Things to do in Cancun
Cancun Airport Shuttle54 optionsCancun Catamaran31 optionsIsla Mujeres Tours43 optionsSnorkeling in Cancun52 optionsXcaret Tickets34 optionsIsla Mujeres Snorkeling Tour21 optionsCenote Tour Cancun73 optionsCoco Bongo Cancun Tickets6 optionsCancun Fishing Charters8 optionsATV Cancun14 optionsBoat Tour Cancun57 optionsCancun Day Trips14 options
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Cancun to Isla Mujeres: Catamaran All-Inclusive Day TripYou’ll sail by catamaran from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with an easygoing crew and premium open bar, stop for snorkeling in clear Caribbean water, then enjoy lunch onboard before 2.5 hours of free time at IXI Beach. Expect laughter, salt on your lips, and moments you’ll want to replay later.
Cancun: Kayak Tour Laguna Nichupté Mangroves & WildlifeYou’ll paddle Laguna Nichupté by kayak with local guides who know every twist of the mangroves. Spot native birds at the “bird tree,” glide through hidden tunnels, learn about reef life, and snack on fruit mid-tour. There’s time for questions or just drifting in silence — you might end up thinking about this place long after you’re back on land.
Isla Mujeres Catamaran & Snorkel from Cancun with LunchYou board a catamaran at Playa Tortugas, snorkel at El Meco reef with full equipment provided, then spend the afternoon on Isla Mujeres exploring the town and relaxing at a private beach club with lunch and unlimited drinks included. Hotel pickup is available, and the whole experience runs about eight hours before returning to Cancun.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Isla Mujeres highlights — snorkel, island time, and beach relaxation — without arranging transport, equipment rental, or lunch separately; the all-inclusive format and fixed schedule handle all three in one day.
Cancun: Zip-Line, ATV & Cenote Adventure with Tequila TastingYou ride an ATV through jungle trails, zipline across three circuits with hanging bridges, and swim in a natural cenote, all in one half-day outing. The package includes a regional snack, cultural storytelling, tequila tasting at a hacienda, and hotel pickup from Cancun or the Riviera Maya. Small groups and bilingual guides keep the pace manageable, and safety gear is provided and checked before every activity.Is it for me?Book this if you want three distinct jungle activities in one morning without arranging transport or worrying about timing between stops — the small-group format and included pickup mean you show up and the day unfolds in sequence, which is what makes fitting all three into a half-day possible.
Tulum ruins, Mayan village & cenote tour with pickupA guided tour of Tulum's archaeological ruins, a traditional Mayan village in the jungle, and a cenote swim, with hotel pickup and a certified guide in multiple languages. The route moves from the coast inland and back, covering three distinct sites in a single morning. A guide leads the group through each stop; bottled water and snacks are provided throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want three distinct stops—ruins, village, cenote—completed by early afternoon, leaving your day flexible; the guide leads in German, French, Italian, Spanish or English.
ATV, Zipline & Cenote from Cancun: Four jungle activities in oneA four-hour activity from Cancun combining ATV riding, ziplines, hanging bridges and cenote swimming in the Mayan jungle near Puerto Morelos. Hotel pickup is included; the guide speaks English and Spanish. Children from age 4 are welcome, and you choose between a shared group or private booking, with or without 30 minutes of horseback riding added on.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants to move through the activities without waiting for other travelers; choose the shared option to split the cost and meet other visitors on the same schedule. Add horseback riding if you want a fifth activity woven into the morning, or skip it to keep the day focused on the four main events.
Cancun & Puerto Morelos: ATV, Ziplines, Cenote & Reef Snorkel ComboYou’ll start your day snorkeling the colorful Puerto Morelos reef before recharging with fresh fish tacos by the sea. Then trade sand for jungle mud as you ride ATVs and fly along ziplines deep in the Mayan forest — finishing with a cool swim in a hidden cenote. It’s wild, messy fun that leaves you grinning long after.
Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid: Guided Day Trip with LunchYou’ll swim in a crystal-clear cenote, walk among Chichen Itza’s ancient ruins with a local guide, enjoy regional dishes at lunch, and explore colonial Valladolid’s colorful streets. Expect small surprises—like laughter echoing off stone or sharing stories over food—that stick with you long after you’re home.
Cancun Airport to Hotel: Private SUV Transfer with Bar & WiFiYou’ll step into Cancun’s heat and find your name waiting outside—no scams or confusion. Enjoy cold beers in a spotless private SUV with WiFi and facial towels as your local driver shares tips on resorts and helps you relax before your vacation even begins.
Cancun: Jungle Speedboat & Snorkeling Tour Nichupte LagoonYou’ll steer your own speedboat across Nichupte Lagoon in Cancun, following a local guide through mangrove channels before snorkeling at El Meco reef near Isla Mujeres. Expect salty air, bright fish, easy laughter with guides, and plenty of time to soak up both adrenaline and calm moments on the water — plus all gear included.
