Adventures & Eco-Tours

Maya Tulum is an excellent location for activities such as snorkeling, swimming, and exploring. At the time of our visit in late May, you will probably see the Caguama turtles making their trek up the deserted beaches to lay their eggs in the sand.

You can select from a wide variety of optional half and full day tours (40-$75) should you want to leave your private beach, spa treatments and seaside cabanas.

Here are just some of the excursions you can schedule as you wish after your arrival:

	Yal-Ku Lagoon The Yal-Ku Lagoon is a calm clear environment for beginning snorkelers. The lagoon is inhabited by multicolored tropical fish and has nice coral formations. If you are lucky you may see the huge king parrot fish. The lagoon is a mixture of fresh and salt water and is refreshing after a long day at the beach. Snorkeling gear and guides are provided.
	The Cenote Pools Beautiful clear natural water pools connect to an expansive cavern, which is considered to be one of the longest, and most decorated, underwater cave systems in the world. Explore the stalactites, stalagmites flowstone, and rim pools.
	The Sian Kaan Muyil Reaching the ruins of these coastal ruins, a guide will show you the Muyil ruins and explain to you all about the importance of this ancient Mayan trading post and the importance of the Ixel moon goddess in this city. On the way to reach the Muyil lagoon you will climb in the highest view point of Sian Kaan and enjoy a unique view on the reserve. This includes a 2-hour boat trip across the wetlands that end with a visit to a secret Maya temple and a swim in an ancient canal of translucent fresh water.
	The Coba Ruins Coba is located among five lakes in the middle of the jungle and was once home to about 50,000 people. One of the most outstanding features of Coba is the incredible number of sacbe (elevated roads) that connect parts of Coba with other Mayan cities many miles inland.
	Tulum Pyramids The Tulum pyramid ruins sit atop white, sandy beaches on fortress-like limestone cliffs overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean coast. It is the only Mayan city to be found along the sea and was considered to be a trading center.

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