WORLDWIDE · TEQUILA AND CENOTE TOURS
A swim in cold fresh water, then a tasting on the way back to the coast. These 14 compare how many cenotes, how deep the day runs and what the price actually includes.
Review of a 12-hour Chichen Itza, cenote, tequila, lunch, and Valladolid tour from Cancun, with honest advice on price, timing, and value.
“Manuel, Carlos, and Garry were wonderful. Everything was explained clearly and in an engaging way. The experience was both informative and interesting, and I would absolutely recommend it to everyone.”
Review of Cancun’s Chichen Itza, cenote, Valladolid, buffet, and tequila tour, with honest advice on costs, timing, transport, and value.
“Amazing tour!!! Guides awesome and they had a lot of knowledge. I recommend bringing an umbrella. The cenotes in Yucatan are amazing!”
Review of Cancun’s ATV, zipline, cenote, and tequila tour, with honest tips on costs, timing, safety, gear, and value.
“Great experience. Pick was on time. Tour guide Nacho was amazing!!!! The instructor at each activity waa very patient and informative.”
Review of Cancun’s three-cenote adventure with swimming, ziplining, tequila tasting, Maya snacks, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“Enjoyed the whole excursion. The tequila tasting was very interesting. Thanks for a good experience!”
Review of Cancun’s Mayan Jungle Rush tour with ziplines, ATVs, cenote swimming, horseback riding, lunch, tequila tasting, costs, and tips.
“Wonderful from start to finish… way exceeded expectations (even after reading all the good reviews).”
Review of Cancun’s ATV, zipline, and cenote tour, with pickup, tacos, tequila tasting, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“You cannot take your phone on any portion of the activity except swimming. This is so they can hijack you into buying there photo package. You also have to pay an extra $12 for ATV insurance. Do not include horseback riding, its for kids. It”
Review of Tulum ruins, private cenotes, tequila tasting, snorkeling, local food, transport, costs, and practical tips for this small-group day tour.
“We had a great experience with Julio as our guide. He was very personable and factual about Tulum and Mayan culture. Tulum ruins tour by Daniel as guide was very interesting and he knew how to navigate away from the crowds while sharing his vast knowledge. Julio’s tour of the three cenotes was the highlight and we would highly recommend this excursion ending with Mayan tacos as a perfect finale. Highly recommend Julio and his company for any excursion he does it right!!!”
Review of Cancun’s 5-hour jungle tour with ATVs, horseback riding, ziplines, cenote swimming, lunch, tequila tasting, and transport.
“Jose are tour guide was amazing and so friendly! Everyone there was very helpful and nice. I would totally recommend!”
Review of Cancún’s cenotes tour with three swims, zipline jumps, tequila tasting, Mayan snack, guides, transport, and practical tips.
“The Cenotes were beautiful and tequila tasting, fun. My son left his Apple Watch at the first cenote and our guide indicated we couldn’t go bank to look for it. Disappointing!”
Review of Cancun’s family ATV, five zip lines, cenote swim, taco lunch, tequila tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Great experience and lots of fun. Our guide Vanessa was great. She also takes the best photos. I would definitely choose this tour.”
Review of Cancun’s Puerto Morelos ATV, zip line, horseback, cenote, fajita and tequila tour, with honest tips on cost and timing.
“The activities were super fun. In between the activities we often had to wait for another group to finish or had to wait until less people where on the activity. We ended up not having a ton of time at the cenote but we had a great time! The people were very friendly!”
Review of Cancun’s Mayan Jungle Rush tour with ziplines, horseback riding, cenote swim, lunch, tequila tasting, and transport.
“Totally disorganized. They group you with people who have some different activities which isn’t mentioned ahead of time. So they then say you can purchase that activity or wait around for 30 or 40 min. They also describe the horseback riding as 30 minutes but it was more like 15. What’s worse is that it took 30 min to wait for previous groups to finish which then cut into the cenote time so we ended up with 15 or 20 minutes while others that did not book horseback riding had almost a hour. So in effect we got punished for buying more activities.”
Review of Cancun’s ATV, zipline, cenote, transportation, and tequila tour, with practical tips on timing, value, safety, and what to expect.
“Everything was good at the place. Getting to and from was so long and I was mislead on that. So it was an 8.5 hour day.”
Review of Cozumel’s ATV ride to El Cedral and Jade Cenote, with tequila tasting, costs, guides, timing, and practical booking tips.
“My family and I weren’t able to participate due to our cruise not docking because of the storm. We’re still trying to get our money back. We have yet to hear from anyone for a response.”
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