Private Tours

The Riviera Maya developed 40 years ago as a pure holiday region. Until then, there were only a few small fishing villages like Playa del Carmen, which are now full-fledged cities. In order to give tourists an insight into the everyday life of Mexicans, I organized a day trip that leads out of the Riviera Maya and shows both the life of the Maya in the jungle and everyday life in a small Mexican town without tourism. There are no other tourist groups going to the place we visit on this tour. If you want to get to know the country and its people, this is the right excursion for you.

Xibalba (The underworld of the Mayan gods) Have a real adventure in and beneath the jungle of Yucatan, close to Akumal in the middle of the Riviera Maya, not far from Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Walk and swim through caves and observe animals in the jungle!! Have a real Mexican lunch (Tacos) and learn a lot about nature and the history of Yucatan.

Xibalba (The underworld of the Mayan gods) Visit a real Mayan village, close to Akumal in the middle of the Riviera Maya, not far from Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Have a real adventure in and beneath the jungle of Yucatan. Walk and swim through caves. Have a real Mexican lunch (Tacos) and learn a lot about nature and the history of Yucatan.

Have a real adventure in and beneath the jungle of Yucatan. Walk and swim through caves. Learn a lot about nature and the history of Yucatan. Go in the lagoon Yalkoo, a natural harbor for the ancient Maya and a former caved-in cave system. Have lunch at a beautiful restaurant direct at the beach with a breathtaking view over the pristine beach to the turquoise Caribbean sea.

Visit Tulum one of the last cities built and inhabited by the Mayans, serving as a major hub for Coba, it was at its height between the 13th and 15th centuries and managed to survive about 70 years after the Spanish began occupying Mexico. Visit the mystical Mayan Ruin City of Coba, only 40 miles west of the Riviera Maya and approx. 115 miles southwest of Cancun, once the biggest and most important city in Yucatan, climb the Pyramid Nohoch Mul and enjoy the fantastic view over the jungle.  Go swimming and/or snorkeling at beautiful Grand Cenote or you can go instead to visit a Mayan family in the jungel!.

Visit Tulum one of the last cities built and inhabited by the Mayans, serving as a major hub for Coba, it was at its height between the 13th and 15th centuries and managed to survive about 70 years after the Spanish began occupying Mexico. Go snorkeling at the lagoon of Yalkoo, a former natural Mayan harbor and caved in cave system.