Mexico · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 6 3-hour experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Bacalar’s 3-hour boat trip with cenotes, turquoise-water swimming, snacks, drinks, birdlife, and optional kayaking.
“Valles was a great guide! and the views were stunning! would recommend!”
Review of the private 3-hour Xpu-Ha boat tour from Puerto Aventuras, with lunch, open bar, paddle boards, music, and a 51-foot Sea Ray.
“The crew and the food were amazing. We took 9 adults and one 11 year old. The staff catered to us and were incredibly friendly and hospitable. The waters were rough so we couldn’t go out to sea, but we used the paddle boards and snorkeled and had a blast. I would certainly recommend them time and time again.”
Review of a private 47-foot Azimut yacht from Puerto Aventuras to Xpu-Ha, with lunch, drinks, paddleboards, karaoke, and practical booking advice.
“Day was super windy, had to stay in a cove. They didn't notify us with an option for credit but on the last day of a trip that want an option. Good was good, alcohol that come with the boat is terrible unless you upgrade. They said it was a $300 fee to bring and open our own bottles. Staff on the ship was really good though.”
Review of Isla Mujeres’ 3-hour small-group snorkeling tour, with MUSA, four reefs, ceviche, margaritas, costs, boat access, and practical tips.
“Great experience overall and bonus that it was a small group of 8. I highly recommend the semi private option. Koodos to our guide Jorge, it was his first tour and he did great! The actual tour is 2hrs not 3 as advertised and we were late getting started!”
Review of Guanajuato’s intimate English walking tour, covering mining, independence, food, legends, Diego Rivera, and the university.
“This was an excellent tour and Mariana was very knowledgeable. She also had a very positive attitude and seemed to enjoy what she was teaching a visitor about her local community.”
Taste local Playa del Carmen favorites, from tacos and mole to fruit popsicles, on a small-group walk beyond Fifth Avenue.
“Our tour guide was great, funny, knowledgeable, and showed us lots of places we wouldn't have gone to normally. She even arranged a little cake for me after my partner asked her where we should go for dinner for my birthday. Tried a variety of food with some laughs and facts along the way. Come hungry!”
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