Things to do in  Cancun

Great entertainment, plenty of drinks and amazing view of the show. Would recommend to anyone visiting Cancun to visit.

Marco and Rodrigo were great guides! The temple was amazing. Cenote was great to see and swim in. Well worth the 3 hour bus ride from Cancun.

Great customer service and quick efficient ride. Would recommend to any who wish to visit Cancun! Thank you

Definitely the highlight of our cancun trip. The place is beautiful and very fitting for those who enjoy water activities. The ride there was a bit overly long as we had to stop at a transportation center to change buses (ended up being a 2.5h ride from hotel zone) but besides that, it was a great day.

What a beautiful tour! We got to see the true beauty Cancun has to offer. From the ancient mangroves to the tiny shelled you will gaze in aww.

This was hands down my kids' favorite place we went on our Cancun vacation. So many fun things to do and see!

Rodrigo was a wonderful guide. We learned about local flora and fauna, kayaked to a beautiful island. It was so lovely to see a part of Cancun other than the beaches and party scene.

Wow! Coco Bongo is a must do in Cancun. We got the VIP Front Row ticket & the seats were awesome. Best spot to see the show. While the snacks were less to be desired (Choice of Fries, Nachos, Mini Burgers or Hot Dog), the entertainment value was worth it. The drinks were flowing too. Mauricio, our server, was the best! A very fun night!

Great tour with Giovanni who brought us to several restaurants to enjoy one of our favourite foods, tacos! We got to see how fresh tortillas are made and even got a chance to help make some. It wasn't just a taco tour, but also a downtown city tour. Highly recommend this tour if you're looking to get out of the hotel zone and learn more about Cancun and see where the locals eat and enjoy their evenings. We came out of the tour feeling so full and barely had enough room for dessert! Highly recommend Giovanni. We were fortunate enough to get a private tour as one of the participants didn't show up. We chose an English tour but ended up having a French tour once we realized Giovanni spoke perfectly fluent French. We really appreciated that he helped us flag a bus back to the hotel zone at the end of the tour.

I booked this excursion for my second day in Cancun and was pleasantly surprised. I knew it’d be fun, but I didn’t expect to have so MUCH fun that I’d feel both invigorated and relaxed. My driver, Vinny was ahead of schedule when coming to pick me up from my hotel, so we were able to leave on time. Our guide Pablo was super fun and kept all the activities moving smoothly. I was lucky enough to be a part of a group that listened to all the instructions, so we were able to do every activity and have substantial time doing them all. We started with horseback riding. (By the way, the instructions for how to handle the horses going by really fast, so definitely listen up. As someone who has never ridden a horse before, that could’ve intimidated me. I feel like the slightest distraction from listening to the instructions could be a bad thing.) Then the ATV portion was super fun and surprisingly long! Prepare for mud, by the way. Ziplining was my highlight! And the cenote was refreshing, but you should have pool shoes or some sort of water shoe because the rocks are slippery and also can be jagged. Overall, this was a great excursion and I recommend it to all. Things to note: If you purchase pictures, which I did, make sure you bring a flash drive or have enough room on your phone because there is no internet at this location for the photographers to e-mail you a zip folder. I luckily had a flash drive card with me, otherwise I wouldn’t have had my pictures. Also, lunch was good, but alcoholic drinks cost a bit extra. And lunch is served AFTER all the activities. So make sure you get in a meal before the adventure.

It’s long but a lot of good Info ! What a fun place ! So much to do and feels like there is not enough time :) The bus ride however was 2 hours long and there was no bathroom on board, nor any stops. So bring water in case of traffic but dont drink tooo much 😂!!! before arriving to park The tour guide gave us some pointers: He mentioned getting a locker near the entrance , in which we did !!! I recommend going a little further into the park, so if you need back into your locker you’re not having to walk all the way back to the entrance . I recommend starting with the float for it takes quiet some time from start and finish but sooo beautiful ! And then booking an activity at the entrance. ( I would be nervous about booking an activity and then missing your start time due to relaxing and floating) The food was good and the drinks were awesome as well. The park supplies towels, you just have to ask which was a plus, so you don’t have to carry around your towel : it truly is a unique experience, if you want it to be even more unique I recommend bringing extra money for additional activities they are indeed pricey and add up but are quiet unique ! We decided to opt out of any of the additional activities because of the over all price for admission. It is a super long day, we got picked up at 7:15am and didn’t arrive back until past 8:30 pm ! They mention multiple times that phones and cameras are not allowed !!! THEY ARE ! They say this to get you to purchase the photo package ! However, That being said we wish we would have purchased the package for the awesome unique photos they are defiantly way ahead of the game in the photo set up ! Over all 5 stars ! Some key points from us to you. Do not be late ! They will leave without you ! Our bus waiting 30 min for a couple and they left them behind, it is indeed a $200+ taxi to get back to Cancun . * if you get car sick sit towards the front ! * if you want to sit together, get to the bus early enough, for solo travelers always sit by themselves and then your stuck with one open seat here and there !! Park seemed over whelming at the beginning but it’s so big people disperse! * water slides are fun and fast ! That being said the blue one doesn’t have a big hill at the end and the white one does, so make sure if you don’t like going super fast and then finishing with a warp speed water entree, do the blue one for its not as intense, when you walk up ! Do the light house look out and then hit the slide on the way down for you can knock them both out at once! At the end of the day tons of people are drunk and it is funny people watching :) Xoxo 💋 enjoy Xelah it truly is a hidden wonder !

