CANCUN · MEXICO
Cancun’s best days out.
The 10 riviera maya 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.
ATV through the Mayan jungle, zipline over the canopy, and swim in a cenote, with tacos and tequila tasting on a 4-hour trip.
Most Popular“My cousins and I thoroughly enjoyed the ATV, zip lining, and Cenote activity. The guides were engaging, and funny at times. All three activities were enjoyed with my family. Would definitely recommend for anyone visiting Cancun.”
Guided Tulum ruins and a cenote swim at Cenote Mariposa and Chen-Ha, with AC transport and time for photos.
“Great time at the ruin, George our guide was very nice, friendly and knowledgeable. The cenotes were beautiful and was great to cool off.”
Swim Cenote Mariposa, tour Tulum, and snorkel Akumal sea turtles from Riviera Maya with guided stops, lunch, and transport.
“Hermosa experiencia! Visita arqueológica en Tulum, almuerzo buffet rico, abundante y variado, cenote Mariposa, y snorkel con tortugas en Akumal. Jesús excelente guía, muy amable, respetuoso y atento. Se notaba su experiencia y sabiduría en cada explicación. 100% recomendable”
Rio Lagartos mangroves, flamingos, crocodiles, a Mayan clay bath, and the pink salt lakes of Las Coloradas in one long day.
“What a fantastic day! Enrique was an excellent tour guide, and the lunch was absolutely delicious. It was incredible to witness the diverse wildlife in Rio Lagartos, especially seeing multiple crocodiles right up close and personal. Although it was a long day with a lot packed into it, it was definitely worth it!”
9-hour Coba, Punta Laguna, and Cenote Esmeralda tour from Tulum with guided ruins, monkey reserve, optional zip-line, and Mayan lunch.
“Super journée, nous avons adoré la cenote et le repas traditionnel. Nous étions arrivés tôt le matin aux ruines de Coba, ce qui nous a permis de profiter du site archéologique sans la foule.”
Full day from Riviera Maya to Tulum ruins, Coba pyramids, Cenote Mariposa swim, plus Mayan traditions, ceremony, and lunch.
“Well they canceled my tour the day before it was scheduled. it was scheduled for Jan 20th, I woke up Jan 19th to a message saying "sorry, we changed our operating times." they tried to reschedule me for Wednesday jan 21st. but I already had another tour booked. I said that wouldn't work, and to…”
Camel caravan on Maroma Beach with jungle ride and beach club access. Hotel pickup included; small groups; $168 pp.
“Impresionante”
Swim and explore Río Secreto’s underground river near Playa del Carmen, with guided history, lunch, and options from Classic to Wild.
“The tour is extremely commercialized. It felt like being a photo model. You were constantly being told to stand in certain positions so that the photographer could take pictures of everyone. That took up a lot of time. At the end, you could buy the photos for $135. It would have been nicer to see…”
Private Chichén Itzá and Valladolid day trip with a local guide, skip-the-ticket line, lunch, and a swim at less-crowded Cenote Xux Ha.
“Diego Viadero. El guía excelente. Nos enseñó Chichén Itzá increíblemente bien. Sabe mucho. Muy amable. Todo el rato pendiente de nosotros. Felix el chofer también muy bien. El equipo humano un 10. Y la actividad. Valladolid. El cenote una maravilla y la comida tradicional maya en el campo algo para no olvidar nunca.”
Feel the speed on a guided WaveRunner ride near Maroma Beach, plus beach club access. Includes pickup, training, and a bilingual guide.
The cenotes and the reef, the Maya ruins, the island ferries and every way to spend a day on the Yucatan.
