Tulum and Cenotes Tankah

Discover two gems of the Mexican Caribbean in one day!

This option is perfect for adventurous travelers looking to get as much as possible from their vacation. In this half day tour we’ll take you to explore one of the most popular archaeological sites in Mexico and then to two amazing cenotes in the Maya jungle.

An expert guide will accompany you throughout your visit to Tulum. They’ll show you the site’s most emblematic temples and will tell you more about the Maya culture. Then you’ll have some free time to take pictures and explore this historic site by the Caribbean Sea on your own.

We’ll finish the tour at Tankah Park, where you can swim in two crystal-clear cenotes: a truly unique experience that’ll become part of your everlasting memories.

Minimum age: 4 years old

Activity level: medium/high

Round trip transportation with A/C from the meeting point or your hotel lobby.
Bilingual guide (English/Spanish)
Entrance to the archaeological site
Entrance to two cenotes in Parque Tankah.
Complimentary bottle of water in Tulum.

Pick-up time is between 7:00 AM and 8:20 AM depending on the hotel. Please send us a Whatsapp message with the details of your tour and hotel to confirm the exact time.
The use of masks is mandatory.
The schedules and duration of the tour may vary, depending on the weather and other situations beyond our control.
Babies from 0 to 3 years old will travel on their parents’ lap, unless they reserve a seat for a fixed fee (35 USD).
In order to provide the service that all our passengers deserve, only 5 minutes of tolerance will be granted in each pick-up.
This tour does not include food.
The tax for the use of video cameras at the archaeological site (45 MXN) is not included.
To request tours in languages other than English and Spanish, please contact us at excursiones@cancunpassion.com or feel free to call us at +52 (998) 881 71 21.

Wheelchair travelers:

The use of a wide wheelchair is recommended for touring the archaeological site.
We suggest that you travel accompanied by a family member or friend. If you are traveling alone, you must be able to move by your own strength.

Tips

Don’t forget your bathing suit and towel for swimming in the cenotes.
Opt for light clothing, sandals, hat and sunglasses.
Two basics for a better experience: biodegradable sunscreen and repellent
Consider bringing cash for souvenirs and other personal expenses.
Make sure your cell phone has enough battery and memory for photos (or you can even bring an underwater camera for use in the cenotes!)
Plan to be at least 5 minutes before pick-up time at the lobby entrance.