Private Tour Turtles Coral Reef Cenote Beach All inclusive

Akumal

The adventure begins in Akumal, a picturesque beach located in the Riviera Maya. Participants meet local guides who provide a brief introduction to the activity. Equipped with snorkeling equipment and life jackets, visitors enter the sea. This area is known to be a natural habitat for turtles, which can be seen swimming peacefully near the surface or feeding on seaweed on the bottom. During snorkeling, swimmers have the opportunity to swim alongside these majestic sea creatures. Turtles are known for their beauty and gentle behavior, allowing participants to enjoy up-close encounters while watching their graceful movement underwater. The excursion continues towards a nearby coral reef. Guided by local experts, you will explore this vibrant underwater ecosystem, home to an incredible diversity of tropical fish, colorful corals and marine life.

The Jungle Fish restaurant in Akumal, Riviera Maya, offers a unique dining experience in a natural and relaxed environment. Located in front of the beach, it combines local Mexican flavors in its menu. It offers a variety of dishes including fresh seafood, ceviche, grilled meats and vegetarian options, accompanied by tropical cocktails and refreshing drinks. The atmosphere includes decoration that integrates with the natural environment, views of the Caribbean Sea, and friendly and welcoming service.

Cenote Xunaan-Ha

Cenote Xunaha is a beautiful and significant cenote located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Cenotes are natural freshwater formations, typical of this region, that have been formed over thousands of years by the collapse of underground cave roofs. Activities and Attractions: Swimming and Snorkeling: Visitors can swim or snorkel in the cool, clear waters of Cenote Taakbiha, exploring its nooks and crannies and appreciating the aquatic life that inhabits this unique habitat. Rituals and Cultural Significance: Some cenotes, including Taakbiha, have significant cultural importance to local communities, who sometimes consider them sacred sites or places of traditional rituals.