El Castillo of Tulum on the cliff with the Caribbean Sea behind

Transportation included
À la carte meal
Bilingual guide

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Dos Ojos and Gran Cenote Tour from Cancún

4.8 stars · 193 reviews on Google Business Information verified on October 9, 2026

Duration 11 h Full day, approximately 11 hours
Languages ES · EN Spanish and English
Departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Cancellation Cancun100 general policy

What this tour is like

Tulum with a guide, the Madre Naturaleza sculpture, two and a half hours swimming in the two cenotes of the Dos Ojos park and one hour at Gran Cenote, with life jackets included and lunch with a choice of dish. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

It is for you if…
You want to swim in three cenotes in the Tulum area
You prefer life jackets to be already included
You are traveling on a Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday

Highlights

Tulum, one hour with a guide
Dos Ojos park: two cenotes in two and a half hours, with life jacket included
Gran Cenote, one hour, with life jacket included
Madre Naturaleza sculpture
Lunch with a choice of dish
Box lunch

What it costs

Adult	MX$2,450
Child	MX$2,350

Deposit available

Itinerary

Pickup: At your hotel, between 5:30 and 8:00 a.m. depending on the distance. Box lunch on board.
Tulum: One hour with a guide at the archaeological site.
Madre Naturaleza: Photo stop at the sculpture.
Dos Ojos park: Two and a half hours at its two cenotes, with life jacket.
Gran Cenote: One-hour swim, with life jacket.
Lunch: One dish of your choice.
Return: Arrival at the hotels from approximately 7:30 p.m. The order may change for operational reasons.

What's included

Round-trip transportation
Bilingual guide
Box lunch
Tulum, one hour with a guide
Photo stop at the Madre Naturaleza sculpture
Dos Ojos park: two cenotes, two and a half hours, with life jackets
Gran Cenote, one hour, with life jacket
Lunch, one dish of your choice: fish fillet, chicken or beef

Not included

On-site tax: 30 pesos per person for Mexicans and 165 pesos for foreigners
Drinks at the restaurant
Tips

Before you go

Meeting point 3

Pickup at your hotel in Cancún and the Riviera Maya as far as Tulum
In Tulum the only pickup point is Súper Aki; it is a fixed meeting point, there is no hotel pickup
Pickup between 5:30 and 8:00 a.m., depending on how far your hotel is; the exact time is confirmed when you book

Restrictions 5

The beach at the Tulum ruins is closed; you see the sea from the cliff
Backpacks and handbags are not allowed inside the archaeological site; they stay in the vehicle
Do not use creams, sunscreen or sprays before entering a cenote
In Tulum pickup is only at the Súper Aki meeting point, not at hotels
Subject to weather

Notes 4

On-site tax per person, adults and children: 30 pesos for Mexicans and 165 pesos for foreigners, in cash
Bring light clothing and something warm for the ride back, comfortable shoes and sandals, swimsuit, towel, a dry change of clothes, cap, sunglasses and cash
Use biodegradable sunscreen
Times and the order of the visits are approximate and may change for operational reasons

More about this tour

Tulum with the Dos Ojos cenotes and Gran Cenote

The day starts with one hour guided at the Tulum archaeological site and a photo stop at the Madre Naturaleza sculpture.

Then come the cenotes: two and a half hours at the two in the Dos Ojos park and one hour at Gran Cenote, with life jacket included at all of them. Lunch is one dish of your choice.

Before you book

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is included?

Round-trip transportation, bilingual guide, box lunch, one hour with a guide in Tulum, a stop at the Madre Naturaleza sculpture, two and a half hours at the two cenotes of the Dos Ojos park and one hour at Gran Cenote with life jackets, and one dish of your choice. The on-site tax, drinks at the restaurant and tips are not included.

What do I pay on site?

A tax per person, adults and children: 30 pesos for Mexicans and 165 pesos for foreigners, in cash.

Can children come? From what age do they pay as adults?

Yes. Ages 0 to 4 travel at no cost, without a seat or meal; ages 5 to 11 pay the child rate and ages 12 and up pay as adults.

Do the cenotes include a life jacket?

Yes, the life jacket is included at the two Dos Ojos cenotes and at Gran Cenote.

Can you go down to the beach at the Tulum ruins?

No. The beach at the archaeological site is closed; you see the sea from the cliff.

Which days does it operate?

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

What time will I be picked up and what time do I get back?

Pickup is between 5:30 and 8:00 a.m. depending on how far your hotel is, and the return starts at around 7:30 p.m., depending on the hotel route. We confirm the exact time when you book.

Do you pick up in Playa del Carmen, the Riviera Maya and Tulum?

Yes, at hotels in Cancún and the Riviera Maya as far as Tulum. In Tulum the only pickup point is Súper Aki: it is a fixed meeting point, there is no hotel pickup.

How much is the deposit and how do I cancel?

You book with the deposit Cancun100 indicates when confirming; cancellations are governed by Cancun100's general policy.

Quick answer

What does the Tulum tour with the Dos Ojos cenotes and Gran Cenote include?

The Cancun 100 tour to Tulum with the Dos Ojos cenote and Gran Cenote lasts approximately 11 hours and operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with pickup at your hotel between 5:30 and 8:00 a.m. It includes round-trip transportation, bilingual guide, box lunch, one hour with a guide in Tulum, the Madre Naturaleza sculpture, two and a half hours at the two Dos Ojos cenotes, one hour at Gran Cenote, life jackets and one dish of your choice. Children ages 0 to 4 travel at no cost, ages 5 to 11 pay the child rate and ages 12 and up pay as adults. On site you pay a tax of 30 pesos for Mexicans and 165 pesos for foreigners.

Information verified on October 9, 2026

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Tax per person: 30 pesos for Mexicans and 165 pesos for foreigners, in cash.