CANCÚN · MEXICO
The best of the Mexican Caribbean.
The 15 most-booked guided tours out of Cancún. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it, so you can pick before you land.
Guided Tulum ruins and cenote swim from Cancun with A/C transport, lockers, and a fast history hit. Bring cash for entry fees.
Most Popular“great experience and i highly recommend. the guide was very friendly and informative and did a great job splitting his presentation between english and spanish. Tulum was fantastic and so was the cenotes”
Paddle, snorkel, zipline, and rappel through four cenotes near Cancun, with breakfast, gourmet picnic lunch, and wine included.
“Fantastic adventure in a wonderful destination. The friendly staff was helpful, courteous and accommodating to any request.”
Chichén Itzá and Valladolid in one 12-hour day: guided pyramids, cenote swim, and a buffet lunch with unlimited drinks.
“This was an amazing experience for my sons and I. The experience lasted 12 hours but be aware there is a 2 hour ride each way from the hotel in Cancun. The bus was comfortably air conditioned. There is a bus transfer at their central term”
Cancun Chichen Itza early-access tour with skip-the-line entry, expert Mayan guiding, fewer crowds, iconic photos, and an earlier hotel return.
“Beto was a fantastic guide, it was a very early start from Cancun but it was worth arriving at Chichén Itzá right when it opened. It was a roughly three hour plus trip each way factoring in stopping for pickup/drop off for other members of the tour group. Once there we had some time to…”
Guided Puerto Morelos snorkel in the National Park: two reef stops, pro gear, small groups up to 10, no sunscreen rule. 2 hours.
“Perfect for a 2 hour experience - just snorkeling. No shopping, tequilla tasting, lunch, or waiting on straglers for the bus. Easy Uber ride from resort. Enjoy Puerto Moralles at our leisure.”
Explore Rio Secreto’s underground river and cave formations with small-group guides, A/C transport, gear, and a light lunch for $119.
Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá, a Sacred Cenote swim, and Valladolid with lunch, hotel pickup, and bilingual guiding.
“Over all the tour took 14 hours. It’s basically them just wanting you to spend as much money as possible. They bring you through all these shops and don’t tell you. The tour of the pyramid was 15 minutes and then you had to wait in the hot sun for an hour and 15. Would…”
Cancun day trip to Tulum, Coba, and Cenote Mariposa with guided ruins, Mayan traditions, and a cool cenote swim. Skip ticket lines.
Cancun tour to Chichen Itza plus a cenote swim, Valladolid stop, lunch, and hotel pickup. 12 hours with guided history and great photos.
“Our driver, Pepe, was excellent and timely. Our bilingual guide, Poncho, was informative and gave great tips and insights to getting around and making the most of the time given.”
Cancun day trip to Las Coloradas pink lakes and a Rio Lagartos boat tour, plus a crocodile farm and lunch.
“It was a wonderful tour! The included lunch was varied and delicious, the bus - large and very comfortable. The guide talked interestingly about the sights.Auto-translated”
One long day from Cancun to Chichén Itzá, Cenote Suytún, Cenote Ik-kil, and Valladolid with hotel pickup, guides, and included meals.
“Throughout the whole tour (14 hours) , The tour guy spoke 10 sentence of Spanish and one sentence of English on every subject without stoping, pause common. Period. It was like listening to a typewriter in Spanish. I complained twice and other English speaking tours complained without any change. He even said majority of the…”
Ride through downtown and the hotel zone, hit El Meco and Playa Delfines, and finish with tequila tasting and shopping time.
“The tour around town was interesting and the guide was funny. I was picked up right on time. We made 2 stops for tequila tasting and shopping. At the first stop the vendors were a bit aggressive, the second stop was much better.”
Panoramic double-decker bus tour in Cancun with shopping time, a tequila tasting, and photo stops at El Mirador and the colorful Cancun sign.
Skip-the-line Chichen Itza ticket from Cancun with quick entrance exchange and optional bilingual guide, plus tips for hot-day logistics.
“Did the job perfectly. The only thing is that their office is not very visible; it’s on the right side of the main turnstiles but there is always somebody who can show you the way. Very quick service !”
A 2-hour guided snorkeling tour in Puerto Morelos with gear, park fees, and two reef stops, led by English/Spanish guides for all levels.
The reef and the cenotes, the Maya cities, the islands and the jungle. Every way out of the Hotel Zone.
