Explore Tulum Underground – Private Half Day Tour
$179.00
Imagine this! You dive into deep blue crystal-clear waters, surrounded by rock walls sculpted by nature over thousands of years. Sunlight filters through the cave openings, creating magical sparkles underwater. You’re in a cenote, one of Earth’s hidden treasures.
As you swim, you feel the fresh water embrace you, a perfect contrast to the tropical heat. If you venture in with a snorkel, you’ll discover stalactites and stalagmites beneath the surface, like exploring a submerged cathedral. And if you’re lucky, small fish or even turtles might join you in this unique experience.
Some cenotes are open to the sky, with hanging vines like something out of an adventure movie; others are cavernous and mysterious, with echoes that seem to whisper ancient secrets. It’s not just swimming, it’s diving into a magical world full of history, beauty, and pure adrenaline.
With a private cenote tour, you avoid crowds, explore at your own pace, and learn the secrets of these sacred Mayan sites from expert guides.
INCLUDES:
- Transportation
- Beverages and Snacks
- Snorkel Gear/Wet Suits/Life Jackets
- Certified Nature Guide
- Tickets/Entry Fees
– Tour length 4/5 hours, including transportation.
– Pick up available in Hotels from Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancún, and anywhere in between.
– Suggested Pickup time: 8.30 am or 13.30 pm.
– A Photographer can be added to the experience for an extra 120 USD.
2 people – 179 USD per person
3-4 people – 159 USD per person
5-6 people – 139 USD per person
7-8 people – 129 USD per person
9 or more people – 109 USD per person
Group discounts are calculated automatically.
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FAQ
Not necessarily. Swimming is mostly recreational in our experience, and we provide life jackets when needed. Our guides are always there to assist you, so guests with limited swimming skills can still enjoy the experience comfortably.
Yes! Our cenote experiences are suitable for children, and we generally recommend a minimum age of 5 years old. However, every child is different, so participation also depends on their swimming ability, comfort in the water, and overall confidence.
The water in the cenotes is generally around 74°F (23°C). We also provide wetsuits in the cave areas to help you stay comfortable in the water.
Light rain or cloudy weather usually won’t affect the experience, and can even make the jungle and cenotes feel more atmospheric. However, in the event of a major storm or severe weather conditions that could make the experience unsafe, we may need to reschedule or cancel the tour. Your safety always comes first, and we’ll work with you to find the best alternative.
Absolutely! You are welcome to bring your phone, camera, or GoPro to capture the experience. We do recommend using waterproof protection for your devices. Our guide will also be happy to suggest the best spots for memorable photos.
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