Akumal Turtle Snorkel, Cenote and Cave Tour from Riviera Maya
Sea turtles in the wild, a cave under the jungle and a cenote you swim into, in one day and with a single hotel pickup. In Akumal Bay, a protected sanctuary whose Maya name means "place of the turtles," put on your mask and swim over the reef as sea turtles graze on the seagrass and glide beside you. Then leave the sun behind for the cool air underground. Walk the 250-meter wooden path of Sayab Cave, in Zak Aktun, one of the largest underground river systems in the world, among giant rock formations. The last swim is at Nido de Halcón, a semi-open cenote where a tunnel through crystal-clear water leads you inside the cavern. The day ends with lunch and drinks. Hotel pickup in the Riviera Maya or Puerto Morelos, cave and cenote entrance fees, snorkel gear, a guide and a lifeguard are included.
- Location: Cancun, Mexico
- Country: Mexico
- Wildlife: herps, marine, plants
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