Tulum Ruins Half-Day Afternoon Tour

Explore the Mayan ruins of Tulum with a professional archaeologist guide during a relaxing half-day afternoon tour. Find hidden locations and breathtaking sights as you explore the incredible ancient monuments and temple complexes.

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Highlights

Enjoy a tour of the Tulum ruins with an archaeologist guide
Discover the real importance of the ancient buildings
Explore on your own and be amazed by the ocean views

Description

Get picked up from your hotel in the afternoon, and make your way to the incredible temple ruins of Tulum. A certified guide will walk you through the buildings and temples, sharing with facts about the history of the place with you. The guided tour last around 40 minutes. After this, get ready to start exploring the ruins on your own and find the secrets locations. Take great pictures to share with your friends back home. Return to your favorite temples or stroll around the entire site again during your 30 minutes free time. Sit back, relax and enjoy the ride back to your hotel, where you will arrive before dinner time.

Includes

Bottled water
Professional guide
Hotel/meeting point pick-up and drop-off
Free use of selfie stick (subject to equipment compatibility)
Refreshing facial towels
Entrance tickets to the Ruins of Tulum
Portable WiFi (if option selected)
Food and drinks, unless specified
Gratuities
Shuttle to the main entrance (recommended only for visitors with mobility issues)

Important Information

The main entrance to the archeological site is located a 10-minute walk from the parking place. There is a train shuttle with an additional fee that will take you to the main entrance - this charge is optional and not included in the tour fee
Within the site of Tulum, photography for personal non-commercial use with hand-held cameras or cellphones is allowed, however Go Pro cameras, video cameras, or any device to shoot video incur a fee of 45 pesos, payable at the entrance of the archeological site