Caving · TULUM CAVE TOURS
The 15 best tulum cave tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of the Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid tour from Tulum, with pricing, timing, stops, guide quality, lunch, and practical tips.
“It was an amazing experience with an extremely knowledgeable guide. He went out of his way multiple times to create an unforgettable experience.”
Review of a Tulum, cenote, Yal Ku Lagoon, and beach lunch tour from Playa del Carmen, with practical advice on timing, value, and what to bring.
“Bring your own towels and lunch is late in the day so bring your own sack lunch or protein snacks if you want them. Overall, the day was long, mostly all fun (other than the quite bumpy ride) fun was had. Yes, we would do it again. Gilberto was a great driver. Pulled a long day. Felix was funny and kept us entertained. We would have liked more information on culture overall, more info sharing!”
Tulum ruins, Akumal turtles, and a cave cenote in one full-day tour, with hotel pickup, tacos, guides, and practical tips.
“Marc was an engaging and competent tour guide. The trip was well planned and executed. It was great that they provided snacks along the way. The cenote tour at the end was really special. I would highly recommend this tour for a hasslefree day that you don’t have to plan yourself.”
Selva Maya Eco Adventure Park combines ziplines, hanging bridges, rappelling, cenotes, an optional ATV ride, and a Mayan lunch near Tulum.
“David was a fine guest with lots of knowledge of the vast jungle, the fascinating Zip-lining and the magical Cenotes💧”
Explore a Mayan cenote and Yal-Ku Lagoon near Tulum with snorkeling, cave swims, small groups, gear, snacks, and hotel pickup.
“Excellent time on this excursion. A bit strenous seimming, so make sure you're in shape and can swim. The life jacket help, but are uncomfortable and kept riddimg up around our necessario. The guide and driver were friendly and knowledgeable”
Review of Tulum’s private Tankah cenote tour with zip-lines, canoes, cliff jumps, Mayan lunch, transport, and practical booking tips.
“An amazing experience. Our guide Hugo was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. The cenotes were beautiful and warm to swim in. The zip lines were fun and very safe. And to top it all off the home cooked meal at the end was soooo good. I would 10/10 recommend this tour. Plus paying extra for the private tour was well worth it.”
See Coba, Chichen Itza, a cenote, and Valladolid in one long Yucatan day with guides, lunch options, and practical tips.
“we had the most amazing day for my birthday. Our guide was Arturo and our driver was Humberto. Everything was exactly as described, we had plenty of time at each activity and Arturo was very knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to make the most of a day out.”
Review of the Tulum and Coba tour from Cancun, with cenote swim, Yucatan buffet, transport, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“+ the ruins themselves + guides were professional and knowledgeable - actual informational side of each ruin visit was too short. - check-in the morning of the tour was horrific (need to do significantly better”
Tulum jungle adventure with ATV riding, ziplines, cenote swimming, lunch, transport, and practical tips on value, safety, and delays.
“The overall experience was amazing, zip lining and cenote was fun, our ATVs kept breaking down however I paid for my photos and never received them.”
Review of a private Yucatan cenote tour from Tulum, featuring Suytun, Oxman, Xux Ha, Valladolid breakfast, transport, and practical tips.
“This was the most Amazing experience ever...this tour was our best yet....Viator went above and beyond to accommodate us due to flight delays...The tour itself was Awesome and very personal...The Cenotes were great and our”
Review of Tulum’s snorkeling and private cenote tour, with Caribbean fish, cave swimming, lunch, transport, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Carlos was the most personable and friendly guide and made our day very special. He made sure that our equipment was well fitted for snorkeling and pointed out all of the interesting wildlife and plant life native to the area. We thoroughly enjoyed our private excursion into the underground river and Carlos' jokes made it feel that much more relaxed and enjoyable. Eating lunch in a remote private grass hut and having a chance to visit personally with our guide was the perfect ending.”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, zipline, cenote, and Mayan ceremony tour, with practical advice on transport, value, packing, and who should book.
“This tour was really great. Our guide Julio really explained to us. The cenotes were very pretty. The zip lining was fun. Riding the atv’s were a blast. Overall we had a great time. I would definitely recommend this tour.”
Review of a private Chichen Itza and cenote tour from Tulum, with early access, lunch, transport, guide tips, costs, and practical advice.
“We decided to pay extra for a private tour rather than the tour which does multiple hotel pick ups. This saved us about 3 hours of travelling on the day because we were not having to pick up/drop off anyone else and we were able to go in a private air conditioned car directly to the sites and use the toll roads. They do tell you in the description that the toll road is an extra cost (340 pesos each way at the time of writing) but this saves about 40 minutes each way to Chichen Itza. We felt the cost of the private tour was worth it for the…”
Review of Tulum’s Cenote Trail Bike Tour, covering jungle cycling, swimming, snorkeling, meals, guides, price, fitness, and practical tips.
“We had the best time with Pablo! Truly a not-to-miss tour. The Gran Cenote was our first stop which was a great call because it wasn’t packed at all and GORGEOUS - take Pablo’s suggestion and go as deep into the caves as you can. Then we biked in the jungle to a farm where we had a fresh fruit salad and a little vegetable sandwich before biking to two more cenotes. It was so fun, we would have booked another tour with them if we had time!”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, zipline, cenote, rappel, horseback ride, and Mayan ceremony tour, with honest tips on value, pickup, and what to expect.
“The excursions were great! Victor our guide is the BEST!!! We loved the authencity of being in the jungle.”
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