Mary Alice & Dustin

On this tour, we will be visiting three different cenotes in the area. At the cenotes we will free dive, snorkel, and cliff jump. The first cenote is Casa Cenote. It can best be described as the ultimate jungle swim known for its soft sand bottom. lush mangroves, and rich marine life. The second cenote is Grand Cenote. It is a half open and half closed cave allowing bright sunlight to stream through its crystal clear fresh water. The last cenote is the Temple of Doom. This cenote is fully closed with three holes in its roof.

The Muyil River Float is a relaxing 3-4 hour tour that begins with a boat ride through two fresh water lagoons which connect to an ancient Mayan canal. We will explore a small ruin site on the bank of the canal and then float through clear water as the current carries us towards the Caribbean Sea.

https://www.azulik.com/about-our-spa/

Dinner in a candlelit open air garden with some of the best food in Tulum. http://cenzontletulum.com/

Written up in the New York Times, Hartwood is a fantastic place for dinner. Their menu changes daily based on the sea and land that offer them new harvests each day. http://www.hartwoodtulum.com/

Dinner at the best pizza and pasta spot in Tulum. Located in the jungle. http://www.posadamargherita.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=59&Itemid=261&lang=en

Drinks at Be Tulum, an exotic boutique hotel overlooking the Caribbean Ocean. http://betulum.com/

Drinks at Coco Beach Club. Coco Beach Club is a relaxing beach club right on the water with hammocks and beach chairs to spend the day lounging in. https://cocotulum.com/en/beach-club/

Drinks at Ziggy's Beach Club. A beach bar and restaurant located right on the beautiful beach. http://www.ziggybeachtulum.com/ziggys-beach-club

Best fish tacos in Tulum http://www.thesaltyfern.com/tulums-best-secret-la-eufemia/