Top Punta Sam Wildlife Watching

Adventure seekers get double the fun on a zipline across the jungle canopy and an ATV ride on an off-road adventure from Cancun. Visit Central America’s biggest zipline circuit to experience 12 colossal cables suspended over the Mexican jungle. Then, take control of an impressive buggy on a ride through spectacular scenery. Refresh in the waters of an cenote and refuel with a light lunch before you are returned to your hotel.

Pair historic and natural wonders in one amazing day—and save yourself four hours’ self-driving—on this signature tour to the Mayan ruins at Tulum and the Akumal reef, known for the sea turtles which graze around there. Learn about the history of the ruins from your guide, then snorkel with the turtles. Your generous package includes transfers, entrance fees, a boxed meal, reef conservation fees and a restaurant lunch without drinks.

Mexico's Yucatan peninsula is one of the few places in the world where you can share the water with the largest fish in the world, the whale shark. Make the most of this opportunity by joining this small-group cruise in search of the creatures. You will have the opportunity to dive into the water and have an encounter with wildlife that few people can experience. Includes a light breakfast and lunch.

The Yucatan is known as one of the best places in the world to see whale sharks up close. But, for visitors, it can be tricky to know where to go for the best experience. Skip the guesswork with this full-day, small-group guided tour that takes you out onto the water and even below the surface to snorkel with the magnificent creatures. Afterward, you'll visit the beautiful beaches of Isla Mujeres. Includes breakfast and lunch.

Between May and September, the world's largest fish, whale sharks, migrate through Yucatan waters, and can often be spotted off Cancun. Get the chance to swim with these plankton-loving gentle giants, if enough are found, on this magical tour. Your package includes snorkeling gear, water, soft drinks and a ceviche lunch on Isla Mujeres' North Beach (Playa Norte): port tax is at your own expense.