Cancun · GUIDED
17 ways to explore
Compare Cancun’s guided tours by the time spent doing the activity, not only the headline itinerary.
Cancun to Tulum ruins and a Cenote Mariposa swim in an A/C guided day trip, with lockers, water, and time to breathe.
“They changed the pickup place and I was not informed. They left us and we were charged for the tour 1”
Small-group 4-in-1 cenote adventure near Cancun with breakfast, gourmet picnic lunch, kayaking, snorkeling, rappel, zip lines, wine included.
“This was a great experience with a lot of different water activities. Our guide Santiago was very personable and the group I was with was fun! Great for families! Can recommend this tour!”
A guided Chichén Itzá day trip from Cancún with cenote swimming, Valladolid buffet lunch, and hotel pick-up, for $169.99.
“Fantastic day! The staff was entertaining. The sites were beautiful and the lunch was delicious. Also the transportation is comfortable with usb ports.”
Early access to Chichén Itzá from Cancun with a guided Mayan history walk, fewer crowds for photos, and a return to your hotel early.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the day. Jose the driver was tremendous in his dedication to the job. Rodrigo was also amazing, sharing his background and experiences with us. Great knowledge and expertise too. A really worthwhile trip which I would recommend to anyone.”
Two-stop Puerto Morelos snorkel in 2 hours near Faro Inclinado, pro gear, small groups, and strict no-sunscreen reef rules.
“Ritchie (Ricardo) and Jose Luis were great. Very nice, informative, and laid back. Both were knowledgeable and seemed to care deeply about the reef and its inhabitants.”
Value day trip from Cancun to Chichén Itzá, Sacred Cenote swimming, and Valladolid, with lunch and bilingual guidance.
“The guide explained everything both in English and in Spanish. Especially Chichén Itzá tour was awesome. Never know it was one of the 7 wonders.”
Private English guided visit to Chichen Itza with early access, expert Mayan context, and a smart plan for seeing the big ruins.
“Great tour! Our tour guide Gabrielle was great. He had so much knowledge and information about Chichen Itza and the whole area. He made the tour special and memorable by answering all our questions and taking some great photos. Two hours was the perfect amount of time. Highly recommend this tour.”
A long day with Tulum ruins, Coba jungle sights, and Cenote Mariposa swimming plus Mayan honey and cocoa traditions, buffet lunch, and a shaman blessing.
“Everything was amazing. Our guide, Abel was very well prepared, had extensive knowledge about the places we visited, the history and the culture as well, and a captivating way of storie telling to keep it always interesting. Both Tulum and Coba could worth one day each if you have the time, and interest about it, but you can see the best of both in this combined trip. After exploring the past, tasting the local food was really refreshing. Great variety, and everything I've tried tasted really great. And to top it all at the end the swimming in the cenotes was rejuvenating. The sight is amazing. It's also important to…”
Guided Chichen Itza day trip from Cancun with hotel pickup, cenote swim, Valladolid stop, lunch included, and Kukulkan Pyramid photos.
“I wish I didn’t take this tour . First , The tour company told me the pickup time was 6:50am. But the driver arrived at 7:20 . Besides, tour description says “ tour language is English” but the guide speaks Spanish half of the time. I understand he was saying the same thing in both English and Spanish . But this is not a good use of our time. The tour company should update the description to be “ mixed group for both English and Spanish” At Chichen Itza, another guide walked us around and talked about some history. He made some comments about Mayan culture and their view of…”
Round-trip from Cancun to pink Las Coloradas, a Río Lagartos wildlife boat ride, seafood lunch, and a short crocodile farm visit.
“The company provided excellent support, including airport transfers and local guides. The drivers were punctual and professional, and courteous . I particularly appreciated the assistance with our boat ride , taking great pictures and the provision of contact details for each stop." I would recommend this excursion for all those who need an exceptional experience.”
Experience Cancun by guided bus with El Meco ruins, Nichupte Lagoon views, Playa Delfines photos, and tequila tasting, plus downtown shopping.
“The tour guides were amazing and kept the group entertained and informed. The shopping experience was nice”
Chichén Itzá plus two cenotes in one packed day. Hotel pickup, certified guides, and meals included, plus extra fees to plan for.
“The team was fantastic. Carlos , Gabriel and Daniel . We enjoyed the whole day of activity. The only thing is they need to be organized with seat numbers , other than that AMAZING!”
A 5.5-hour Cancun double-decker bus tour with shopping stops, tequila tasting, El Meco ruins, and photo time at Playa Delfines.
“learned a lot and got to see around city. wish we would have been able to stop for a quick to go meal. but the free beers made up for it.”
Skip-the-line entry to Chichen Itza from Cancun with a quick ticket exchange and self-paced ruins. Optional bilingual guide available.
“We have arrived late knowing the ‘normal line’ should not be that long at that time. The was still a line so we felt good about saving time. Viator provider did have our tickets available quickly. But it took 15min for them to go get the government tax! Why they did not get it ready in advance?”
Guided 4-hour Cancun tour with hotel pickup, Mayan museum entry, tequila tasting, jewelry and crafts shopping, and a pendant gift.
“Olga was an amazing tour guide, she taught us so many things we never would have known otherwise! It was a lot of fun and Alejandro was a great driver as well. The main downsides were the prices of Mexico magico. The food and drinks were amazing but the souvenirs there were WAY over priced, like 50$ for a paid of flip flips overpriced. It was absolutely ridiculous. And if you book this tour bring bug spray for the mayan museum. I was not aware most of it was outside (which turned out to be the best part) but there is a lot of bugs and we did not come…”
