Sports circuit in the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico

You will be able to hit the road early in the morning towards your next stop in Valladolid .

A self-guided tour of Chichén Itzá , one of Mexico's most iconic archaeological sites, is an unforgettable experience. Wandering freely through this vast complex, you'll discover architectural marvels that testify to the grandeur of the Mayan civilization. The iguanas that inhabit the site add a lively touch to this immersion in history. Every corner of this historically rich site tells a part of the Mayan legacy, making this visit a truly memorable one.

Optional activity:

1. Severos of the Kantémo Cave: between bats and suspended snakes (€179 / person)

Your adventure begins with a visit to a cenote, a gateway to the Mayan underground world. Next, you'll head to Tihosuco, a village marked by the Caste War (1847-1901), whose Church of the Holy Infant Jesus preserves its memory. The exploration continues in Kantemo: after a hike or bike ride, you'll reach a cave where, at dusk, thousands of bats take flight as suspended boas capture them in mid-air. In the darkness, you'll also observe unique species such as the blind eel and shrimp, as well as marine fossils that bear witness to the peninsula's past. The day concludes with dinner with a Mayan community, a special moment for cultural and historical sharing.

Discover the cultural and natural treasures of Yucatán on an authentic cycling excursion!

From the start, you hop on your bicycle and head to the local market, where you can buy some tamales or fresh fruit to slip into your bag – perfect for a tasty break along the way. You then cycle to the Convent of San Bernardino de Siena, a colonial gem that you'll discover during a short photo stop.

The route continues through rural landscapes to the famous cenotes of Samulá and X'Kekén. Hop back on your bike for a refreshing swim in these crystal-clear pools nestled in spectacular caves.

But the true heart of the experience lies in the interaction with the Mayan communities of Dzitnup or Xocén. Cycling through their villages, you'll be invited to discover their daily lives, their history, and their still-vibrant traditions. Learn to make your own tortillas with the local women in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

On the way back, you will make a final stop in the village of Chichimilá, a historical site marking the beginning of the Caste War in 1847. A unique way to connect heritage and nature through a gentle, respectful and enriching adventure… powered by your own two feet!

Just a few kilometers from Valladolid, nestled amidst lush vegetation, the Selva Maya site offers an authentic immersion in nature and tradition. The experience begins with the discovery of a spectacular cenote, a true natural gem nestled in the rock. Its cool, crystal-clear water invites you to swim in a soothing and mystical setting, once sacred to the ancient Maya.

But Selva Maya isn't just about swimming: more active visitors can try zip-lining, explore the forest trails by bike, or discover local crops during a visit to the vegetable garden. These activities, accessible to all, enrich the experience by creating a strong connection with the environment.

After the exertion, it's time to indulge. The on-site restaurant offers a generous buffet of local specialties, prepared according to Yucatecan traditions. Handmade tortillas, cochinita pibil, tamales, salbutes, and fresh vegetables make up a feast bursting with flavor. Everything is cooked on-site in an open kitchen where you can admire the cooks' skill.

After this day of activity, you can hit the road in your rental vehicle towards your next stop in Cobá.

Your private guide leads you to the heart of the Punta Laguna Community Reserve, a sanctuary for the spider monkeys of the Yucatán. Before entering the jungle, a shaman performs a copal purification ritual, inviting you to give thanks to nature and open your senses. Binoculars in hand, you explore the trails where spider monkeys leap from vine to vine, while your guide shares the community's conservation efforts. The adventure continues with an adrenaline rush: a 240-meter zipline soars over the canopy and the emerald lagoon, followed by a kayak ride across its calm waters, keeping an eye out for birds and turtles. The highlight: an 18-meter rappel into a secret cenote, a veritable mineral cathedral with sapphire-blue reflections, where you can swim in crystal-clear water. The morning ends in the neighboring village with a traditional lunch prepared over a wood fire — tortillas, pollo pibil and habanero salsa.

You will leave with the memory of a perfect day, combining nature, adventure and cultural immersion, before continuing on to Bacalar.

Start your day in harmony with nature with a sunrise paddleboarding experience on the legendary Bacalar Lagoon, known for its seven shades of blue. As the sky blazes with pastel hues, you'll glide silently across the crystal-clear waters, standing on your stand-up paddleboard (SUP). The surrounding calm, punctuated only by birdsong and the gentle lapping of the paddle, offers a moment of absolute peace.

This early morning outing is an invitation to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with what truly matters. No motor, no artificial noise: just you, the lagoon, and the dawning light. Along the way, you'll reach the mysterious Cenote Negro, a deep natural pool surrounded by vegetation, where you can pause to float, meditate, or simply contemplate the landscape in restorative silence.

Your discreet yet attentive local guide will capture these moments with high-quality photos that you'll receive as souvenirs. No need to be a paddleboarding expert: the activity is accessible to all levels, with stable boards and clear instructions.

This special moment in the heart of Bacalar is much more than a sporting activity: it is a sensory and eco-responsible experience, which leaves you energized and amazed for the rest of the day.

Today, you can hit the road towards your next stop: Tulum.

You can use this day to relax or to participate in one of the optional activities:

Optional activities:

1. The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve (€178 / person)

This boat trip will allow you to explore the canals and mangroves, where you can admire the local wildlife and the natural beauty of this unique ecosystem. To conclude your day, you will have the opportunity to float in the canals of Sian Ka'an. This relaxing experience will allow you to immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters, offering a moment of tranquility and connection with nature, far from the daily hustle and bustle.

1. Introductory scuba dive or diving in the Caribbean Sea (€183 / person)

Akumal is located on the Riviera Maya, between Playa del Carmen and Tulum. The area is particularly renowned for the beauty of its seabed.

During this introductory dive, you will descend to a depth of 12 meters where you will encounter numerous tropical fish and giant turtles! Your expert and patient instructors will reassure you for your first dive.

You will receive a PADI certificate attesting that you have completed a first dive (valid for one year).

Experience an exceptional day discovering cenotes, these unique natural formations found only in the Yucatán Peninsula. These freshwater sinkholes, created by the collapse of limestone soil, offer direct access to the water table.

Your exploration will begin by following a fascinating underground path, illuminated by torchlight, where you'll admire spectacular rock formations such as stalactites and stalagmites. This immersion into the heart of the earth will allow you to better understand the geology and the magic of these places sacred to the Maya.

Nearby, you'll have the opportunity to swim in one of the best-preserved underground cenotes in the region. Thanks to the dedication of its passionate and environmentally conscious owners, this exceptional site remains protected and authentic. Connected to a vast network of underground rivers, this cenote offers a guided introduction to gentle caving, led by a professional.

To conclude this action-packed day, head to the Caribbean Sea for an unforgettable snorkeling session. You'll dive into one of the best-preserved bays on the coast, renowned for its abundant marine life: turtles, coral, rays, tropical fish, and even squid. A complete aquatic adventure, blending land and sea, nature and exploration.

Take advantage of this day to discover the beaches and lagoons around Tulum.

Our concierge service will be happy to recommend our best spots so you can visit our hidden gems.

Today, you can enjoy your last moments by the Caribbean Sea.

Depending on your flight departure time, we will arrange for the return of your rental vehicle directly at Cancun Airport. A shuttle will then take you to your departure terminal.

Welcome home!