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Discover the beauty of Cancun with this full-day tour featuring Kaan Luum Lagoon, two stunning cenotes, Tulum photos, and included lunch for $115 per person.

For anyone eager to explore multiple highlights of the Riviera Maya without the hassle of planning each stop separately, the SUPER Tour Kaan Luum Lagoon, 2 Cenotes, and Tulum offers a well-rounded adventure. Priced at $115.00 per person, this tour spans approximately 13 to 15 hours, making it a full-day experience packed with natural beauty and cultural sights. The tour includes pickup at your hotel and provides a mobile ticket for easy access.
Its standout features include swimming in crystal-clear cenotes, admiring the turquoise waters of Kaan Luum Lagoon, and snapping photos at the iconic Tulum Letters. Plus, a delicious Mexican lunch is part of the package, ensuring you stay energized. While this tour is ideal for those looking for a comprehensive day trip with minimal hassle, it involves a fairly long day, so it suits travelers comfortable with full days of activity.

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The tour begins early at 6:30 am with pickup from your hotel lobby, making it easy to start your day without any transportation worries. The inclusion of a box breakfast lunch ensures you’re well-fed from the beginning. The group size is limited to a maximum of 25 travelers, fostering a comfortable and intimate atmosphere.
This setup suits those who prefer a structured day with all logistics taken care of, allowing you to focus solely on enjoying the scenery and activities.

The first stop on this adventure is Tulum, where the famous Tulum Letters stand tall for photo opportunities. This location provides a chance to capture the essence of the Riviera Maya with a backdrop of lush greenery and the ancient ruins nearby. The visit lasts about one hour, during which you can take plenty of memorable pictures. The admission to Tulum is included, and the stop is conveniently scheduled at the start of the day.
While the tour doesn’t include a tour of the ruins themselves, the photo opportunity at the Tulum Letters offers a quick yet striking glimpse of the area’s allure.

Next, the tour heads to Laguna Kaan Luum, a highlight with its explosion of colors and tranquil surroundings. This stunning lagoon is a natural spectacle, offering views that seem almost surreal. The admission to Kaan Luum Lagoon is included, and the stop lasts about one hour.
Visitors appreciate the spectacular scenery, with many taking photos to remember this vibrant spot. While some optional viewpoints may incur additional costs, the main attraction—the lagoon’s vivid waters—is accessible and breathtaking.

The tour then visits Cenote Zacil-Ha, where crystal-clear turquoise waters await. Surrounded by lush vegetation and caverns, Zacil-Ha provides a refreshing swim and a close-up look at the natural formations. The admission is included, and the stop lasts about one hour.
Following Zacil-Ha, the group proceeds to Cenote Kuxtal, described as a magical place with various views of the natural landscape. Nature lovers particularly enjoy this cenote, which offers an impressive visual backdrop and the chance to take plentiful photos. Again, admission is included, and the visit lasts around one hour.
The cenotes are known for their crystal-clear waters and lush surroundings, making them ideal spots for swimming and photography. Optional life vests are available for an extra fee if needed.

A key element of this tour is the included lunch, where you select one dish at a local restaurant. This provides a chance to rest and enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine after the morning’s activities. The lunch is designed to be satisfying enough to keep you energized for the rest of the day.
Additional expenses might include drinks at the restaurant, and life vests at the cenotes if you choose to rent one. Also, there is a federal tax of $23.00 per person at Tulum, which is paid separately.

While the original itinerary mentions a stop at Playa Paraiso for sunbathing and relaxing, specific details about this segment are not included in the provided information. Based on the overall schedule, the emphasis remains on engaging with the natural beauty of the cenotes, lagoon, and the iconic Tulum Letters, making this a full but rewarding day.
Travelers should be prepared for a long day, but the variety of stops ensures that each moment is filled with engaging sights and activities. The pace is active but manageable, with plenty of opportunities for photos and leisure.

The tour operates with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance**, providing peace of mind for those uncertain about their plans. The experience is confirmed immediately upon booking, and the maximum group size of 25 helps maintain a personal feel.
Suitable for most travelers, the tour requires no special physical ability beyond basic mobility, but it involves a fair amount of walking and swimming. It’s ideal for those seeking a comprehensive day trip with diverse natural and cultural highlights.
This tour stands out for its carefully curated stops, attention to photo opportunities, and an inclusive approach that saves time and effort. The admission to both cenotes and the lagoon is included, and the lunch adds value.
While it involves a full schedule, it offers a balanced mix of nature, scenery, and cultural photo stops. It’s particularly suited for travelers who want a well-organized, single-day experience without the need to organize individual tickets or transportation.
The $115 price point reflects a trip that covers multiple must-see locations in the Riviera Maya. The scenic stops at Kaan Luum Lagoon and the cenotes Zacil-Ha and Kuxtal provide unforgettable views and refreshing swims. The photo stops at Tulum add a cultural element, rounding out a diverse itinerary.
This tour is best suited for those wanting a comprehensive, hassle-free day that balances natural beauty and cultural flair. It’s a good choice for travelers eager to see several highlights without the complexity of multiple bookings.
What is included in the tour price?
The admission to Cenote Zacil-Ha and Cenote Kuxtal, admission to Kaan Luum Lagoon, a box breakfast/lunch, and the photo opportunity at Tulum Letters are included.
Are there optional costs during the tour?
Yes, drinks at the restaurant and life vests at the cenotes may incur additional charges. There’s also a $23 federal tax at Tulum.
What is the tour start time?
The tour begins at 6:30 am, with pickup from your hotel lobby.
How long does each stop last?
Each main stop—Tulum, Kaan Luum Lagoon, Cenote Zacil-Ha, and Cenote Kuxtal—lasts approximately one hour.
Is this tour suitable for children or those with limited mobility?
Most travelers can participate, but the tour involves walking and swimming, so some mobility considerations may be necessary.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Will I see Playa Paraiso?
While Playa Paraiso is mentioned as a feature, specific details or scheduled stops are not listed in the provided information.
How many people can join this tour?
The maximum group size is 25 travelers, ensuring a comfortable experience.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, pickup is offered, and transportation is included, making logistics easy for participants.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Comfortable clothing for swimming, sunscreen, and a camera are recommended to make the most of the scenic photo opportunities.
What makes this tour stand out compared to others?
Its combination of natural wonders, cultural photo stops, and included lunch makes it a convenient and satisfying value for a full-day exploration of the Riviera Maya.