Tulum-Tankah Cenotes Eco-Adventure Tour

Explore the beauty and history of Tulum, the Mayan Temples and the Tankah Eco-Adventure Park. This is the perfect way to spend an entire day learning more about the culture of Mexico as you visit some of its most iconic and historic parts.

What you get:
Your Tulum Mayan Temples & Tankah Eco-Adventure Park Excursion tickets include transportation to and from Cancun to the Tulum sights and attractions. Enjoy exploring the world-famous archaeological dig site in Tulum. Your expert guide will tell you more about the history and mysteries of the Mayans and their great civilization. There is much to learn about the history of the temples and structures that still exist today.

You’ll also get a chance to explore the Tankah (Mayan word for ‘town center') Eco-Adventure Park nestled safely in the jungle. Here you’ll get to explore four different cenotes that are part of the world’s largest underground river system. A cenote is a natural pit or sinkhole resulting from the collapse of bedrock that exposes groundwater below. They are extremely beautiful natural features, so make sure you bring a camera along on your journey.

In addition to exploring the archaeological dig site and Eco-Adventure Park, your Tulum Mayan Temples & Tankah Eco-Adventure Park Excursion tickets include a buffet-style lunch, a chance to take a thrill-ride on the zipline aerial adventure and kayaking. It’s going to be a full day of fun and exploration.

Highlights:
- Explore the world-famous archaeological dig site in Tulum
- Visit four different cenotes that are part of the world’s largest underground river system
- Learn more about the Mayan culture and civilization at Tankah (town center), home to authentic Mayan houses, agriculture and more
- Kayak through the river
- Zip through the trees at Eco-Adventure Park on the aerial adventure zipline
- Buffet-style lunch included

Tips for visiting:
- Wear lightweight clothing and comfortable shoes. Sunglasses and hats optional!
- We suggest bringing a swimsuit so you can explore the cenote in its entirety
- Apply sunscreen and bug repellant prior to embarking on your journey

Fun facts:
- Tankah, the Mayan town center, is home to traditional Mayan houses, harvests and treasures. You can learn more about how they survived using all-natural methods
- One of the great Mayan accomplishments was their understanding of astronomy and they’re creation of the first-ever calendar (starting with a 260-day year and a 365-day year)
- The cenotes were a sacred source of water for the Mayan civilization