Rio Secreto trades open-water blue for stalactites, underground rivers and small guided groups. It suits travellers who want the Yucatan below ground without an adventure-park schedule.
Cancun · RIO SECRETO & CAVE TOURS
8 ways to explore
Rio Secreto trades open-water blue for stalactites, underground rivers and small guided groups. It suits travellers who want the Yucatan below ground without an adventure-park schedule.
A 12-hour Maya hit from Cancun, with early Tulum and Cobá, chocolate and tequila tastings, plus a guided cave swim in Nohoch Nah Chich cenote.
“Truly enjoyed Tulum and Coba. Tour guide was very good-knowledgeable and very nice. The morning was a little chaotic picking up all participants from different areas. We spent lots of time on bus. But the ruins were worth it.”
Swim through Rio Secreto’s underground river under crystal caves, then eat a buffet lunch. Add Tulum, Coba, Puerto Morelos, or the Plus.
“Amazing rio secreto with our wonderful knowledgeable informative guide comfortable ride Delicious lunch near a cenote”
Private tour from Cancun to Tulum ruins and Kantun Chi cenotes with hotel pickup, buffet lunch, and cave adventure gear.
“Beautiful caves, there is a part where you have to swim so don't be fooled into thinking you can walk through the entire thing. I can't swim and though I had a life jacket that helps you float across, I kind of freaked out a bit and almost lost it. The guide saved me. Not anyone's fault at all but mine. Probably wasn't the best tour for me but I had a good time. Learned a lot of history at the Tulum tour and enjoyed the lunch very much.”
Rio Secreto near Playa del Carmen combines underground river caves, jungle biking, a rappel to Xibalbá, and 3 ziplines for $109.
“De grotten zelf waren wel het leukste. Je moest echter wel in een rij lopen wat het exploreren element er wel uithaalde. Het voelde gehaast. Zipline en rapel zijn niet benoemd waard als je al eerder ergens iets in die richting heb gedaan of nog extremer. Fietsen was ook niet bijzonder.”
Private starlit Chichen Itza, cave swimming at Nuevo Xcan, Valladolid market and a family Mayan dinner, with drinks and guidance included.
“Axel really let us control our adventure and it turned out to be the most memorable day of our seven day vacation. The food was delicious. I was blown away at how much Axel knew about Mayan culture. I would do this excursion over and over again.”
Cancun day tour that pairs Cobá ruins with Rio Secreto’s underground river swim, with lunch, snacks, gear, and roundtrip hotel transport.
“Great trip.. loved everything.. one small thing.. you can't take photos in Rio Secreto.. but you can buy them after for price of gold bricks..”
Rio Secreto’s underground river in Cancun with wetsuit, helmet lamp, and life vest, plus a buffet lunch. Pickup offered, about 4 hours.
“Waited for hours. Tour company no show. Now I have to wait for the process for a refund. It sucks cause u only have so many days on a vacation and this day was wasted.”
Snorkel Yalkú lagoon, explore a jungle cavern near Aktún, then jump into an open cenote with zip lines and lunch from Cancun.
“Wonderful experience, the Cenote cave was beautiful, recommend bringing your own snorkel equipment if possible.”
