Discover the breathtaking beauty of Tulum with our curated excursions. From exploring ancient Mayan ruins to swimming in crystal-clear cenotes, there's something for. Join us for an unforgettable adventure that connects you with nature and history. Book your Tulum excursion today!
XCARET PARK
Discover the beauty, culture, music and excitement of the Mexico in the Mexico Espectactular show! Filmed on Christmas Eve, it features origins of Mexico, including the Mayans, Spaniards, as well as culture from several different areas of Mexico. All music is performed live during the show. This is a must-watch!
XPLOR PARK
Did you know that Xplor is the most visited zip line park in the world and that it sports some of the highest, fastest, and longest zip lines in the region? Not only that, there are four other exhilarating activities that you can explore and enjoy at your own pace: subterranean swimming, rafting, hamacuatizajes, and amphibious vehicles.
XEL-HA
Join me for an in-depth Xel-Ha review as I explore this one-of-a-kind water park in Riviera Maya, Mexico. In this video, I'll go over both the pros and cons to help you decide if visiting Xel-Ha is worth it on your next vacation. From the unique activities and stunning natural surroundings to the ticket options and money-saving tips, this review covers everything you need to know about Xel-Ha Park before planning your trip.
KAAN LUUM LAGOON
Hey there, ramblers & rovers! Nestled amidst the lush jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula, Kaan Luum Lagoon is a natural wonder waiting to be explored. With its mesmerizing emerald-green waters surrounded by mangroves and a cenote at its center, this serene oasis offers a perfect escape from the bustling beaches of Tulum. Discover the tranquility, beauty, and hidden secrets of Kaan Luum Lagoon with our travel guide. Kaan Luum is an ecological treasure, playing a vital role in the region's ecosystem. The cenote in the center of the lagoon is a natural sinkhole connected to underground rivers, contributing to the preservation of the area's water quality. The lagoon area holds cultural significance for the Maya people, who consider cenotes to be sacred sites. Respect for the environment and local traditions is essential when visiting Kaan Luum. TRAVEL TIPS Timing: Plan your visit during the morning or early afternoon to enjoy the most vibrant colors of the lagoon and avoid the crowds. Entrance Fee: There is a small entrance fee, usually around $300 pesos for foreigners and $200 for Mexicans, to help support the conservation efforts of the lagoon. It's pricey, but not as expensive as other attractions near Tulum. Swimming: The lagoon is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The cenote in the center is deeper and provides a unique swimming experience. Be sure to wear appropriate swimwear and bring snorkeling gear
