Top Tulum Archaeology Tours

Explore the structures of Muyil, a Maya archaeological site amid the mangroves of Sian Ka'an, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This excursion from Tulum takes you to the former trading post along an interpretive nature trail before a boat ride to Muyil Lagoon. Then enjoy a relaxing float down the shallow canal as you drift past unique vegetation. Learn from your guide about the ecology of the area and the Maya civilization before a picnic lunch.

Journey to the cultural heart of the Yucatan on this combo tour of Chichen Itzá and the colonial city of Valladolid, departing from Tulum. Your knowledgeable guide offers perspective on the Maya-Toltec design as you walk past the impressively restored structures. Make a stop at a cenote where you can swim and relax. Then, continue on to Valladolid, to have a walk in the city center and enjoy a delicious lunch.

The ancient archaeological site of Chichen Itza is one of the New 7 Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enhance your experience of Mexico’s iconic landmark on a day trip from Tulum, which includes lunch and a cenote visit. Plunge into the refreshing waters of Cenote Saamal, capture photographs of Chichen Itza highlights including the Kukulkan Pyramid, and feast on a buffet lunch inspired by Mexican classics. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Tulum are included.  

Spend a full day exploring the highlights of the Riviera Maya on a small-group tour that takes you to Coba, Cenote Choj Ha, Tulum, and Paradise Beach. Take a refreshing swim in the fresh waters of Choj Ha Cenote; learn about the history and archaeology of Tulum; and relax on the sands of Paradise Beach or splash in the Caribbean Sea near the ruins of Tulum. Your guide shares commentary about the Yucatan region with your small group, which is limited to no more than 15 participants.

If you’ve got an appetite for adventure, then this exhilarating excursion to the Coba and Punta Laguna Nature Reserve is perfect for you. Family-friendly and suitable for all ages, this tour combines Mayan history with cycling, kayaking, ziplining, rappelling, and swimming in a cenote. Climb Nohoch Mul, the highest pyramid in Mexico’s Mayan kingdom, and observe a purification ceremony performed by a Mayan priest. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off in Tulum are included on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.

Visit the ancient Mayan city of Cobá on an easy day trip from Tulum. Located deep in the Yucatán jungle, this archeological site was once an important trade zone. Your guide will share the history of the ruins and if you choose, you can climb to the top of massive stone pyramids to enjoy views of the lush vegetation below.

In this amazing Mayan city you are allowed to climb the second highest Mayan pyramid in Mexico with 120 steps. You will enjoy the tour riding bikes or taking the Mayan limo. Here you will be able to combine history and adventure. Near Coba there are some spectacular cenotes with pristine waters where you will be able to dive or jump, or just swim in these refreshing waters. Finally we are going to have a delicious Mayan lunch in Coba village or in Tulum town.

Discover spectacular natural scenery along with one of Mexico’s most renowned archaeological sites during this action-packed, double-duty tour. Enjoy free time to explore Tulum, a photogenic ancient port city overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Most tours end there, but you’ll shift gears from cultural to natural attractions with a visit to the world’s largest set of underwater caves. Swim through a hidden world of hanging stalactites, previously undiscovered.

Appreciating Yucatan’s significant cultural heritage can be tricky in urban Cancun. Take a break from the city on a full-day tour to Coba to see Mayan ruins up close, swim in a natural cenote, and gain insight into the lived experiences of the modern Maya community. Avoid hidden costs with a local meal included in the price, and relax after a full day’s sightseeing with round-trip transfer back to your Cancun hotel.

If you’re a history buff, no visit to the Yucatan is complete without visiting Chichen Itza, one of the New7Wonders of the World. As well as stopping at a limestone cenote and the colonial town of Valladolid, you’ll experience both guided sightseeing and free time to explore the ancient archeological site, which also has UNESCO World Heritage status. Plus, a buffet lunch is included.

The archeological site of Tulum, an ancient Mayan port overlooking the crystal waters of the Caribbean, is a must-see on a visit to the Yucatan. Enjoy a detailed historical tour just as the site opens, when it is virtually empty and the morning light over the ocean is a treat. We follow up with a visit to an exclusive cenote hidden in the jungle. This is an incredible insight into the underground world of the peninsula, where we walk, wade and swim in the clearest of waters, surrounded on all sides by the wondrous limestone formations that create beautiful textures in the rock. A close-up and exclusive experience of the unique environment of the underground rivers will leave you with a lasting impression of this magical world. The open sink hole in the middle of a labyrinthine cavern and the winding paths that lead us to it will delight your senses.

Between the jungle and the caribbean, is this important city and old coastal port of the Mayan civilization. Formerly called, "Zama", which means "Reborn, Dawn". Another of the sites that with great temples, observatories, remember and still maintain the ancestral energy of the old settlers. A sensorial experience bringing ancient Maya traditions to your ears.

