App

Customer support

GBP

Find bookings

Top Picks for Tulum Experiences

Q: How many Experiences are available in Tulum on Trip.com?

Trip.com offers 35 Experiences in Tulum

Q: What are the top-rated Experiences in Tulum?

Go for 2 dives in cenote Dos ojos for certified divers Basic Surf Lessons in Tulum Tulum: Leopard 51′ Yacht with Gourmet Dining & Water Toys

Q: How can I contact Trip.com customer support?

Get help anytime, anywhere within 30 seconds Contact customer support

Q: Can I change or cancel my booking?

Change and cancellation policies vary by attractions and tours. Please check the product details page for more information.

Q: How can I get discounted prices?

Ticket prices may vary between weekdays and weekends, as well as during peak and off-peak seasons. When booking with Trip.com, you can also use Trip Coins to get extra savings. For more tips on booking discounted tickets, please visit Trip.com for the latest information.



Discover 35 Experiences in Tulum on Trip.com, updated November 8, 2025, with experiences lasting from 1 to 7 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From GBP 22.80 per person, with an average total of GBP 202.59. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 5.98k verified reviews, Experiences Tulum boast an average rating of 4.6.

This week's most popular Experiences: "ATV Adventure, Interactive Bridges, Ziplines, Cenote and Lunch", with 2.47k reviews and a 4.7 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Tulum Ruins, ATV Extreme, and Cenotes Tour from Riviera Maya", a 7-hour adventure in Tulum!

The next available day tour departs on November 9, 2025. Book now to secure your spot!

Tulum Experiences usually take about 7 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

75% of Tulum Experiences now offer English-speaking guides

November is the perfect time to visit Tulum! Choose from Experiences available day tours, including seasonal favorites like ATV Adventure, Interactive Bridges, Ziplines, Cenote and Lunch.

Your trip, worry-free! All day tours are run by licensed suppliers with verified reviews, and many include free cancellation before departure.

Search attractions or local attractions & tours



Trip.comTulum

Experiences

Experiences

Available Today

Available Tomorrow

35 Results for Tulum Experiences

Sort by

Recommended

Tulum Ruins, ATV Extreme, and Cenotes Tour from Riviera Maya
Duration: 7 hrs
English
4.3/5
Good· 45 reviews
From£105.61
Go for 2 dives in cenote Dos ojos for certified divers
Duration: 4 hrs
English
5.0/5
Excellent· 54 reviews
From£144.36
Mexican Cooking from Scratch in a Local Home in Tulum
Duration: 3 hrs
English
4.9/5
Excellent· 204 reviews
From£71.47
Basic Surf Lessons in Tulum
Duration: 1 hr
English
5.0/5
Excellent· 11 reviews
From£60.78
Tulum: Leopard 51′ Yacht with Gourmet Dining & Water Toys
Duration: 4 hrs
English
5.0/5
Excellent· 223 reviews
From£2,393.21
Tulum Local Walking Food Tour
Duration: 3 hrs
Spanish
4.9/5
Excellent· 229 reviews
From£66.43
Artisanal Mayan Chocolate Tasting Experience
Duration: 2 hrs
English
5.0/5
Excellent· 9 reviews
From£54.66
Swim with Turtles in Akumal + GoPro Photo Session
Duration: 1 hr
English
From£37.56
Private tour of the archaeological zone of Tulum and cenote swim
󱩳Be treated to personal transportation and guide for your group
Duration: 480–510 mins
English
From£550.82
Tulum, Cobá and Aldea Maya guided tour with lunch
󱩳Immerse yourself in the Mayan culture and enjoy the sea view in Tulum
Duration: 720 mins
English
3.1/5
· 3 reviews
From£63.06
Day trip to the archaeological zone of Tulum and Cenote
󱩳Travel through time and explore the enigmatic Tulum
Duration: 480 mins
English
4.6/5
Satisfactory· 11 reviews
From£22.80
Full-Day Luxury Tour to Tulum, Cenote, and 5th Avenue Playa del Carmen
󱩳Discover some of the most beautiful Mexican attractions in just one day
Duration: 780 mins
English
5.0/5
Excellent· 1 review
From£60.78
Private Responsible Experience with Turtles (groups of 3 plus)
Duration: 150 mins
English
From£64.58
Tulum: Zenote Sanctuary with Gastronomic Package & Transfers
󱩳Enjoy a delicious meal with a choice of soft drinks or alcoholic beverages
Duration: 5.5 hrs
Spanish
5% off
From£58.44£61.52
Tulum: 3-Hour Local Food Tasting Tour
󱩳Discover eateries favored by locals rather than tourists
Duration: 3 hrs
Spanish
4.7/5
Great· 16 reviews
5% off
From£62.92£66.24
Tulum: Raw Honey & Chocolate Tour with Vegan Lunch & Cenote
󱩳Enjoy a vegan lunch with fresh, local ingredients
Duration: 3 hrs
Spanish
5% off
From£65.04£68.47
Tulum: Chocolate & Honey Sanctuary Experience with Lunch
󱩳Learn about raw Cacao & create your own organic Chocolate w/ different flavours
Duration: 3 hrs
Spanish
5% off
From£42.64£44.89
ATV Adventure, Interactive Bridges, Ziplines, Cenote and Lunch
Duration: 4 hrs
English
4.7/5
Great· 2.5k reviews
From£37.23
Cancun Best ATV Tour, Ziplines and Cenote Swim with Lunch
Duration: 4 hrs
English
4.5/5
Satisfactory· 1.8k reviews
From£44.56
Cozumel Snorkeling Tour: Palancar, Columbia and El Cielo Reefs
Duration: 4 hrs
English
4.3/5
Good· 917 reviews
From£44.83





Explore top experiences

See what other travellers love, based on ratings and bookings

Day tours (171)Wi-Fi & SIM cards (14)Sports experiences (9)Outdoor experiences (4)Diving (7)Water activities (7)Boat experiences (4)Aerial tours (4)Yachts & sailboats (2)Riding & driving (1)Local cuisine (1)Food & drink (1)Cultural experiences (1)

Frequently asked questions about Tulum Experiences

How many Experiences are available in Tulum on Trip.com?



