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Experience the beauty of Tulum and its cenote on a private 6-hour tour with expert guides, including archaeological site visits, swimming, and photo opportunities.

This private 6-hour tour offers an intimate and personalized way to explore the stunning Mayan city of Tulum and its nearby cenote. For $168.30 per person, you get a carefully curated visit to one of Mexico’s most beautiful archaeological sites, with the chance to swim in the largest cenote on the Yucatán Peninsula. The tour starts at 7:00 am, ensuring you beat the crowds and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere at each stop.
This experience includes private transportation, a personal guide, and all admission tickets, making it a seamless adventure. While the tour is highly praised for its knowledgeable guides and stunning scenery, keep in mind that additional costs may apply for pickups outside of specific locations and a small entry fee for the archaeological site.
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This tour emphasizes personalized attention with a dedicated guide leading your small group. It departs early in the morning, giving you the advantage of exploring Tulum Archaeological Site before large crowds arrive. The admission ticket to the site is included, and the guide shares insights into the Mayans’ connection to astronomy and the historical significance of the city.
The highlight for many is the visit to the cenote Taak Bi Ha, described as the most beautiful cenote in Tulum. You’ll enjoy crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling, with your guide exploring the secrets of this natural wonder alongside you. The photo opportunities here are abundant, especially since the cenote isn’t crowded and offers a unique, tranquil atmosphere.

The Tulum archaeological site is a key focus of this tour. The guides are noted for their extensive knowledge and engaging storytelling. They explain the astronomical importance of the structures and their role in Mayan culture, making the visit both educational and visually impressive.
Traveling early ensures you avoid the larger crowds that gather later in the day. The site’s coastal setting offers breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea, making it a perfect backdrop for photos. The admission ticket is included, and the guide often takes time to answer questions and share insights about the ruins’ history.

The cenote visit is a major attraction of this tour. The largest cenote on the Yucatán Peninsula offers crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming or snorkeling with provided gear. The guide not only facilitates your swim but also shares the cenote’s hidden secrets, making the experience more meaningful.
The views at Cenote Taak Bi Ha are described as astonishing, with many reviews emphasizing beautiful photos taken in the tranquil setting. This stop is perfect for families or anyone wanting a peaceful natural environment to relax and enjoy the scenery.

The tour features private transportation with no unnecessary stops, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey. The start time at 7:00 am helps maximize your day, and most travelers find the timing ideal to beat crowds and enjoy each attraction at a relaxed pace.
For those staying outside of the immediate area, such as Cancun or Puerto Morelos, an additional fee of $20 USD per person applies for pickup. The tour is designed for small groups, providing a more personalized experience and better interaction with the guide.

Reviews consistently praise the guides, particularly Julio and Hisa, for their knowledge, friendliness, and attentiveness. They go beyond basic commentary to share engaging stories that bring the sites to life. Many mention how guides make an effort to include everyone, answer questions thoroughly, and share insights about Mayan culture and history.
The guides also help with practical aspects like photo-taking, making sure your memories are well captured. Their enthusiasm and professionalism are often highlighted as key reasons why this tour feels special.
The tour’s price includes transportation, a personal guide, entrance tickets, snorkeling gear, and bottled water. The cenote visit and admission fee to Tulum are covered, providing excellent value.
However, additional costs may include the $15 fee for the Tulum archaeological site and $20 USD per person for pickups outside the designated areas. It’s wise to plan for these extras when budgeting.

The tour mainly involves walking around the archaeological site and swimming in the cenote. The duration of about 6 hours makes it suitable for most people in good health. The natural reserve fee and walking requirements are manageable for most travelers, but those with mobility issues may want to consider comfort levels at specific stops.
Booking is straightforward, with confirmation received at the time of booking. The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, allowing flexibility if plans change. In case of bad weather, the experience may be canceled or rescheduled, with a full refund offered.
This private tour appeals to those seeking a more intimate and flexible experience of Tulum and its cenote. It’s ideal for families, couples, or small groups who appreciate guided storytelling and early access to archaeological sites. The swimming in the cenote adds a refreshing element, perfect for travelers wanting both history and nature.
This tour balances cultural exploration and natural beauty seamlessly. The early start and small group size ensure a relaxed, personalized visit to Tulum’s archaeological site and the stunning cenote. The expert guides and detailed explanations make the experience richer than a simple sightseeing trip.
While the additional fees might be a consideration, the overall value and quality of the guide experience make this a highly recommended choice for those wanting a well-organized, memorable day in Tulum. It’s perfect for travelers who prioritize private, flexible, and knowledgeable service.
“Julio was an excellent guide. He was very knowledgeable about the area and shared the history in an engaging and interesting manner.”
Is transportation included?
Yes, private transportation is included with no unnecessary stops, though there is an additional fee for pickups outside certain locations.
What is the best time to start the tour?
The tour begins at 7:00 am, perfect for avoiding crowds and enjoying the sites in a quieter setting.
Are snorkeling gear and water provided?
Yes, the tour supplies snorkeling gear, a life jacket, and bottled water to keep you comfortable during the cenote swim.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start. Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance are non-refundable.
Who is the tour best suited for?
This experience is ideal for small groups, families, or couples who want a personalized visit with knowledgeable guides, early access to attractions, and a mix of history and nature.