TULUM AND CENOTES TOUR

Travelers should budget approximately 7 hours for this option. Your party travels together in its own transfer vehicle, simplifying movement between the listed stops. Keep in mind that biodegradable sunscreen is required at cenotes. This itinerary pairs a well-known landmark with a more personal choice. After Tulum, the group selects the cenote setting that best matches its interests, whether the priority is open swimming, cavern scenery, or optional snorkeling.

That decision gives the tour more individuality than a fixed combination. It is also a natural way to cool down after walking through the archaeological zone. The sequence works particularly well for couples, families, and small groups that want culture first and a relaxed freshwater experience afterward. Pair the cliffside ruins of Tulum with a refreshing cenote experience in the Riviera Maya. After exploring the archaeological site, choose between Dos Ojos, Sac Actún, or Casa Tortuga for swimming and optional snorkeling in clear freshwater.

Choose this combination when the group wants a clear change of pace after the exposed archaeological site. The cenote portion provides a cooler, water-based second experience, but it also means guests must plan for wet clothing, changing time, and site-specific safety rules. This is more active than a Tulum-only visit and more culturally varied than a cenote-only outing. Keep swimwear and a dry change of clothes easy to reach rather than packed under luggage.

• Round-trip private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Bilingual driver
• Admission to the Tulum archaeological site
• Admission to one selected cenote: Dos Ojos, Sac Actún, or Casa Tortuga

• Snorkel equipment, available to rent for approximately $10 USD
• Guide at Tulum
• Food
• Gratuities

• Crococun interactive zoo (only for Cancun hotels)
• Adult 33usd Children 25usd Senior Citizen18usd.

• Biodegradable sunscreen is required at cenotes

• Prices are in USD or CAN Dollars
• Some tours require full payment at the time of booking.
• If you don’t show up without previous notification to us you will not get a refund.
• All cancellations must be made directly with Canada Transfers
• For cancelation or reschedule without penalty, call us at least before 6:00 pm on the day before the tour
• Refunds will be made within 24 hrs.or less

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Biodegradable sunscreen
• Change of clothes
• Extra cash or a card for tips, souvenirs, photos, optional activities, and other personal expenses
• Hat or cap and sunglasses

• All prices are quoted and charged in USD or Canadian dollars.
• A 5% transaction fee applies to online payments.
• All cancellations or modifications must be managed directly with Canada Transfers; requests made only through the activity supplier are not considered valid.
• Cancel or reschedule before 6:00 p.m. on the day before the activity to avoid a penalty.
• No-shows without prior notice are non-refundable.
• Approved refunds are generally processed within 24 hours or less.
• Rain alone does not automatically cancel an activity. Tours continue unless the supplier determines that weather, sea, or safety conditions are unsuitable.
• If the supplier cancels because of severe weather, safety conditions, or force majeure, the booking qualifies for a full refund without penalty.
• Itinerary changes or optional additions should be requested in advance and may involve an additional cost.

How should our group choose between Dos Ojos, Sac Actún, and Casa Tortuga?

Dos Ojos is known for clear cavern water, Sac Actún emphasizes underground formations, and Casa Tortuga offers a varied cenote circuit. Final conditions and available activities can change, so select according to swimming confidence, mobility, and desired experience.

When must the preferred cenote be confirmed?

Choose it before the tour whenever possible because the route, admission, travel time, and equipment needs differ. A same-day switch may not be possible if tickets, access, or the driver’s itinerary have already been arranged.

Is renting snorkel equipment necessary for the cenote portion?

It is optional for guests who only want to swim, but it can improve visibility of underwater formations in suitable areas. Rental is paid separately, and masks should be fitted before entering the water.

Can a traveler who does not swim still participate in this combination?

The Tulum visit is fully accessible as a land activity, and some cenote facilities have viewing areas or shallow sections. Participation in the water depends on the chosen cenote, life-jacket rules, and the guest’s comfort level.