PLAYA DEL CARMEN
The Riviera Maya’s best days out.
The 6 most popular city tours around Playa del Carmen. The ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Private MEX airport pickup to CDMX in A/C. Fixed group price, advance contact, and real tips for meeting points and luggage.
Most Popular“Very convenient , cheaper and save a lot of time. The driver was amazing even though poqueto English with matador music. Ariva Mexico.”
Ride 20 miles on all-terrain e-bikes through Playa del Carmen and jungle trails, then snorkel and jump into a hidden cenote.
“This was a great experience. Mateo has very knowledgeable and passionate about the local ecosystem. The bikes were very fun and the cenote was very cool.”
A small-group 4-hour walking food tour in Playa del Carmen with clean street bites, tacos, seafood, aguas frescas, and a chocolate finish.
“Francisco was an amazing tour guide. He showed us parts of PDC we would have never found or thought to venture into. We had so many food options and opportunities for seconds at multiple stops. We learned about the history of Mexico and PDC, and also new changes that are happening. Francisco even walked us…”
Playa del Carmen family private tour: street art murals, a 10–12 block flat walk, snacks and ice cream with a bilingual guide.
“Une magnifique visite avec une guide au top qui s'adapte à la demande, pleine de bienveillance et de connaissance !”
Explore Tulum with a self-guided English audio tour from Librería Educal Tulum. Offline maps, lifetime access, and no entry tickets included.
“We wound up hiring a private guide and did not use the audio however, I had listened to a sample of it when I downloaded it, and it was quite good when we returned to our hotel I thought we might listen to portions of it, but as it turned out, it said that we…”
Private Cancun city tour with El Meco ruins, downtown shopping, tequila tasting, and a Cancun sign photo plus Playa Delfines views.
“This was a perfect day out. Very informative. We got a little history lesson of CANCUN. Saw Maya ruins. Went to two market places (I could of used more shopping time at market 28). Went to a mall and got a history lesson on the making of tequila and then we got to sample some.…”
The cenotes, the ruins, the reef — and every road out along the Riviera Maya.
