Me and my mom had a great time. The cenotes were beautiful. We loved our tour guide Suzanna because she taught us so much like the original city was called Zama. (The dawn/sun) Tulum is the name the Spaniards gave it because they couldn’t speak the Mayan language very well! (Suzanna’s take) My take, because they were colonialists.

They don’t pick up from downtown but never told me. They had my hotel location 2.5 months in advance and told me the day before to meet them at the meeting point in the hotel zone. The problem with that is this your ends late and there’s no Uber service in hotel zone so me and my baby would be been on the public bus at night. I disputed the charge sbf booked with dream tours! It was great! A charger bus with wifi, restroom, a/c and usb outlets!

It was a fantastic tour but they need to give more time to explore the sites on our own and the guide was fantastic.We recommend to others to book the tour with this company.

To start, this tour was not run by the people TripAdvisor said it was. The "central pickup and dropoff location" in Tulum was a 30 minute walk from my hotel, 5 minutes for the other Tulum guests, which is a bit ridiculous I had to pay the same for transportation as the rest of the tour. I tried and tried to get a pickup location and they kept saying 24 hours before we will let you know...then 9pm the night before....actually got it after 9pm probably so I couldn't complain. The "tour" of tulum was not good, the guide did not speak barely any English. No English speakers knew what was going on for the whole day, but that's fine because this is not an English speaking country and we figured it out, but I booked a tour to know some history so it was disappointing at the Tulum site. We had a different guide at Coba and he was great! Should be noted you take taxi bikes and have to pay for the way back if you don't want to walk. The itinerary also says free 45 minutes at Coba, we had 0 free time at Coba which was so disappointing because it is the highlight of this tour. It also says lunch is "at archeological site" after Tulum visit. Well. We had lunch at 3:30pm before going into the cenote. I ate a light breakfast because of the timing I was given, mistake. The cenote also includes some Mayan cultural experiences, unknown to any of us. Just wish I knew the actual itinerary so I could have planned my day differently or booked a different tour with free time at Coba.

Very chuffed with this tour, we were sceptical as it was cheaper than other tours and the reviews were a bit mixed. However, we had a fantastic time. Our tour guide Jorge was brilliant, he was friendly, knowledgable, inclusive to everyone, and had a good sense of humour. Tulum was beautiful but rather busy which was to be expected, you don’t get a great deal of time to explore by yourself (we only had about 30-40 minutes to run around) but that seems to be the norm with all these tours. Coba was fantastic and less busy and again short but sweet. The trip includes a man to cycle you in a tricycle back from the ruins to the main entrance of coba which is a nice touch. Lunch was given to us about 3:30pm and a cereal bar and a few bottles of water were given beforehand, so it’s probably worth taking your own snacks too. Lunch was good, the Cenote was ok nothing spectacular, and we got to try some authentic Mayan chocolate. It’s worth noting you need to provide another 25USD per person for entry, but this info is included in the email. It was a long day (12-13hours in total) and some members of the group struggled to keep up towards the end but Jorge handled it really well and made sure everyone had a good time. Throughly recommend, just bring extra snacks!

While we enjoyed our cruise sponsored tour, it was like most, not enough time in the location. The guide was very informative and gave lots of history on Tulum, but it was too crowded and we did not stay long enough to really enjoy it. The cenotes swimming was fun, but having done it, I now know this is not necessarily good combination if you are on a cruise as there just isn’t enough time. We booked through the cruise line because we knew it would be risky to go to Tulum from Cozumel on our own and get back on time and we were right. Our tour was late returning and if we had done this on our own it could have been a disaster because the ship doesn’t wait for individual passengers who are late. Over all we enjoyed seeing Tulum and the cenotes, but know our next trip there will be during a stay in Mexico so that we can stay as long as we want.

Alan was a great tour guide. He shared tons of history and details about Mayan culture. We went to the Mayan Temples, Cenote as the key highlights. Just that going one way is 3 hours so in total 6 hours of travel just driving back and forth. I wished they had more water bottles. We were just handed one each per person.

Had an amazing day trip, our tour guide Martin was very informative and made the experience very enjoyable. Ivan the driver drove very smoothly and got us to our destinations on time. I would recommend this trip to anyone.

This experience has been thus far one of my favorites from all my traveling. Very much recommend for those who are visiting Cancun for the first time and are not sure what to do or are skeptical about which other vendors to trust. 100% recommend. The bus that picks you up is very comfortable and clean. You are able to take additional clothing, backpack, second pair of shoes, snacks. The bus stores them safely while you enjoy the activities. Chichen Itzá was mind blowing. And the cenote was a really fun experience. Martin was a very great guide in this whole experience. 1000000% recommend

The Cenote was excellent!! Chichen Itza was a good learning experience. The bus drive and organized hotel pick up was comfortable and convenient. The reason I did not give it a 5 was because I had a difficult time understanding our tour guide Martin, who spoke more in Spanish than English and kept alternating between the two languages

Loved our tour guide Martin and the driver! Martin was very knowledgeable, entertaining and kept us all organized. Everything was great on the tour, a couple of suggestions: - spend a bit more time at Chichen Itza - we had 2 hrs and this barely gave us time to explore & check out the souvenirs - spend a bit more time in the colonial city. We had time for ice cream and a quick pic of the square, but I think there was so much more to explore Overall, the tour was great! The buses were well equipped, AC was strong and refreshing and the narration wonderful

Great trip. Good tour guide that gave helpful tips when visiting locations. Comfortable bus ride between locations. Strongly recommend taking the tour with Chichen Itza in morning and senote in afternoon.

Amazing tour! Exceptional service and value. I would highly recommend anyone looking for a tour to consider these folks!

Martin was a fabulous guide. Very knowledgeable and we really enjoyed our time with him. The tour was really good however it was an hour late to pick us up which only left us with 1.5hrs for lunch and the cenotes (not sure if that is normal as it did feel a little rushed). All in all would go again. Shout out to our bus driver Danilo for smooth sailing all day.

Amazing trip! Recommend to my friends! MARTIN Guide 0and 0DANILO bus driver are Very professional!!