Day Trips

From Playa Del Carmen: Day Trip to Tulum Ruins With Lunch and Swim at Cenote Nohoch

Duration

8 hrs

Free cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience

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Guided tour

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Indulge in a sumptuous meal as a part of your experience
    • Begin your day from Playa del Carmen and travel to Tulum Archaeological Site and Cenote Nohoch with round-trip transportation included.

    • Explore Tulum ruins with priority access and a certified guide who shares context on the site’s Mayan history, rituals, and coastal location.

    • Walk past Tulum’s stone walls, temples, and cliffside viewpoints while learning how this ancient port city once operated.

    • Cool off at Cenote Nohoch with free time to swim, float, or relax in the water after your guided ruins visit.

    • Refuel with a traditional Yucatecan buffet lunch, including hibiscus and horchata, with changing rooms and restrooms available on site.

    • Admission to Tulum ruins

    • Priority Tulum access

    • Cenote Nohoch entry

    • Free time at cenote

    • Certified guided tour

    • Buffet lunch

    • Hibiscus and horchata

    • Round-trip transportation from Playa del Carmen

    • Restrooms and changing rooms

    • National park fees

    • Tulum local tax

    • Cenote reserve fee

    • Lockers

    • Lifejackets

    • Snorkeling equipment

    • Personal expenses

  • Playa del Carmen
    Start point

    Playa del Carmen

    Tulum Archaeological Site

    1. Tulum Archaeological Site

    Tickets included

    Use the included priority access to enter the walled Maya city. Your guide leads you between its principal structures, explaining the settlement’s maritime trade, religious traditions, and strategic position above the Caribbean. After exploring the archaeological zone, leave the coastline and continue through the tropical landscape toward Cenote Nohoch.

    17 min
    12.3 km
    Cenote Nohoch

    2. Cenote Nohoch

    Tickets included
    Playa del Carmen
    End point

    Playa del Carmen

    Your ending point would be same as your start point

  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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    What our guests say

    May 2024
    Our group of friends had THE BEST day at Tulum and Cenote Nohoch. The ruins are even cooler in person (pics do NOT do it justice). Our guide, Jorge, kept us laughing and somehow made all the old stone stuff actually interesting. It was sunny and HOT, so jumping in the cenote after was a LIFE SAVER. The water is super clear but kinda chilly at first—worth it though. Lunch was way better than expected, lots of veggie options for my friend. Only thing—wish we had more time for pics at the ruins, felt a bit rushed. Still, 10/10 would go again.
    May 2024
    Went solo, didn’t feel awkward at all. The guide included everyone and was super chill. Tulum ruins are stunning, especially with that sea view—like a postcard. Cenote swim was refreshing but got crowded fast, so try to go in first if you can. Bring a towel (I forgot, oops). Food was tasty but the drinks cost extra, just heads up.
    May 2024
    Brought my teens along and they were surprisingly into the whole thing. Tulum ruins: ancient, mysterious, and honestly more beautiful than I thought. Guide told us about iguanas everywhere, we counted at least 12! The cenote was the highlight for the kids. They didn’t wanna get out! Not too crowded when we went (early May), and the buffet had killer guac. Would recommend for families for sure.
    May 2024
    The sites are cool but the tour felt rushed. Only about an hour at Tulum before moving on. The cenote is pretty but a bit busy, and the changing rooms are tiny. Lunch was average. Worth seeing once, but not a chill day out.
    May 2024
    Tulum was beautiful, especially early in the morning before the crowds hit. Our guide was super knowledgeable but talked a bit fast, so sometimes hard to follow. Swimming in Nohoch was magical, like another world. Take bug spray for the cenote area, trust me!