Scuba diving off the shores of the Caribbean features nothing less than crystal clear water teeming with corals and sea life as well as magical cenotes and shipwrecks. And on these scuba packages, qualified divers can take their dive portfolio to the next level. Discover the cool waters of a cenote or even head to the depths of a sunken shipwreck.
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Coba, Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid Tour with Lunch
Enjoy a guided excursion in Coba, Chichen Itza, and Valladolid, and swim in a wonderful cenote.
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Chichen Itza and Valladolid full-day tour with Cenote swim and lunch
Discover the main archaeological site of the Yucatan Peninsula on this full-day tour to Chichen Itza. Also, you will swim in a sacred cenote, and explore the colonial town of Valladolid.
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Private evening tour to a Mayan village from Riviera Maya in Mexico
On this private tour, you'll see how a Mayan community lives before taking part in their sacred rituals. Your evening begins with a tour of the village, after which you'll stop to learn how tortillas are made from scratch. Then, you'll take part in a sacred purification ceremony inside a traditional temazcal, a volcanic steam bath, to cleanse and renew the mind and body. Next, you'll head over to the local watering hole – a natural cenote – for a nighttime swim, before rounding the evening off with some traditional Mayan fare.
Thrill-seekers will go wild for this exciting morning out in Cancun. We'll take you to the heart of the Maya jungle where you can try your hand at ziplining, horse riding and cenote swimming. And if you really want to rev things up, jump on an ATV for a thrilling ride through the wilderness. Then, when you've worked up an appetite, you'll head for lunch at a rustic restaurant, serving up local faves.
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Guided Tour of Ek' Balam and Valladolid with Cenote and Lunch
Get a close-up look at Maya history and traditions on this off-the-beaten-track tour. You'll visit the ancient Maya city of Ek' Balam – the most recent to be opened to the public – as well as Yalcoba to swim in the cenote and a stop in Valladolid. Francesca, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Archaeologists only began uncovering Ek' Balam in 1985, and they're still digging away today. It's a more complete site than many others, and you can still imagine daily life in the Maya town going on around you as you explore. But the main reason I enjoy Ek' Balam is that there are so few visitors.'We'll start the adventure with a guided visit of Ek' Balam, which translates as ‘Black Jaguar.' The site has more than 40 structures and its walls formed a maze, while the main pyramid, known as the Acropolis, has a well-preserved entrance surrounded by the open jaws and fangs of a jaguar. It's bigger than even El Castillo at Chichen Itzá. Best of all, you can climb to the top – which few Maya sites allow.Afterwards, we'll head to Yalcoba where you can try your hand at chocolate-making and learn how to craft obsidian at a workshop. After a tequila and mezcal tasting you'll have time to enjoy the crystalline cenote, then tuck into a tasty buffet lunch of typical regional dishes. Lastly, we'll have a quick stop in central Valladolid, a city known for its art and architecture and a picture-perfect medley of colourful colonial buildings and historic churches.
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Full-day guided boat tour to Holbox and Passion Islands
Cruise to Passion and Holbox Islands on this full-day guided tour. Your first stop is the uninhabited Passion Island – here you'll have time to sit back and relax on the white sandy beach. Then, head over to Holbox Island to check out the Punta Mosquito sandbank, before tucking into a few local dishes onboard the boat. Afterwards, there'll be some free time to wander through the streets of Holbox Island, before taking a refreshing dip in Yalahau Cenote's cooling waters.
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Isla Contoy & Isla Mujeres Boat Cruise
Swathes of white sandy beaches, tropical bird sanctuaries and dazzling coral reefs – these are just a few characteristics of Contoy and Mujeres islands. And, on this full day boat trip, you'll hop across the sea from Cancun for a day of snorkelling, sunbathing and wildlife spotting.
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Sian Ka’an Reserve Tour with Boat Trip
The ancient Maya called it ‘Where the Sky Begins' – and there's definitely a touch of heaven to Sian Ka'an. Its mangroves, coral reefs, wildlife and archaeological sites mean that it's both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Biosphere Reserve, a rare double that puts it in the Champions League of natural parks. Manon, one of our expert local guides, says, “I first came to Sian Ka'an as a visitor on holidays from Normandy and totally fell in love with it – now I work in this paradise. I come here every day and have never lived the same experience twice.” The adventure begins the moment you step onto the boat to explore the dense mangroves. As you navigate through the reserve, you'll be surrounded by flora and fauna – over 300 species call this place home, including birds, crocodiles and dolphins. As the boat drifts along, your guide will point out unique plant species that thrive in this wetland ecosystem, explaining their vital roles in maintaining the ecological balance. Then, you'll head out into the Caribbean Sea to snorkel in one of the best-preserved reefs in the area. You'll also drop the anchor at a shallow stretch of sand with low tides and crystal-clear waters, known locally as La Piscina. Then, the afternoon is all about unwinding. You'll head to Punta Allen, a small Mayan fishing village, where you can savour some local dishes, before having some time to sit back and relax. It's an idyllic end to a day spent immersed in some of Cancun's most stunning natural scenery.
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Avoid the crowds and the midday heat in Chichén Itzá. Be one of the first to enter the archeological site with hotel pickup and early arrival at 8.00am.
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Tulum Private Tour with a Local Guide and Maya Community Visit
This exclusive private tour ensures you'll be one of the first visitors through the gates to explore the Yucatan's best-preserved archaeological site – the ancient ruins of Tulum. A guided tour is followed by a swim in an underground cave and a stop by a typical Mayan community.
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