Take this unbelievable underground river tour found deep below Quintana Roo.

In this surreal locale near Playa del Carmen you can observe natural history dating back millions of years, as you hike and swim through a route of about 1 km full of natural beauty. Descend into the underground world and enter a labyrinth of endless passageways formed by ageless geological processes.

Walk and swim a 600 meter route amidst the thousands of calcified stalactites and stalagmites found in this protected natural reserve. Be transformed by this ancient, magical subterranean world that until now has remained unexplored for millions of years.

What’s Included:

• Round trip transportation

• Experienced bilingual tour guide

• Entrance fees

• Wet suit, wet shoes, headlamp with light

• Towels & Lockers

• Gourmet Lunch

• Access to facilities (showers, hammocks, etc.)

Restrictions:

• Maximum weight 250ln/120kg

• Not suitable for people with severe handicaps, heart disease or pregnant women

• Not recommended for people with claustrophobia

• Avoid use of chemicals before taking this trip (sunscreen, bug repellent, excessive makeup, etc.)

• Cameras are not allowed in the caverns

What to bring:

• Swimsuit

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Extra money for souvenirs or pictures

Your first activity will be the Extreme Canopy Tour. Each guest will be equipped with harness, security pulleys, helmets and gloves. Thrill seekers are welcome to experience this 9 zip-line circuit through the jungle.

Next is the SkyWalk, a circuit of 4 hanging bridges that will thrill participants with a high rope trail requiring balance and coordination! You will finish the SkyWalk by testing the Parachute Jump, a bungee rope that will secure you during a free fall sensation.

After that continue onto the Tarzania Coaster , the exclusive attraction combining zip-line and a rollercoaster, coasting through 700 meters of jungle.

Ride in a military truck to an exclusive open cenote where you board an ATV, an all-terrain buggy, to cruise through a 25-minute ride. Upon finishing the ride, swim in the open cenote — a huge natural swimmable cavern. Finish your day with a gourmet lunch before heading back to your hotel!

** PLEASE NOTE: A Valid Drivers License is required to drive the ATV **

Inclusions:

• Round Trip Transportation

• Experienced bilingual tour guide

• Extreme Canopy Tour (9 ziplines)

• Skywalk Tour

• Parachute Jump

• Tarzania Coaster

• Polaris Tour

• 4x4 Military Trucks

• Swim in the cenote

• ATV experience

• Lunch

• Locker Rental

Restrictions:

• Not suitable for pregnant women, people with back pains or heart problems

• Max weight for zipline 330 lbs, Max waist size 47 in.

• Minimum weight for Tarzania: 99 lbs, Maximum weight to Tarzania: 243 lbs

What to bring:

• Comfortable shoes (no flip-flops)

• Swimwear

• Extra set of clothes

• Sunscreen

• Towel

• Extra money for souvenirs

• A valid driver’s license

Welcome to Chef Alejandra Kauachi's cooking school in Puerto Morelos — the bright yellow casa, framed in pink trim surrounded by lush green jungle. Mexico Lindo Cooking School has a mission — sharing Mexico's richness through gastronomy, hands-on culinary experiences and the unique flavors and warmness of Mexico.

This immersive experience is a half-day excursion. Arriving to the gorgeous pink-and-yellow kitchen, you are met with an outdoor wood-burning stove and long communal table. Upon arrival, Chef Alejandra will lay out freshly cut vegetables to create an authentic salsa for snacking. Next, you will put on aprons and embark on a four-hour endeavor to cook authentic Mexican dishes. Chef Alejandra and her team of sous chefs are on hand to direct the process, but the meal is left in your hands!

After everything is left to simmer, and the expert team of sous chefs scurry to plate dishes on perfectly painted terracotta dishware. You will then head to a communal table for a salud with tequila and discuss the Mexican cooking culture before enjoying your deliciously prepared Mexican feast.

