Private Tours from Cancun

Swimming in cenotes is a unique and revitalizing natural experience that connects visitors with the beauty of the ecosystem and the rich history of the region, offering adventure, relaxation, and a deep connection with the Earth and the ancient Mayan culture. They are natural sanctuaries for swimming, snorkeling, diving, and contemplating nature.

SWIMMING IN THREE CENOTES

Akumal is a unique and privileged location located south of the Riviera Maya. It translates to "Place of Turtles" in Mayan. The beach is distinguished as a natural sanctuary where you can admire turtles and exuberant marine life. Snorkeling with sea turtles in the Riviera Maya is an unforgettable experience for sea and nature lovers.

TURTLES SNORKEL

Swimming in cenotes and the ocean offers a unique natural experience. Cenotes connect you with the stunning jungle through crystal-clear waters and magical rock formations. In contrast, swimming in the ocean allows you to observe marine life, such as turtles, in their natural habitat, combining aquatic adventure with the serenity of a tropical setting. Both experiences are memorable!

TURTLES + CENOTE

Cobá is a large Mayan archaeological site in the middle of the tropical rainforest. At its peak, it was one of the most important and powerful Mayan cities. Cobá Cenote and Turtles is a blend of history, nature, and adventure, allowing visitors to explore the jungle, swim in a stunning cenote, and have a tender encounter with sea turtles.

TURTLES + COBA + CENOTE

The Ek Balam ruins are an important Mayan archaeological site in Yucatán, Mexico, meaning "Black Jaguar" or "Jaguar Star." Visiting Ek Balam offers a unique experience, as it is an archaeological site with characteristics distinct from other Mayan sites. It combines history, Mayan culture, and the adventure of immersion in the natural beauty of a cenote in that region.

EK BALAM + CENOTE

Holbox is a paradise island located at the northern tip of the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico (approximately 2:30 hours from Cancun). Holbox Island is 43 km long and its fine sandy beaches with sandy streets and a friendly, Caribbean atmosphere are the best memories that visitors take with them in their memories and hearts. It is a destination that combines natural beauty, adventure, and tranquility, ideal for escaping from the routine and enjoying nature at its finest.

HOLBOX ISLAND

Isla Mujeres is a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) and one of the iconic destinations of the Mexican Caribbean. Located off Cancún, Mexico, it's known for its white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and abundant marine life, ideal for beach lovers and snorkelers. Its name comes from the female figurines found by the Spanish, deposited in honor of the Mayan goddess Ixchel.

ISLA MUJERES

Cozumel is the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean, located just off the coast of the famous Playa del Carmen, known as Kuzamil, which means Island of the Swallows in Mayan. It is a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) in Mexico, recognized for its rich cultural heritage, beauty, and traditions. Cozumel is excellent for tours focused on its spectacular coral reefs and marine life, thanks to its location as home to the second largest coral reef in the world.

COZUMEL ISLAND

Bacalar, or the Lagoon of Seven Colors, is a lagoon located in the southern region of Quintana Roo, Mexico. This impressive body of freshwater, which stretches 42 kilometers long and is just over 2 km wide at its widest point, gets its name from its stunning spectrum of blue hues, ranging from deep sapphire to brilliant turquoise. Its crystal-clear waters and serene atmosphere have made it one of the most sought-after destinations in the Mexican Caribbean.

BACALAR