MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 7 most popular puerto morelos tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Walk and swim 600 meters underground in Rio Secreto, with AC transport, wetsuit gear, a small-group guide, and a light lunch for $119.
“mystic jungle and deep earth magic. profoundly beautiful. also, wonderful guide full of knowledge, and fabulous food, too. highly recommended.”
Puerto Morelos snorkeling at the Great Mayan Reef with hotel pickup, an easy guide-led swim, beach lunch, and town time.
“Snorkelling was amazing we got to see two turtles and some barracudas. Missed out on seeing some eagle rays which we were sad about but otherwise the snorkelling experience was great. The free tacos we had at the restaurant were delicious and had a great view of the beach in Puerto Morelos which we had…”
2-hour guided snorkeling in Puerto Morelos: gear and park fees included, two reef stops, expert guides, marine life, $35.
“It was a cold grey morning, following rain, and we were so close to not attending. We are so glad we did! Craig was a great guide, he kept the enthusiasm up and we saw tonnes of marine life - eagle rays, barracuda, a nurse shark, angel fish”
A 5-hour Riviera Maya adventure with horseback at El Rey Polo Club, ATV jungle trails, ziplining, and a cenote swim at Verde Lucero.
“This turned out to be one of the best tours that we went on in Cancun. The guides were exceptional and very considerate. Each phase was extremely fun. We are planning on returning with our friends and kids on our next trip to Cancun.”
Snorkel Puerto Morelos National Reef Park with a small group, boat ride 500m out, and two coral spots packed with fish and turtles.
“We Left promptly and we were ready to get into the water within 20 min. I was amazed by the variety and health of the corals. We dove in spot and saw a large variety of fish, including squid, lobster, turtles, shark and cute stick fish.”
Puerto Morelos: 10 zip lines, optional Aqua-zip soak, ZipCycle and bungee swing, then a private cenote swim.
“Activité sympa en revanche très touristique. En arrivant sur le lieu on se sent un peu perdus et pas vraiment guidés. De plus à l’arrivée lors de l’enregistrement on nous précise que les téléphones vidéos et photos ne sont pas acceptés. Nous nous sommes sentis donc obligés de régler les frais de 90$ pour deux…”
Snorkel Puerto Morelos National Park for $35 in a small group. Two reef stops, expert guide, great equipment, and sea turtles to rays.
“It has been an amazing experience. We have seen many colorful fishes, turtles, rays, barracudas. Our guide has been very informative and helpful. Highly recommended! Thanks!”