Discover the most important archaeological site of the Mayan Riviera on a professional tour in a first class transportation to Tulum. Where you will learn more about the wonderful Mayan culture and enjoy its archeology. After visiting the archaeological zone of Tulum, we will arrive at Coba, another archaeological site. You’ll learn more about Mayan culture, but first we´ll enjoy a buffet with the typical dishes of the region a delicious food next to a lagoon. . . while one of our professional guides explain in detail how the life of the Mayan ancestors and the architecture took place. At the end of the tour of Coba, we´ll arrive at our true Mayan cenote, there you’ll have time to refresh in the crystal clear and fresh waters of an incredible place formed by nature, a unique experience that you´ll never forget. Visit the town of Playa del Carmen for 45 minutes of free time, there on 5th avenue you can buy local crafts, food, souvenirs for friends and family and much more.

• Morning half day tour to Tulum ruins and Paradise Beach • Guided tour with an arqueologist • Free time to explore the site on your own • Free time at the beach  • Access to facilities at beach club (showers, sunbed, etc) To take advantage of your day this tour will start in the morning, visit Tulum, the only ancient Mayan city on the coast of Quintana Roo !  This site was used as a commercial port and center of exchange, and is located on a 15 meters high cliff, which guarantees you a wonderful panoramic view of the turquoise blue Caribbean Ocean. Indulge in its history during the expertly guided tour and enjoy 30min of free time to take pictures afterwards. At this point you will be ready for a visit to the beach. Next to the Tulum site, you will not miss visiting its beautiful "Paradise Beach", to relax or swim. Enjoy 2 hours of free time at this great location with access to washrooms, showers, and to a sunbed.   A perfect day tour to enjoy two of Riviera Maya hightlights.

Optimize your vacation time on this full-day tour to Chichen Itza, Suytun Cenote, and Valladolid, with hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Tulum hotel. Benefit from the expert knowledge of your guide as you explore the Mayan ruins, enjoy a refreshing dip in the sacred sinkhole, and admire the colonial architecture of Valladolid in just one day, keeping up your energy with a typical Yucatan lunch included in the price.

About 20 minutes south of Tulum, we have the opportunity to enjoy an incredible bird diversity, learn about the current Maya culture and the ancient Maya civilization as we walk and look for birds in the village and archaeological site of Muyil. ​ We explore different habitats in the village with different types of vegetation: mature semi-deciduous jungle in the archaeological site of Muyil and some fresh water wetlands as we walk through flooded jungle using a boardwalk until we reach a fresh water lagoon. ​ On this tour it is possible to identify from 40 to 80 species of birds (depending on the time of the year). ​ Depending on the availability of boats, there is also the possibility to add a boat trip across two lagoons and a lazy river floating experience to this tour. We float in a truly unique setting, listening to the sounds of nature, among mangroves, orchids & bromeliads. A calming experience like nothing you have experienced before.

Not only does this tour take you to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Tulum Archaeological Site for a guided tour of the ruins, but it also lets you explore a few of Tulum’s beautiful natural cenotes. In addition to sightseeing and swimming, this tour includes an authentic Mexican lunch to complete the day.

Amazing views, also wildlife. Beautiful lagoons connected between them by canals. Follow a Mayan commerce route from an ancient Mayan city to a jungle path and then ride a boat on the lagoons and canals, then jump in to the water and lazy float on the current of a canal. In the way back we stop in Cenote Escondido for snack and bathing on its pristine waters.

Our experiences are completely innovative and exclusive that offer culture, gastronomy, entertainment, fun, health, the best private places in nature. Our tours are private or in small groups, always with archaeology experts and with privilege entrances.

The archaeological site of Muyil is located in the northern part of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere reserve. This ancient Mayan trading post is the perfect place to enjoy astounding Mayan temples such as the 17 meters (57 ft) building known as El Castillo in the incredibly diverse semi-deciduous forest of Sian Ka'an. From the archaeological site you will take an interpretive trail towards the tallest observation point of Sian Ka'an to admire the exuberant vegetation of the jungle and the fresh water wetlands. Once you reach the Muyil lagoon, you will take a boat across two lagoons connected by an artificial canal that has been in use for many centuries. Xlapak is the name of the building at the beginning of the lazy river and the start of an incredible floating experience in crystal clear pluvial water on its way to the Caribbean ocean. You will float for over 30 minutes surrounded by mangroves, orchids, bromeliads. A delicious vegetarian picnic with seasonal fruits is included in the tour.

Combine visits to two of the Yucatán Peninsula's most significant archaeological sites during this 8-hour tour from Tulum. Get personalized attention from your dedicated guide as you explore Coba and Tulum, then participate in a traditional ceremony inside a Mayan sweat lodge. Round-trip transportation from your Tulum accommodations and a buffet lunch are included.

Without lines and without the high temperatures, this tour guarantees you an unforgettable experience, very few people know about this option, for this and many things, it will be your best experience visiting Tulum.

Get up close and personal with two of the most spectacular sights in the Riviera Maya during this adventure-filled combo tour. Hop a bike or rickshaw to explore the ancient Mayan city of Coba, surrounded by thick rainforest. Climb the highest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula for unparalleled panoramic views. Top off your visit with a rare peek at Sac Actun, and swim through the world’s largest set of underwater caves.

When your cruise ship docks in Cozumel, make the most of your time by booking a tour of the Mayan ruins in Tulum ahead of time. Travel with a small group of fewer than 15 people, which allows ease of movement around the island and personalized attention from your guide. Through in-depth guided commentary, learn about the history of the ruins and the Mayan people.