Tours

Experience fine dining from START to FINISH!  The tour begins with a walk through the garden and the jungle.  Roque, your guide, will teach you all about the land (on which he was actually raised!).  Enlighten your senses in the food garden– taste and smell the freshness! Then let Chef Karla Romo explain how food is prepared, including the “pib” which is an ancient Mayan way to cook food below the ground.  You will then be served a 6-course menu, which includes handmade tortillas and fire oven bread, as well as dishes prepared with fresh ingredients from the organic garden. The meal is accompanied by a fine tasting of regional wines and Mexican mezcals.

Snorkel the 2nd largest reef in the world! And it’s only a 5-minute boat ride to the location! The coral reef of Puerto Morelos is a protected marine park with beautiful fish, turtles, coral, and other creatures of the sea!  This tour includes 2 stops on the reef that last about 30 to 45 minutes. The tour is a total of about 2.5 hours.

Did you know that Tulum was an important trading port for the Mayans, who traded goods such as turquoise and jade? That Muyil is one of the oldest and most significant Maya sites in the region? Or that the cenotes are part of the most important and large underground rivers in the world? Discover it all on this tour!

Celebrate Hanal Pixan, the Mayan version of Day of the Dead, in Merida, Yucatán. Families honor their loved ones with altars of marigold flowers, candles, incense, and food offerings. Our 5-day trip includes a luxury boutique hotel stay and an itinerary filled with parades, cultural displays, museum visits and more! Extend your stay to catch the official Day of the Dead celebrations! Book now to join us.

Wanna experience tacos like a local?! !

There are over 6,500 cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula! This underground river system has openings all over the jungle and this tour not only has ATVs and ziplines, but it also includes two types of cenotes! The first is an underground cave with stalactites hanging from the ceiling. The second is an open-air cenote surrounded by jungle.  Test your fear of heights by jumping from multiple platforms (as high as 40 feet!!) or dropping into the water from a zip line.

Did you know that Tulum was an important trading port for the Mayans, who traded goods such as turquoise and jade? That you can ride a bike inside Coba ruins? Or that the cenotes are part of the most important and large underground rivers in the world? Discover it all on this tour!

Tulum Ruins, Coba Ruins and a cenote!

Escape the mainland of Cancun or Playa del Carmen and sail to the beautiful island of Isla Mujeres (Women’s island). Come and enjoy an exhilarating and unforgettable day with our PRIVATE All-Inclusive Catamaran Sail to Isla Mujeres Tour! Picture yourself sailing through the turquoise waters of the Mexican Caribbean, to enjoy a day completed with snorkeling, lunch, drinks and relaxing at a beach club and even a visit to the colorful downtown.