Private Tours

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.

A Cenote is a sinkhole with exposed rocky edges containing groundwater, above or beneath ground. It is typically found in the Yucatán Peninsula and some on nearby Caribbean islands. The term derives from a word used by the low-land Yucatec Maya to mean any location with accessible groundwater.

Visit the unique Mayan ruins of Chacchoben. Chacchoben is located in the south of the Yucatan Peninsula and is not yet known to tourists, such as Chichen Itza.  Chacchoben is 6 square kilometers in size but only a small part is open for the visitor, the rest is still been excavated and restored. Visit Fort San Felipe, the fort was built in 1723 to protect the village from pirates. Have a boat tour on the lagoon Bacalar,  a 49 mile long and 1,5-mile wide lagoon which is fed by many cenotes with fresh water, go swimming to refresh yourself.

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Chichen Itza is visited every day by thousands of tourists. Visit Chichen Itza before the mainstream of visitors get to the ruins and enjoy the peace and solitude while your guide explains everything about the city and the Maya. Next visit Coba, once one of the most important Cities with the highest pyramid in Yucatan, it was at its height between the 13th and 15th centuries and managed to survive about 70 years after the Spanish began occupying Mexico.
After your vist you will have a real Maya lunch!!

Chichen Itza is visited every day by thousands of tourists. Visit Chichen Itza before the mainstream of visitors get to the ruins and enjoy the peace and solitude while your guide explains everything about the city and the Maya. Then you’ll drive to a beautiful restaurant in the jungle, next to a cenote where you can go swimming after your lunch. Visit the old colonial town of Valladolid, visit the chocolate factory and the monastery.

Visit Ek Balam before the mainstream of visitors get to the ruins and enjoy the peace and solitude while your guide explains everything about probably one of the most beautiful Mayan ruin cities, though few buildings have been excavated is definitely worth a visit, if only for the well-preserved Frescos at the excavation site. Next, you will visit Chichen Itza, afterwards, you go swimming in the beautiful underground cenote Ik Kil before you’ll have a typical Yucatek lunch.

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 at Grand Cenote and snorkeling at the beautiful lagoon of Yahoo, a former natural Mayan harbor, full of tropical fish.

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.

Have a walk through a jungle camp outside the Riviera Maya and deep in the jungle to see and learn how people live and work in the jungle. Go swimming in a beautiful underground cenote and snorkeling at two different places at the Great Maya reef. Have lunch at a beautiful restaurant at the beach and afterwards shopping at the famous handicraft market of Puerto Morelos.

There are no other tourist groups going to the places you will visit on this tour. Therefore you will see the real authentic Mexico. Nothing is done or build for tourists, you con observe real Mexican live in the jungle and the same in town. See how people are going about their live, working with wood or selling their self grown vegetable and fruits on the market.

Visit Rio Lagartos and Las Coloradas at the Golf of Mexico where more than 40.000 Flamingos are living. Go on a boat trip at sunrise to see the Flamingos and all the other amazing birds nesting in the mangroves at Rio Lagartos, see crocodiles and the Salinas, where even the ancient Mayans harvested their salt. Visit the old colonial city of Valladolid to go swimming in the beautiful Cenote Zaci and to have a Mexican lunch at a local restaurant. 

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 aprox. 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.

Have breakfast at the old colonial town of Valladolid, visit the monastery, the cathedral, and the tequila distillery. 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.  Have a typical Mayan lunch and go swimming and / or snorkeling at beautiful Grand Cenote.

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 and learn a lot about nature and the history of Yucatan.

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.

On this 2 day Yucatan Round-Trip you’ll see the real Mexico. You’ll visit Ek Balam, Izamal (the yellow city) and Chichen Itza, as well as the colonial cities Valladolid and Merida. You will swim in cenotes to refresh yourself and go on a round trip in a Gua Gua over the famous Paseo de Montejo in Merida. You’ll stay over 1 night at a hotel in Merida, close to the Zocalo and see a reenactment of the Maya ball game. You'll also visit a  tequila museum, a  monastery and a chocolate factory.

On this 2 day Yucatan Round-Trip you’ll see the real Mexico. You’ll visit Uxmal, as well as the colonial cities Valladolid and Merida. You will swim in cenotes to refresh yourself and go on a round trip in a Gua Gua over the famous Paseo de Montejo in Merida. You’ll stay over 1 night at a hotel in Merida, close to the Zocalo, you'll also visit a  monastery, an art house, the zocalo, the cathedral and the chocolate factory, a family business where they make chocolate from 3000-year-old Maya recipes.

On this 3 day Yucatan Round-Trip you’ll see the real Mexico. You’ll visit Ek Balam, Izamal (the yellow city), Chichen Itza and Uxmal, as well as the colonial cities Valladolid and Merida. You will swim in cenotes to refresh yourself and go on a round trip in a Gua Gua over the famous Paseo de Montejo in Merida. You’ll stay over 2 nights in a hotel in Merida, close to the Zocalo and see a reenactment of the Maya ball game. You'll visit a  tequila museum, a chocolate museum and a chocolate factory.

On this 2 day Yucatan Round-Trip you’ll see the southern part of Yucatan. You’ll visit Maya ruins almost untouched from tourism, like Dzibanche, Kinichna, Kohunlich (the valley of the masks) and also one of Mexico's magic city's Bacalar. In Bacalar you will visit the old Fort San Felipe and go on a boat trip on Bacalar lagoon (the lagoon of 7 colors) 

On this 3 day Yucatan Round-Trip you’ll see the southern part of Yucatan. You’ll visit Maya ruins almost untouched from tourism, like Dzibanche, Kinichna, Kohunlich (the valley of the masks), Calakmul and also one of Mexico's magic city's Bacalar. In Bacalar you will visit the old Fort San Felipe and go on a boat trip on Bacalar lagoon (the lagoon of 7 colors)