Explore Muyil, Sian Ka'an, and a Natural Lazy River.

2 destinations | 1 day

Join us on an incredible journey to Muyil, a hidden archaeological gem just 20 minutes south of Tulum. This amazing site is wrapped in lush greenery, preserving the ancient Mayan structures and offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.

After soaking in the history of Muyil, we’ll head to the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the mysteries of a historic lagoon used by the Maya for trade. Hop aboard a charming boat and cruise through these stunning turquoise waters.

For a mix of relaxation and adventure, float along a natural lazy river. Drift through the crystal-clear waters and enjoy the peaceful embrace of nature.

We’ll end our day with a visit to a local restaurant, where you can enjoy delicious local dishes and flavors. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your unforgettable adventure.

Book Your Muyil & Sian Ka’an Tour Today For a Day Full Of History, Nature, & Amazing Experiences!!!

What to Bring for Your Excursion:

Comfortable Walking Shoes & Sandals.

Swimwear, Towels & Sun Protection Clothing.

Hats & Sunglasses .

Camera Or Phones.

Extra Cash.

What the Excursion Includes:

Private Rides to Every Spot.

Snorkeling & Adventure Gear Included.

Lunch, Refreshments & Snacks.

Entrance Fees Covered .

Personal Certified Guide.

Izamal

Izamal is a beautiful colonial city founded in the mid-sixteenth century on the remains of an ancient Mayan city. This place is known as "City of the Hills", recalling the covered pyramids that were there when the Spaniards arrived, as well as "The City of the Three Cultures" because it combines features of its pre-Hispanic past, of the colonial period and of the present time.

Currently, all painted yellow and white by the will of authorities and neighbors, it maintains an image of elegance and charm of past times that distinguish and define it with a stately air in the regional context. In its neatly stamped streets, horse-drawn carriages take visitors on a charming tour of its squares and parks and its historic suburbs.

At night, the city offers a singular experience, contemplating a starry celestial vault cut out by the profiles of its pyramids, temples and colonial mansions; shadows that seem to awaken from a centuries-old dream.

Merida

Merida is located less than 50 km from the Gulf of Mexico in the northwestern part of the State of Yucatan, bordering Quintana Roo to the east, Campeche to the west and the Gulf of Mexico to the north. Yucatan has a very flat topography and is located very close to sea level.

Well located, so close to everything and everyone, Merida is a destination with easy access to the world; land, air and sea are perfectly utilized without neglecting any of the privilege of being geographically in the right place. Yucatan has two airports, the International Airport of the City of Merida "Manuel Crescencio Rejon" and the Chichen Itza Airport in the Municipality of Kaua, which communicate the state nationally and internationally. The city has numerous and modern roads to move to different points of tourist or commercial interest, not only in the state but also in the southeast of Mexico, Merida is a destination and starting point, meeting place and projection.