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Akumal is a small beach town located between Playa del Carmen and Tulum on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Meaning “land of the turtles” in the Mayan language, Akumal is famous for its plentiful sea turtle population. Its secluded white-sand beaches and peaceful bays are also ideal for those seeking a more private experience.

  • Cozumel, Quintana Roo, 77600
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Tulum, Snorkeling with Sea Turtles, Cenote and Beachside Lunch

Tulum, Snorkeling with Sea Turtles, Cenote and Beachside Lunch

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Discover the ancient city of Tulum and learn about the Mayan civilization and amazing architecture. Admire the well-preserved ruins and stunning coastal views. Then, journey to Akumal, a coastal community known as the "place of turtles," where you'll have the incredible opportunity to snorkel with these majestic creatures in their natural habitat, guided by our experienced staff. Continuing our adventure, we'll take you to an ancient Mayan cenote, an underground oasis surrounded by breathtaking cave formations. Swim into the crystal-clear waters of these freshwater pools, hidden within the Yucatan Peninsula's land, and be enchanted by their beauty. To conclude the tour, indulge in a delectable lunch at our exclusive beach club, nestled along the coastline.
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  • 6 hours 30 minutes
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Tulum ruins swim with turtles in Akumal and Cenote

Tulum ruins swim with turtles in Akumal and Cenote

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Visit one of the most shocking archeological sites in the Riviera Maya: Tulum, is the only city of the ancient Maya on the shores of Caribbean Sea. Tulum was an important port, used by the extensive commercial network of the Mayas, since the commercial maritime and terrestrial routes converge here. Akumal “Place of turtles” in Mayan, considered as one of the best touristic destinations in the Caribbean Sea. The place has a natural beauty, the swimming and snorkeling are excellent options for everyone. You’ll know this beautiful bay and enjoy of magnificent waters of Akumal. The Adventure is with turtles! Snorkel and admire his magnificent animals in the natural habitat. An unforgettable experience.
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No PhotoTulum Akumal Snorkel Tour and 4 Cenotes Small Group All Fees Incl
Denise_N, Oct 2023
Highly recommend wonderful experience Thank you German!!
We were lucky enough to have German be our tour guide today, as we visited 4 cenotes and turtle beach in Akumal. We had plenty of space in the air conditioned van, and no extra people so we were very comfortable. He was prompt on time, and was ready to pick us up when we were ready to go. German went above and beyond for our group and even sent us some pictures from our turtle beach excursion. Highly recommend the services we were provided today. Thanks German!!!
No PhotoPrivate Tulum Ruins, Turtles in Akumal and Cenote Adventure
JColby_S, Oct 2023
Worth every penny!
Great tour! Excellent guide and the photos were terrific. We weren't rushed at any point... would do this again and recommend it highly!
No PhotoSnorkeling akumal
Paresh_K, Aug 2023
Snorkelling to see turtles
Really enjoyed this, got to see turtles, a sting ray, starfish and plenty of fish ! Angel and team really helped the weaker swimmers by taking them around with a ring.
No PhotoTulum Akumal Snorkel Tour and 4 Cenotes Small Group All Fees Incl
Kourtnee_B, Jun 2023
Loved the tour!
Absolutely loved the tour! Jesus was amazing and informative!! We felt like they were very knowledgeable and made sure we felt comfortable and safe the entire time.

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