Tulum and Cenote

Q: Is the Tulum and Cenote tour suitable for children?

Yes, the Tulum and Cenote tour is suitable for children, especially if they enjoy outdoor activities. Constant supervision is recommended at the cenote, as well as wearing a hat, sunscreen, and bringing water to keep them hydrated during the visit.

Q: How much time is spent at the archaeological site during the Tulum and Cenote tour?

During the Tulum and Cenote tour, you'll have plenty of time to explore the Tulum archaeological site with a bilingual guide. The tour includes general explanations and time to take photos or explore before continuing to the cenote.

Q: How to book Tulum and Cenote?

You can book Tulum and Cenote online through Nomades.com, the largest tour booking platform in Chile. Just go to the activity page, choose the date, number of passengers, and pay online by credit card, bank transfer, or using a 10% deposit to pay the rest at destination.

Q: How far in advance should I book Tulum and Cenote?

The tour Tulum and Cenote can be booked up to 3 days before the departure date. However, we recommend booking in advance to ensure availability.

Visit Tulum in this tour and get to know the wonderful architecture, history and sea in one of the best scenarios in the Riviera Maya.

Free cancellation Free rescheduling

Price per person

US$ 109.00

Duration

9 hours and 10 minutes

Schedules

8:00 am to 3:30 pm

Includes

Pickup at your accommodation (urban area)
Shared transportation
Bilingual guide (Spanish and English)
Entrance ticket to Tulum

Does not include

Food
Drinks
Cenote tax (US$ 10 per person, payment in cash the day of the tour)

Weather

Subject to weather conditions

What to bring

Comfortable clothing
Comfortable shoes
Hat to protect against the sun
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Bathing suit
Towel
Water

Description

Price

Adult: US$ 109 per person.
Child (age 3 to 10): US$ 61 per person.
Infant (age 0 to 2, without a seat, on an adult's lap): for free.

We will gather at our meeting point to head towards Tulum. Tulum, which means wall in Maya, formerly known as Zamá (sunrise in Maya). This was a walled city of the Mayan culture located in Quintana Roo, in the southern part of Mexico. Tulum’s archeological site was built on the top of a cliff on the shore of the Caribbean Sea. It was an important commercial port and one of the few Mayan cities that were still inhabited when the Spaniards arrived. In this archeological site you will learn about the Maya history and about their architecture and temples. You will also visit the Sacred Cenote, where you can swim in its refreshing and peaceful waters. Then you will return to your accommodation, ending the activity.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Tulum and Cenote tour suitable for children?

How much time is spent at the archaeological site during the Tulum and Cenote tour?

How to book Tulum and Cenote?

How far in advance should I book Tulum and Cenote?