INCLUSIONS:

• Round trip transportation

• English speaking Chef and Sous Chefs

• All ingredients for cooking class

• Snacks

• Gourmet Feast

• Keepsake Mexico Lindo’s apron and recipes

• All drinks (beer, wine, tequila and water)

• 4 hour experience

Prepare yourself for adventure to the max with the Tulum cenote and Yal Ku snorkeling tour! Start by marveling at the crumbling architecture of the ruins of Tulum. The pre-Columbian Mayan walled city is situated on tall cliffs that back up to the ocean for an incredible view. Continue your journey to a fresh-water Mayan cenote (natural sinkhole) and jump in the brisk waters for a guided eco-tour.

Navigate through breathtaking caverns as you explore the ancient rock formations up close. Go on a snorkeling discovery at the gorgeous Yal Ku where salt water meets freshwater to create a habitat brimming with aquatic life. Finish your day relaxing on a beach with a delicious lunch at the Punta Venado beach club.

What’s Included:

• Round trip transportation

• Professional eco guide

• Entrance to archaeological site of Tulum, Yalku and Cenotes

• Snack on the shuttle

• Snorkel gear (mask, snorkel, fins and lifejacket)

• Beachside Lunch

Restrictions:

• Not recommended for guests with limited mobility

• Snorkel activity not recommended if you have respiratory problems, injuries, back/neck issues, heart conditions, or conditions that can cause loss of consciousness

What to Bring:

• Swimsuit

• Comfortable clothing and footwear

• Water shoes

• Sunscreen

• Sunglasses

• Beach Towel

• Change of clothes

• Extra money for souvenirs

On this adventure, you’ll sail on a luxurious catamaran to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and spend the morning snorkeling at the spectacular Puerto Morelos National Park Reef, the second largest coral reef in the world.

Paradise Catamaran’s was the first tour operator on the Mayan Riviera to devote their business solely to conducting private cruises. Whether you're looking forward to snorkeling, swimming, soaking up the sun, or jut cruising on the Mexican Caribbean, this is promised to be an adventure to remember.

Enjoy the onboard open bar of margaritas, piña coladas, rum punch, beer, wine, soda, juice, and bottled water while you venture around the crystal waters taking in the views. Finish your relaxing day with a delicious gourmet lunch at a local restaurant.

Inclusions:

• Charter for 4 hours

• Snorkeling Equipment

• Water, juice, soda and International open bar

• 3 course lunch

• Captain, guide and marine

Restrictions:

• Smoking is not allowed on the Catamaran

• No shoes allowed on the Catamaran

• Snorkeling is not recommended for pregnant women, asthmatic, hypertensive, intoxicated people or people with severe physical or motor handicaps, heart problems and diabetes.

What to bring:

• Towel

• Swimsuit

• Sunscreen

• Extra Clothes

** PLEASE NOTE: TRANSPORTATION TIME FROM GRAND VELAS TO CHICHEN ITZA IS 2 HOURS AND 30 MINUTES ONE-WAY **

The brilliant ruins of Chichén Itzá is evidence of a dazzling ancient city that once centered the Mayan empire in Central America. The Maya and Toltec vision of the world and the universe is revealed in their stone monuments and artistic works. The fusion of Mayan construction techniques with new elements from central Mexico make Chichén Itzá one of the most important examples of the Mayan-Toltec civilization.

Chichén Itzá is a full complex of Mayan ruins on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. A massive step pyramid, known as El Castillo or Temple of Kukulcan, dominates the ancient city, which thrived from around 600 A.D. to the 1200s. Graphic stone carvings survive at structures like the ball court, Temple of the Warriors and the Wall of the Skulls.

The Kukulkan Pyramid in Chichén Itzá is one of the new seven wonders of the world elected in 2007 and a must-see when in the Yucatan.

Inclusions:

• Private transportation by A/C vehicle

• Entrance fee to the Archaeological site

• Buffet lunch at Pueblo Maya or Hacienda Selva Maya

• Cooler on board with water and soft drinks

• Dry snacks on board

• Cenote swim

What to Bring:

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Hat

• Sunglasses

• Sunscreen

• Extra money for souvenirs

• Swimsuit for optional cenote swim

• Towel (will be provided)