Tsukan Cenote Entrance Ticket with Lunch
Do this because
- Explore Tsukan underground cenote
- Swim in pristine waters
- Enjoy a three-course lunch with vegan options
This experience meets the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. By choosing this experience you can protect the places you love, care for the environment and support local communities.
What to expect
Coined the 'Sanctuary of Life' from the locals, the Tsukan cenote cave is steeped in natural wonder. In fact, it's been mainly untouched from how it was originally found, with the only addition being a proper staircase to access the pristine water. Enjoy time swimming, relaxing and lapping up the traditional side of Yucatan. A three-course lunch of regional classics is included, washed down with water.
Important to know
- Life jackets must be worn in the cenote
- Vegan options are available instead of regional menu
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
- Bring biodegradable insect repellent
- Bring a towel
- Bring a hat
- Bring suitable footwear
- Transfers not included
What’s included
Admission fees
Lunch
Swim stops
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 2 days before the experience begins.
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Provider
TUI MEXICANA SA DE CV
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Phone number: +44 121 468 3145
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