Activities – Indagare

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Unlike the flop-and-drop resorts of the Caribbean, or even the Riviera Maya, Tulum offers tons of activities. There’s Mayan history, seen in the archeological sites of Tulum and Cobà (a one-hour drive away) and Chichen Itza (two hours away). There are countless cenotes (underground lagoons/rivers), ranging from small, refreshing swimming holes to complex underground rivers. There’s incredible snorkeling, especially in the Si’an Kaan Biosphere, kite-surfing, catamaran-cruising, scuba diving and boat excursions. There are yoga and meditation lessons offered daily on the beach, small spots for massages, and in the evening, when the night sky explodes with stars (there’s hardly any light pollution here), you can find live music and dancing at many of the hotels.

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Chartering a Boat
Sail the turquoise protected waters between Isla Mujeres and Cancun, just north of the Riviera Maya. We can arrange for a boat charter to offer you the unique opportunity to spend a memorable day while sailing in the protected waters...
Chichen Itza, Riviera Maya.
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Chichen Itza & Valladolid
Indagare has created an exclusive and expertly guided exploration of Chichén Itzá and Valladolid. Chichen Itzá was chosen in 2007 as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World ,and Valladolid, the former capital of the state of Yucatan,...
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Coba & Tulum
Discover the most important Mayan Archeological Sites of northern Quintana Roo – Coba and Tulum. Both archeological sites are located close to the resorts on the Riviera Maya – Tulum on the sea, and Coba inland. After meeting your guide...
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Diving & Snorkeling
The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef begins north of Cancún, runs all the way to Honduras and is touted as the world’s second largest (after Australia’s Great Barrier). The Yucatán has always been popular with divers and snorkelers, and one of the...
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Extreme Control Kite Surfing
Despite occasionally strong winds, Tulum can be a frustrating place for beginner kite surfers. Intermediate and advanced students, however, have a blast gliding up and down the beach. An introductory lesson takes 3-4 hours; don't get your hopes up, however,...
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Going with a Guide
The treasures of Tulum, from the archeological site to the natural wonders of Sian Ka'an are best explored with a local guide who can highlight the hidden wonders, pull the history into context and get visitors off the beaten tourist...
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Salsa Night at La Zebra
Many of Tulum's cabana hotels host live music at night (there's a show nearly every night of the week). But the Sunday night salsa party at La Zebra is famous up and down the beach. It's fun for the whole...
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Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve
Biosphere reserve is a term UNESCO uses to designate conservation projects that “encompass a mosaic of ecological systems.” In the case of the stunning 1.3 million-acre Sian Ka’an (whose name means “where the sky is born”), these include beaches, dunes,...
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Tulum and Akumal
For those who only have limited time, Indagare has designed this great expedition that combines Mayan Culture and the natural experience of snorkeling with wild turtles. Meet your expert guide at your hotel then drive to Tulum (1-2 hours, depending...
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Tulum Archeological Site (Mayan Ruins)
The Mayan ruins in Tulum are not considered as important as those at Chichén Itzá, a three-hour drive from the Riviera Maya, or Cobá, located in the nearby jungle, but the setting, on a hilltop high above the piercing turquoise...

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