Top Tulum Sea Caving

Whether you are new to diving or looking to refresh your scuba skills after an extended break, this class will give you the confidence to explore the Yucatan’s underwater treasures. After a safety orientation on dry land, cruise to Casa Cenote to put your newfound knowledge into action. Practice first in shallow water, then enjoy a 40-minute dive under the watchful eye of your instructors.

Cruise the picturesque waters surrounding Tulum during this half-day sailing and snorkeling tour in a comfortable catamaran. Strap on provided snorkeling gear and get a chance to spot colorful fish, sting rays, and even sea turtles. Paddleboards are also included, as well as an onboard open bar and a tasty lunch.

Learn all of the basics of surfing with a professional instructor, Mauricio, with this basic surf lesson at Ahau Tulum. Your instructor will provide everything you need to get out on the waves, including a life jacket and a surfboard with a leash. You'll also get the chance to practice for an hour on your surfboard at no extra charge.

Discover the remote UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Sian Ka'an on a full-day trip from Tulum. Your guide points out the protected area’s immense biodiversity, including coastal and mangrove habitat teeming with marine life. Search for elusive manatees at Boca Paila Lagoon, snorkel on the Mesoamerican reef (weather-permitting) and find nesting birds at Ascension Bay. Boat ride with lunch and free time in Punta Allen is included.

Experience the top adrenaline sports of the Riviera Maya on a trip that combines off-roading, ziplining, rappelling, and snorkeling in a cenote. This fast-paced half-day adventure is perfect for thrill-seekers who just have one day in Tulum and want to see as much as possible. Plus, wrap up the outing with the chance to take part in a traditional temazcal (sauna-like) ceremony—a cultural experience not included on most adventure tours.

Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then visit a modern-day Maya community before entering the jungle to explore two vast underground river systems. Snorkel their cavern waters. Wind down with a buffet lunch of delicious Maya cuisine.

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.

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.

Make the most of your time at the Maya Ruins of Tulum with skip-the-line tickets that take you straight into the ancient site. Simply present a voucher upon arrival then enter the fortified city, where stone walls and temples look over white sand beaches and turquoise water. Inside, don't miss the bright frescoes and carvings that adorn Tulum's temples, which are perched at the edge of sheer limestone cliffs.

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.’

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