CANCUN
Cancun’s best days out.
The 15 most popular guided tours and experiences around Cancun, from cenote caves and catamaran sails to the Maya ruins and the zip-line jungle.
Chichén Itzá, cenote swim, tequila tasting, and Valladolid in one long day from Cancun, with guided history and Mexican lunch.
Most Popular“The bus ride is long, but the bus is equipped with a restroom. The seats are very close together. We did have a few stops.”
Early Chichén Itzá, cenote swim and Valladolid stops with tequila. Hotel pickup, buffet lunch, plus separate Chichén Itzá entry.
“An amazing tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and was truly excited about the Mayan history that he was giving us. I would have liked more time at the ruins”
Cancun ATV + zip lines + cenote swim with lunch, plus tequila tasting. A half-day adventure with A/C pickup and ATV insurance included.
“The good and the bad. First the good- the cenote swim was the best part just wish it was for longer. The tequila tasting was cool as well. Now the bad- the atvs are just riding In a complete straight line that you just keep turning around and you keep doing the same thing over…”
A long but satisfying Chichen Itza, Valladolid, and Saamal Cenote day with guided history, buffet lunch, and included admission.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
Speedboat through Nichupte Lagoon and snorkel Punta Nizuc’s reef and underwater statues on a small shared tour with gear included.
“Great experience, instructor was friendly and clear with instructions. I enjoyed my first time experience.”
Catamaran sailing to Isla Mujeres from Cancun with guided El Meco reef snorkel, open bar, and hotel-zone transport for an easy Caribbean day.
“While Joel was amazing, I would NOT recommend this experience. The boat was tiny, dirty, and the restroom was extremely makeshift. The place we went for lunch was horrible, and the whole time the drinks tasted like juice. The staff was great but besides that I would say avoid.”
Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá plus swims at Suytún and Ik-Kil, ending in Valladolid with a guided history tour and included transport.
“Started at 7am and Got back 10:30PM. Many stops that were just for shopping. Not enough time for the important stops. White bread sandwich for breakfast.”
Eat your way through downtown Cancun on a guided street food tour with market stops, murals, and classic regional bites for $64.
“My family of 5 (3 adult children) had a wonderful time on the Cancun Food Tour with Adrian & Alex. On the drive to the market, Adrian shared background information about the cuisine & traditions as well as an explanation of the different markets. The tacos de carnitas and the birria tacos were probably the…”
ATV through the Mayan jungle, zipline over the canopy, and swim in a cenote, with tacos and tequila tasting on a 4-hour trip.
“Luis and the whole crew did a great job of making sure we had a blast and were safely enjoying the entire experience”
ATV jungle ride, 3 zip lines, and a natural Mayan cenote swim plus tequila tasting and pork tacos, with hotel pickup from Cancun.
“Allan was a great guide! he was so much fun! we were taken care by him! well recommended”
A full-day Chichén Itzá and sacred cenote trip from Cancún with a guide, Maya village stop, buffet lunch, and quick Valladolid photos.
“We were picked up at 7am but only at 13:25 we get to chichen itza. Spent A LOT of timein the morning trying to sell you stuff while wasting precious daylight. We were given one guided hour + one free hour at the pyramid, not enough time to see the whole complex! At the cenote…”
Beat crowds at Chichén Itzá with early access, a local Mayan guide, and photo time—then head back to Cancún before the late-day grind.
“Juam and Ricardo were amazing! Juam explained the tour of Chichén Itzá so clearly and made everything really engaging. He was excellent with time-keeping and kept the group on track, and on top of that he was genuinely funny, which made the whole experience even better.”
Selvatica’s Cancun zipline and cenote tour with 10 lines, Aquazip and Tarzania, plus a private sinkhole swim and lunch.
“Love the friendly staff and the zip lines. It was so cool to end in a water zip. Swimming in the cenote is always one of my favorite things to do. Love this place so much that I made sure to come back 10 years after my first trip. Will continue to seek out Selvatica…”
Guided Cancun city sightseeing with El Meco ruins, downtown shopping stops, tequila and chocolate tastings, and Playa Delfines views plus drinks.
“Meh. Spent most our time trying to understand a bad sound system or sitting in tourist traps. Not what I had in mind.”
Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, and Valladolid in one long day from Cancun. Includes lunch, entrance fees, and hotel transfers for $129.
“Thank goodness I did not select a 5:AM pick up. I selected pickup at 8:AM and van was 15-20 minutes late from hotel. Another family was already in the van and they were on the van since 7:AM. We were brought to another location to meet up with the bus. Even with assigned seating it…”
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