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Cenote Adventures: The area around Tulum is dotted with cenotes—natural sinkholes filled with fresh water, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Exploring these natural wonders is an ...

Viator Exclusive: Tulum Ruins, Reef Snorkeling, Cenote and Caves (3887 reviews) Half-Day Luxury Sailing Experience in Tulum with Open Bar ...

Reviewers particularly enjoyed the caves and the cenotes, and praised the friendly, safety-conscious guides. Many also appreciated that the park was less busy than other spots in Tulum.

From swimming with dolphins and securing nearly impossible bookings to arranging stays in villas with private helipads, a travel concierge manages every detail of vacations from start to finish.

Look no further! Tulum makes for a great day trip from Cancun, offering the chance to explore ancient Mayan ruins, swim in some incredible cenotes, or partake in adventure activities like ziplining or ...

From Tulum, take the main highway 307 north for about 5 miles ... And don’t forget to keep an eye out for Panchito, the small Casa Cenote crocodile who lives there! Casa Cenote snorkeling offers ...

This beautiful stretch of coastline in Andalusia is a fantastic choice for April, when sunshine really starts to ramp up with ...

From secluded retreats to innovative resorts, explore the top 14 hotels that are shaping Tulum’s future. The dialogue around Tulum's transformation needs an update. Yes, the former fishing village has ...

When I arrive in a new area, the first thing I do is book a local food tour. Wandering little-known neighborhoods with my husband, tasting the region’s food, and hearing the stories of the ...