Top Tulum Music Classes

Enjoy a Mayan adrenaline adventure at the LabnaHa Cenotes & Eco Park when you book this comprehensive package, including tacos, drinks and hotel transfers. Challenge your driving skills on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV); soar through the canopy on a 4-zipline circuit, one of them 3,280 feet (1 kilometer) long; rappel into a cavern and swim in a cenote. Upgrade to add horseback riding, reef snorkeling or swimming with sea turtles.

Visit the archaeological site of Tulum and spend time visiting a cenote deep in the jungle with this experience. You'll start at the archaeological site, learning about the history of the area and the Mayan people, before continuing to the cenote for a silent meditation. You'll then listen to a concert by local musicians performing right at the cenote before finishing your experience off with a homecooked lunch.

It’s possible to teach yourself to surf, but this can be a dangerous sport, and it’s safer and much, much quicker to learn the basics from a professionall. Get started on your Tulum surfing journey at a water sports center with outdoor gym. In a group no larger than 10, learn the basics of technique, surf etiquette, and safety, with professional instructors to mentor you through every precious wave.

Don’t miss this chance to learn the thrilling sport of kitesurfing, a combination of surfing and paragliding, in Tulum. Book a 3-hour small-group lesson led by International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO)–certified instructors. Start with the basics like getting comfortable with kite control and kitesurf theory, before moving on to kitesurfing techniques like the ‘body drag upwind.’