Isla Mujeres: Private Catamaran Tour & Lunch from CancunYou’ll sail from Cancun to Isla Mujeres by private catamaran with a local guide, snorkel El Meco reef’s colorful fish and statues, swim at Playa Norte’s soft sands, and enjoy a regional buffet lunch with open bar before heading back—sometimes flying in the spinnaker if winds are right. It’s one of those days where you feel both relaxed and wide awake.
Swim with Whale Sharks Cancun: 2–3 Dives with GuideSwim with whale sharks in the protected waters off Cancun on a 4–5 hour activity with hotel pickup from Cancun or Playa del Carmen. You'll do 2–3 dives per person in pairs with a certified guide, then visit Playa Norte beach in Isla Mujeres for an hour of snorkeling and fresh ceviche before returning to your hotel. The guide is bilingual; snorkeling gear is included and certified by National Geographic.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want the whale shark encounter as the centerpiece of your day and prefer not to arrange your own transport, gear or meals — everything is coordinated so you focus on the dives and the beach. The bilingual guide works in English and Spanish, so language isn't a barrier.
Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Day Trip with Cenote Swim & LunchYou’ll walk among ancient pyramids at Chichen Itza and Ek Balam with a local guide who brings Mayan stories to life, cool off in a crystal-clear cenote surrounded by jungle sounds, and share a hearty Yucatecan lunch with your group. Expect moments of awe—and maybe even silence—you’ll carry home with you.
Cancun Airport Transfer: Private Car to Hotel with Fixed PriceYou book online, confirm your flight details, and a driver meets you at Cancun airport with your name. The fixed price covers the private vehicle, certified driver, and direct route to your hotel — no hidden charges, no negotiation. Bottled water and air conditioning are standard. Groups up to eight fit in one car.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing in Cancun without a rental car or the energy to negotiate a taxi fare. The fixed price and direct route mean you skip the airport transportation puzzle entirely, which is what makes the drive from the airport feel like part of the trip instead of a problem to solve.
Chichen Itza Sunrise Tour & Ik Kil Cenote from CancunBeat the heat and crowds with a private sunrise tour to Chichen Itza and Ik Kil Cenote. You’ll get quiet moments, great photos, and a flexible day that fits your pace.
Isla Mujeres: Catamaran Day Trip, Snorkeling & Beach Club LunchYou’ll sail from Cancun to Isla Mujeres by catamaran, snorkel among tropical fish at Bahia Mujeres reef, unwind on Playa Norte’s soft sand, and enjoy a buffet lunch plus open bar at a local beach club. With free time to explore town or just float in warm water, this day trip feels relaxed and real—like summer should.
Puerto Morelos Snorkel: Barrier Reef & Sea Turtles 2 HoursYou board a boat from Puerto Morelos, motor out to the barrier reef, and spend two hours snorkeling among coral formations and tropical fish, with sea turtles appearing regularly. All gear—mask, fins, vest, snorkel—is provided, and the water stays calm and clear. The trip takes two hours total, includes bottled water, and works for beginners and experienced snorkelers alike. Book if you want to see the reef without a full-day commitment or the cost of separate equipment rental.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the barrier reef without committing to a full day or renting gear separately—the two-hour window and included equipment mean you're in the water within an hour of leaving your hotel.
Puerto Morelos Snorkeling: Biosphere Reserve & Reef LifeYou get two forty-five-minute snorkeling sessions in a protected biosphere reserve with sightings of reef fish, turtles and rays in clear water. Bottled water is provided, and public transport reaches the dock. Eco-friendly sunblock is required to protect the reef you're swimming in.Is it for me?Right for snorkelers who want to see healthy reef life without the crowds or damage — the biosphere protection is what keeps the fish and coral thriving. Plan for a half-day on the water with boat time included; if you have spinal, cardiovascular, or pregnancy concerns, check with a doctor first.
Chichén Itzá & 2 Cenotes from Cancun: Ik Kil & SuytunYou visit Suytun cenote for photos, receive a Maya blessing ceremony, eat a regional lunch, tour Chichén Itzá with a certified guide, swim for 45 minutes in Cenote Ik Kil with life jacket included, and spend 45 minutes in the colonial town of Valladolid before returning to your hotel. Hotel pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Chichén Itzá and swim in two cenotes without arranging separate transport, tickets and timing — the fixed itinerary gets all four stops done in a single day from your hotel.
Isla Mujeres Catamaran from Playa del Carmen: Snorkel & Open BarYou get picked up from your Playa del Carmen hotel, sail to Isla Mujeres on a catamaran with snorkeling stops and underwater statues, eat a buffet lunch and drink from an open bar, then return by early evening. The whole day — transport, gear, food, drinks — is included, so you show up and the rest happens.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Playa del Carmen without a car and want a full day on the water without arranging snorkeling, lunch, drinks or transport separately — the 10-hour format means you get both the island and the reef in one departure.
