Underground Rivers: The Mayans believed that the cavern cenotes (a deep, water-filled sinkhole in limestone that creates a natural pool filled by rain and water from underground rivers) were sacred and used them to communicate with their gods. Swim in two of the caverns and discover the most amazing miracles of nature, as you admire the natural beauty, the amazing rock formations, stalactites and stalagmites, and the beautiful colors. This is truly a bucket list experience!
Mayan Shops: Visit a Mayan village and support its economy while you enjoy a delicious local lunch.
What’s Included:
Accessibility: This tour is not accessible for guests using wheelchairs, canes, rollators, other mobility devices or for those who are blind/low vision. Guests who are deaf/hard of hearing must always be accompanied by a companion. Service animals are not allowed.
Requirements & Restrictions: Minimum age to swim in Cenote – 6 years. Guests must be able to swim. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with back or neck injuries and heart or respiratory conditions may not participate in this excursion. Guests must be capable of navigating uneven terrain, steep stairs, long walking distances, and potentially strenuous physical activity.
What to Bring: Water shoes, beach towel and cash for additional purchases as credit cards are not accepted at the sites.
Good to Know: This tour involves walking over rough terrain, rocky areas, and inclined surfaces that can be slippery. Driving time to the caverns is approximately one and a half hours. Children 8 years and under are free.