• Cenote Cristalino - If you like to see different things than the usual, go swim in this open (not in a cave) cenote, popular for its “U” shape form. There are many mangrove plants to see around, while you’re swimming. This cenote has a half cave you can swim through, and it’s nice to see the contrast between the dark and light water.
• Tulum Archaeological Site - It’s one of the most important archeological zones in the state of Quintana Roo. Tulum means “enclosure or wall”, so you will be able to see a lot of the Mayan culture within these walls. This city was built on a cliff from which you can see the turquoise shades of the Caribbean Sea in all its splendor.
• Zona Arqueologica de Coba - This Mayan site is still largely unexcavated; however, visitors can enjoy shaded walkways in the original roads and see 3 settlements that show the architecture, 2 ball courts and climb the highest Mayan pyramid. Archeologists have estimated that 6,000 structures exist, but only 3 settlements are for public viewing.

• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Air-conditioned, clean and comfortable private vehicle
• Bottled water
• Two-way transportation service
• Qualified local English-speaking driver
• Hotel/Accommodation pickup and drop-off

• Entry or admission fee (optional). Cenote cristalino-8 USD; Tulum-5 USD; Cobá-5 USD

Experience a seamless arrival at your selected destinations with our private service, offering delightful and genuine insights into the local culture. As you travel, immerse yourself in the stunning natural landscapes and get a glimpse of the vibrant Mexican southeast culture. Additionally, there are numerous sightseeing options available for you to enjoy during the 4-hour stop. With a variety of choices, such as archaeological sites or entertaining activities, it is recommended to visit the Mayan parks and some of the cenotes in the region.

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