Though it's a long day and a long distance from Cancun, this trip is definitely worth taking. The pink lagoons are surreal and definitely Instagram worthy. The boat trip to see the wild flamingos, pelicans, frigate birds and alligators/crocodiles was incredible. You also get to visit an alligator/crocodile farm, where you hold baby alligators and pose near giant adult ones. The only down side to our trip, was our guide who has very dismissive of the group, and devoted all his attention to just four people who vied for his attention. Seems like his time management and communication skills were off. With a better tour guide, this trip would be 5/5 stars!

When we got off the plane, it took us a minute to find our meeting point, but Isreal found us quickly and arranged for Eric to pick us up. He also told us what dishes we should try while in Cancun and offered some advice on activities we should try. It turns out, no one else was going to our hotel, so we ended up with a private shuttle! Eric was very gracious, answered all of our questions, and even stopped at an ATM for us so we could get some pesos! Great experience, super convenient for getting to our hotel! Highly recommend this shuttle service!

Wonderful tour. Recommend it if staying in Cancun. Get to see both islands off Cancun and the Isla Contoy is a well kept paradise with beautiful beaches and wildlife. Travelling to it along the reef was great as saw turtles swimming and on the way back the crew were excellent getting a party atmosphere going with everyone on board. Overall a great experience.

Wow. Under the guidance of Edwin and Martín, we were gifted with a day in the beautiful Yucatán region that we will never forget. I am really not a fan of tourist-type activities. The destinations, and especially the overall atmosphere Martín and Edwin provided to the tour were incredibly fun to listen to and did the not feel forced. The ruins were incredible, and it was all too clear that Edwín has an immense love for the Maya, as does Martín. My expectation for the Cenote was that we would arrive, squashed in with dozens of other tour groups, with barely any room to swim. Not sure if this was just luck, but this tour got us there about 20 minutes before the mayhem of other tours arrived. Whether or not that was intentional, I now have photos of both a cenote, completely devoid of people, and a photo of my beautiful partner swimming in a cenote with no other swimmers in sight. That’s pretty amazing, and I thank the punctuality of this tour and it’s guides for that. The food buffet offered was exactly what I was hoping it would be, but again, I did not expect it to be as good as it really was. We were really hoping to have an all-in-one experience of real Yucatán food, and they had exactly that. Sopa de Lima, cochinita pibil, and as much of it as you want. We were worried about the quality, being buffet style, but the other night we had tried cochinita pibil in a restaurant known for it in Cancun Centro, and it was nearly as good. By the way- yo soy vegetariano. I advise anybody who is vegetarian to try these dishes. You have all of time in the world to make positive changes in the world using your diet in your home country. In Mexico, you must try the food as the people are very proud of it. Food as very different cultural implications here than it does in the US or other countries. It is very important to immerse yourself in the food if you truly want to know the culture of Yucatán. I highly recommend doing so even as a vegetarian or vegan. Lastly, Valladolid is one of the most tastefully scheduled additions to a tour like this that one could ever hope for. They could have easily made the tour still worth it by just bringing you to experience Chichén-Itzá and a cenote. But they allow you a half hour to explore one of the most beautiful small towns in all of the region. You’ll find shops, street vendors, an amazing chocolate store, ice cream, a beautiful church, a picturesque square… anything you could want to experience in a small town of the region. It was absolutely amazing to be apart of this tour. It would not have been the same experience without Martín and Edwin, and the driver Daniel. Thank you all so much. NOTES for future tourists: The ticket to Chichen-itza is not paid for, nor is the mandatory life vest. Total I think it really only came to 300 pesos or something like that. Rather than telling you what ISN’T included, they tell you what IS. I don’t think it’s meant to be malicious. And again, to all of my fellow vegetarians, try the food. Experience the culture. :)

I took a trip to Cancun for spring break with my college friends and I was very glad that we chose this cruise. I would say that this cruise is probably more enjoyable for college aged kids or young adults just because of the unlimited drinks and dancing which might not appeal as much to families. The staff was very nice and attentive! They had outgoing personalities and got everyone to dance. The lunch that was served was good and the drinks were decent (considering they were unlimited). I opted not to snorkel, but it looked cool and there are other opportunities to get in the water (we loved the water slide). As far as the detour to Isla Mujeres, I could have done without it. We did not realize that you couldn't do anything there without money; even the chairs were for rent. It was still cool to walk around the island, but bring money if you want to do anything besides lay on the beach. If I had to give any advice it would be don't be late to the cruise and bring money for the detour. Overall, I would recommend this experience and would personally love to do it again!

