! Only 2 things that may be improved: More time in Valladolid and Excel the soup and the Tacis, lunch is nothing special and then too expensive. Both topics were not so important but I…”
Tulum ruins and Cenote Nohoch in one full-day trip from Cancun, with hotel pickup, guided history, and an included Yucatecan lunch.
“Tulum was super hot as expected so bring a hat and metal water bottle. The Cenote was amazing. The driver (Santiago) and guide (Tomas) did a great job. The only downside is it took 4 hours to pick everyone up at their hotels and 3 hours to drop off.”
Rio Lagartos mangroves, flamingos, crocodiles, a Mayan clay bath, and the pink salt lakes of Las Coloradas in one long day.
“This tour is a must when visiting Mexico! The pink lake is so unique and the guides are super friendly, giving you enough time to enjoy the area. The boat tour in rio lagartos was so amazing too, we so different birds (pelican, flamingo) and crocodiles from close distance. The food was delicious. Totally advice…”
Guided Tulum, Coba, Kuxtal cenote and Playa del Carmen in one day from Cancun with skip-the-line entry, lunch, and English support.
“The tour was very fine. Alan did a very good job, as well as Daniel. The timing to visit the sites was also perfect. Of course everything took more time than on a private tour, but it was so managed, that no time went lost. Even the usual sales-stop was nice and for people interested…”
Ek Balam ruins and Cenote Maya Park from Playa del Carmen in one 8-hour day trip with lunch, guide, and a Maya shaman blessing.
“Ek Balam Ruins are a great place to visit. We were picked up on time and taken to the Cenote Maya Park first. We were welcomed there with a Mayan ceremony and then taken through the gardens were they grown pineapples, bananas etc and shown a Mayan house. The Cenote was great! the had abseiling…”
A one-day Cancun tour packing Tulum, Coba, Cenote Kuxtal swim, and Playa del Carmen shopping, with lunch and transfers included.
“Contratamos la excursión a Tulum, Coba, playa del Carmen y cenote por un precio. Cuando seleccionamos que nos recojan en el hotel se nos sumo un importe adicional. Llego el día de la excursión y resulta que nos dicen que no podemos ir a playa del Carmen y si vamos tenemos que pagar el regreso…”
Cancun day trip to Bacalar’s Cenote Azul, pirate-style pontoon rides, and the Lake of the Seven Colors, with breakfast and lunch.
“We were picked up from our city hotel in Cancun at around 5:25 am and arrived at Cenote Azul around 11 am. There we could enjoy our breakfast with a view of the cenote and then swim in it. Around 12:40 p.m. we continued by bus to Cocalitos, a beautiful place where we could swim,…”
Cancún day trip to Chichén Itzá, Cenote Oxman swim, and Valladolid. Guided ruins, Mayan buffet lunch, hotel pickup, ~12 hours.
“Booking company did not act how I expected. They changed my meeting point and didn’t even give a 24 hour notice. The transportation service was great and so was the guide. In my opinion too much time is spent at Chi Chen Itzá and not enough time at the cenote or Valladolid. The cenote that…”
Two days touring Uxmal, Chichén Itzá, Izamal, and Ik Kil from Cancún with A/C transport, expert bilingual guiding, and a Merida hotel night.
“The tour was amazing.. highly reccomanded and the only one of its kind .. our guide Max and the driver José were super .. just wanted to thank them for all the memories”
Tulum ruins, Coba jungle pyramids, a cenote swim, then Playa del Carmen Fifth Avenue in one long day from Cancun.
“Jorge and Luis were fantastic guides. They were prompt at picking us up at our hotel and were very communicative with us throughout and before the tour began. Jorge was very knowledgeable regarding history of Tulum and Coba. Luis our shuttle driver got us to every destination quickly and did not waste any time! Jorge…”
One day from Cancun to Tulum, Cobá, a cenote swim, and Playa del Carmen 5th Avenue, with pickup, lunch, and bilingual guides.
“Fun trip but can be managed better. Coba needs cycle/tricycle NOT WALKABLE for the time given. Guide - can be more precise and give more time for exploring. Best hand over a reading material. Food was good. For the price the entire tour was great. Hectic. Definitely recommend and must for people who loves history.”
One day bus tour from Cancun to Tulum and Coba with cenote swim, lunch buffet, and a quick stop on 5th Avenue.
“It was a great experience. The guide, the assistant and the driver were nice and service oriented. The guide was great, knew a lot. I was recommended by reviews to NOT buy the insect repelent, great advice, smells awful and you don't need it.”
A long Cancun day trip pairing Chichén Itzá with two cenote swims and a quick Valladolid break, with a bilingual guide.
“Very professional informative team, everything is very planned and taken care of. Thank you for the wonderful experience to take home”
The cenotes and the reef, the Maya ruins, the island ferries and every way to spend a day on the Yucatan.
