Tulum + Reef Snorkeling + Tan Kah

The beauty of the Caribbean combined with the history and adventure of Maya ruins

This tour promises to be the most amazing experience of your whole vacation! It combines the history of the most breathtaking Caribbean ruins, the experience of a lifetime snorkeling next to sea turtles and sting rays, and a visit to the heavenly Tankah park. It’s the best of Cancun, put together just for you.

We are specialists in ancient American archaeology and its relation to the Book of Mormon. We also know a great deal about the wonderful natural attractions found in the region, so we have designed special tours that allow you to visit the most spectacular natural wonders as you learn about archaeology and the history of the Book of Mormon.

Mesoamerican God is known as Kukulcan, Itzamna, or Quetzalcoatl. The ruins of Tulum offer rich architectural testimony to the vivid details found in the Book of Mormon. After visiting Tulum, we move forward to a glorious beach from where our captain and sailor take us on a boat ride to admire Tulum’s Maya ruins from the seaside and get the best panoramic picture of the site. Here, we find an extension of the second largest coral reef in the world, where you are sure to have the most unique snorkeling experience with sea turtles, stingrays, colorful fish, and other sea life.

But the best of this day is yet to come. We enter the thick jungle and encounter paradise — a nature park named Tankah, whose slogan says its a slice of Eden yet to be discovered. We have tons of fun at its amazing ziplines that go over large cenotes of fantastic clear waters. You also get to navigate the cenotes on a private yellow canoe as we explore the amazing caves and rock formations along the way, then take a swim in a cenote of clear jade-colored waters. After our adventures, we enjoy a Maya lunch that is sure to be the best of your trip!

WHAT SHOULD I BRING?

Our adventures include exploring archeological sites, swimming in cenotes, ziplining, and more. We recommend the following:

• Towels
• Comfy, light-colored clothes
• Comfortable shoes (preferably sneakers)
• Sunscreen (preferably biodegradable)
• Your ID
• A hat or small umbrella to protect you from the sun
• Lots of water
• Insect repellent
• Extra cash for souvenirs

WHAT IS INCLUDED

• Private premium transportation
• Pick-up and drop-off at the hotel lobby
• Introduction to the Maya and local culture on the way to the ruins
• Cold bottled water all day
• Delicious lunch buffet and soft drinks
• Toll road fees
• Swimming break at Maya cenote
• Traveler’s insurance — on board only
• If you booked complementary activities, all fees are included in the price.

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED?

• Towels
• Alcoholic drinks
• Gratuities
• Lockers
• Life vest