5 photosTulum Ruins Half-Day Tour
Tulum’s temples stand on a cliff above the Caribbean, among the best-preserved of all Mayan ruins. A half-day tour, back in time for the afternoon by the pool.
Starting price based on the currently published rate. Final pricing and availability require confirmation.
Request this service- Duration
- Half day
- Format
- Small group
- Pickup
- Most hotels in Cancún and Playa del Carmen
- Guide
- Professional, bilingual
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About the experience.
Your guide brings the city to life through the stories of the 13th century, so you can picture Tulum as it was then. The tour runs in a small-group format, with time to take in the history and the setting.
Because it is a half day, you are back at your villa or hotel with the afternoon still ahead. Round-trip transport, entrance and bottled water are included.
What’s included
- Round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned van
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance to the archaeological site
- Bottled water
Request Tulum Ruins Half-Day Tour
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Answered plainly.
01Is this a full-day tour?
No. It is a half day, so you are back with the afternoon free.
02Is the entrance fee included?
Yes. Admission to the Tulum archaeological site is part of the price.
03Can we add snorkeling?
The Tulum and Yalku tour pairs the ruins with a cenote and the Yalku lagoon. Ask us to compare the two.
Plan the rest of the stay.
Tulum & Yalku
The walled Mayan city of Tulum on its cliffs above the Caribbean, a cenote swim, then snorkeling at Yalku, where fresh water meets the sea.
Cobá Express Tour
Cobá was the hub of the largest network of stone causeways in the Mayan world. This express tour gives you its temples and forest paths without committing the whole day.
Xel-Há All Inclusive
Xel-Há is a natural inlet on the Riviera Maya where snorkelers share the water with hundreds of tropical fish. The Maya named it “where the water is born.”