Tulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal

With a Spanish- or English-speaking guide it runs on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In Italian it runs on Mondays and Fridays, and in Portuguese on Fridays only. When booking you choose the language first and the calendar shows only those days.

Spanish, English, Italian and Portuguese. The language determines which days you can travel, so choose it before looking at dates.

Yes. Akumal bay has green turtles feeding on the seagrass near the shore, and the snorkelling is done with a guide in their natural habitat. They are wild animals, so there is no guarantee of how many you will see, and touching or chasing them is forbidden.

No. Entrance and conservation fees are paid separately, in cash, on the day of the tour: USD 40 per adult and USD 25 per child for foreign visitors; MXN 700 and 450 for Mexican nationals with valid ID. The exact amount is confirmed when you book.

A life jacket is compulsory and included, so you do not need to be a strong swimmer, but you should be comfortable floating in open water. The guide stays with the group throughout.

A freshwater cenote in the Riviera Maya. Entry is included in the tour, along with a life jacket and a locker for your belongings.

The tour includes two bottles of water. Drinks with the meal and alcoholic drinks are not included; bring cash for anything you want to buy.

A swimsuit and towel are essential. Comfortable clothes and shoes, biodegradable sunscreen, sunglasses or a cap, and cash for entrance fees, drinks and tips are also a good idea.

Akumal is a protected bay and cenotes are fresh water connected to an underground system: regular sunscreens damage the reef, the seagrass the turtles feed on and the cenote water. That is why biodegradable sunscreen is required to enter the water.

Yes, with pickup at most hotels in Cancún and Puerto Morelos. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.

Children aged 3 to 11 pay the child rate. Infants aged 0 to 2 do not pay for the tour. Children's entrance fees are still paid separately.

The Tulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal tour lasts about 8 hours.

Prices: Child (3–11 years): $1,560 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $2,080 MXN.

Included: Round-trip transport from most hotels in Cancún and Puerto Morelos, Certified bilingual guide, Guided visit to the Tulum archaeological site, Entry to Cenote Mariposa, Guided snorkelling with turtles at Akumal beach, Life jackets and lockers, Two bottles of water.

Not included: Entrance and conservation fees: USD 40 per foreign adult and USD 25 per child; MXN 700 and 450 for Mexican nationals, paid on the day of the tour, Drinks with the meal, Alcoholic drinks, Tips, Souvenirs, Any service not mentioned.

Hotel pickup in Cancún or Puerto Morelos. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.