This was a worthwhile excursion that gets you right in the middle of the action in the Yucatán. It was a very long travel day from Tulum but SO GREAT!!! It was a wonderful to see the natural wonders of the pink lake in Los Coronadas. The guides there are very talented at taking great shots. The Mayan mud bath was a very cool experience and the boat rode to see the flamingos and pelicans was amazing. We were lucky on the boat ride to happen to see a crocodile in its natural habitat. Oh and the lunch in Los Riagatos was very tasty. The crocodile farm at the end was fun also. This was a very professional and well run tour experience. Omar was very attentive and his customer service skills are superb. Book this excursion if you are staying in Tulum, Playa de Carmen or Cancun.

I gave this tour 4 stars because of the amazing job Rodrigo did on the Chichen Itza tour. Once we arrived at Chichen Itza, our tour guide Marcos, handed us off to Rodrigo, who speaks good English. He gave us a very detailed history of Chichen Itza. He is a mayan descendant himself and had even grown up as a kid right on the (now) preserved land of the ruins of Chichen Itza. The reason I didn’t give this tour 5 stars is because on the way to Chichen Itza from the the Cancun Hotel Zone, we stopped at Valladolid, but only for 25 minutes, more like a pit stop than anything else. Then you head to a gift shop/restaurant where they serve you a good lunch buffet. But what I didn’t like is that as soon as you arrive, the tour guide leads the entire group to the shop and the workers essentially corralled us into the gift shop and told to buy stuff, be aware that there are no price tags on any of the stuff and you’d be better off buying the same stuff for cheap at the little souvenir shops in Cancun. We picked out a few things and they told us the total was a whopping $170, which we hadn’t known because they don’t put price tags on the gifts. Then you’re told to get them wrapped in paper, when you go over to the wrapping table they simply tell you that you have to get your stuff “blessed” by some other guy before they’ll wrap it. So we head over there with our gifts, get it blessed and try to go back to the gift wrapping table but then we’re told we owe them $20 USD for the blessing that we hadn’t had a choice in getting. Finally we get things wrapped and are $190 lighter. I also bought two VIP tickets, one for my husband and one for me for this tour, but at lunch the buffet worker tried telling me that we only get 1 free alcoholic drink per reservation, which makes no sense since we bought two full price tickets. They don’t speak good English so I just gave them money but it was a bummer. We get back on the bus after lunch and as we’re pulling away, Marcos introduces a guy that works for the gift shop. The guy doesn’t say a word and just silently hands out bottles of alcohol to every couple with their pictures on it that we had take at the gift shop (without saying why they were taking our pictures). I thought it was free but 10 minutes later he comes by our bus seats and asks for $20 USD. Feeling forced again, I just pay the money. So overall I spent $210 extra dollars I hadn’t been planning on spending on this tour. The umbrellas aren’t included that they state in the ticket are included, so bring sun screen. The tour of Chichen Itza is amazing, and the cenote swim was a cool experience, if not a little packed by people. The tequila tasting was interesting.

Felt it was bit rushed! Needed more time at the ceynotes! Also shd have your pick up from Playa del Carmen as saves time then as bus came from Cancun n took us 2 hrs to get to Tulum! Tue your guide mike was v informative! Victor was talking too much for n entire hour n giving us so much information that we didn’t get much to see in Tulum! Felt v hurried at all the locations! I would suggest keep the briefing to 30 min so we can acturally see the place

THIS WAS THE MOST FUN TOUR I HAVE EVER BEEN ON. seriously worth every penny. we went to a little jungle owned by a family of mayan people, then a tour guide took us on a short hike through the jungle (less than one km) and we took a zip lining tour through the rest of it!! we snorkeled in two cenotes that were GORGEOUS and the guide, eric, was extremely knowledgeable about the formation of the rocks and about the history of the place. we then repelled down a well to another cenote, zip lined into a different one, experienced a traditional (non religious) mayan ritual in the original mayan tongue and had a DELICIOUS home cooked meal from the locals. after this (i know that was already a lot but there’s more) we took a ten minute bus ride into tulum and experienced the amazing history of some ancient mayan ruins. we were able to see a village that housed about 3000 people, including a temple, many houses, architectural wonders that you can still see some color on, and many beautiful landscapes. oh, and did i mention we never had to wait in a line for any of it??!! it was the best experience and i would hands down recommend it to anyone traveling to cancun, tulum, or any part of the yucatán peninsula.