What are the best Experiences in Tulum?



What are the top-rated Experiences in Tulum?



How can I contact Trip.com customer support?



Can I change or cancel my booking?



How can I get discounted prices?



Trip.com Picks

Explore More

Popular Activities

Guangzhou Spa & Massage Singapore Travel Essentials Japan SIM Card Vietnam Activities Shenzhen Spa & Massage

Full-Day Mutianyu Great Wall Bus Tour with 5 Hours at the Site Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City & Treasure Museum Small Group Tour Mutianyu Great Wall Round-trip by ZANBUS with Tickets, Daily Departure 8/9/10 AM Mutianyu Great Wall + Summer Palace 1-day tour Return ends at Bird's Nest Beijing Forbidden City Ticket Booking

Reviews/Trip Moments

★

Reviews: Tulum Ruins, ATV Extreme, and Cenotes Tour from Riviera Maya

Guest User2024-06-15

Mygnor our tour guide was utterly amazing. His knowledge of the Mayan history was tier one . His humor kept the whole tour energized . I highly recommend the complete experience ( ATV, Cenote swim and Mayan tour ). A+ Thank your sooo much Mygnor !!

★

Reviews: Go for 2 dives in cenote Dos ojos for certified divers

Guest User2025-07-17

Julio guided me with profesionalisme through the caverns of Dos Ojos. He also shared Maya stories. The dives are beautiful, you see underwater natural cathedralsanf now I want to see more!!

★

Reviews: Mexican Cooking from Scratch in a Local Home in Tulum

Guest User2024-08-28

I booked this class as a surprise anniversary gift for my husband. He is Mexican and loves cooking so it was the perfect experience for him to learn more about his culture and get some tips from Lupita. We absolutely loved the experience from the class, to the food, and the people we met! Mezcal tasting was fun and the entire class was an adventure! I am usually a really picky eater, but I tried every single thing on the menu and it was all very delicious and flavorful!

★

Reviews: Basic Surf Lessons in Tulum

Guest User2025-06-18

This experience was amazing! The instructor was knowledgeable and so kind. The location was gorgeous. Pluma, thank you so much for your help and for shaping our confidence to surf. But more than surfing, we learned much about life. Surfing was a blast, it was a life long bucket list item for me.

★

Reviews: Leopard 51′ yacht in Tulum with gourmet dining and water toys

Guest User2025-09-29

Amazing experience with a crew that took excellent care of us from drinks, food, and water activities. You can tell they love what they do. Highly recommend!

★

Reviews: Tulum Local Walking Food Tour

Guest User2025-08-16

There are food tours, and then there is what Armando orchestrates in Tulum—a kind of gastronomic pilgrimage that manages to be both deeply serious about its subject matter and utterly unpretentious in its execution. On a sweltering Wednesday in mid-August, what began as a simple exploration of regional Mexican tacos evolved into something approaching anthropological fieldwork, conducted at street level with the sort of scholarly enthusiasm that makes you forget you’re ostensibly on vacation. Armando possesses that particular gift of the exceptional guide: the ability to make the familiar suddenly revelatory. Under his stewardship, each taco becomes a small lesson in geography and history, the masa a vehicle not just for carnitas or cochinita pibil, but for understanding how migration patterns and pre-Columbian cooking techniques converge on a paper plate balanced precariously in your palm. The tour moves through Tulum’s neighborhoods with the deliberate pace of someone who understands that good food, like good conversation, cannot be rushed. What distinguishes this experience from the typical tourist cattle drive is Armando’s evident respect for both his subject and his audience. Between stops—at a hole-in-the-wall specializing in Oaxacan-style tasajo, at a corner stand where the proprietor hand-presses tortillas with the methodical precision of a craftsman—he weaves in observations about local street art and recommendations for shops that feel less like commercial asides than natural extensions of the cultural education unfolding around you. The real measure of Armando’s expertise, however, came in his casual suggestion that we visit Muyil after the tour. What might have been an afterthought proved to be the perfect coda to an already exceptional day: after exploring the ancient Mayan ruins, we found ourselves floating down the crystalline canals of the lagoon, the mangrove-lined waterways offering both literal and metaphorical perspective on the culinary traditions we had just experienced. It was the sort of recommendation that reveals a guide who sees his work not as a series of discrete transactions, but as part of a larger conversation about place and culture. In a region increasingly defined by its tourist infrastructure, Armando’s tour feels like a small act of resistance—a reminder that the most meaningful travel experiences happen not when we’re insulated from local life, but when we’re invited, however briefly, to participate in it. This is essential Tulum, served up one perfectly constructed taco at a time.

