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Nat Geo Day Tour: Explorando los misterios de los cenotes - Un viaje por la cultura maya

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140,00 €

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Idiomas: Inglés, Francés

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Duración: more than 8 hours

Entrada incluida

Visita guiada

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Comida incluida

Bono electrónico

Esta experiencia cumple con los criterios del Consejo Mundial de Turismo Sostenible. Al elegir esta experiencia, proteges los lugares que te gustan, cuidas el medioambiente y colaboras con las comunidades locales

Ventajas

Sumérgete en cenotes sagrados gracias a este National Geographic Day Tour, en la que podrás darte un chapuzón en cenote Cueva y cenote Piraña, unas veneradas piscinas históricamente vinculadas al inframundo maya, conocido como Xibalbá.
Rema por aguas cristalinas con una experiencia en canoa por las prístinas aguas del cenote Naval, seguida de una relajante parada en el cenote Azul.
Descubre el significado cultural y ecológico de los cenotes y la selva maya que te rodea con la ayuda de tu guía.
Entra en una auténtica cocina maya para participar en un exclusivo taller de elaboración de tortillas mexicanas y aprende sobre el arraigado patrimonio cultural de su ingrediente estrella, la masa de maíz.
Apoya el patrimonio local y promueve la conservación ecológica mientras exploras las 300 hectáreas de frondosos bosques, cenotes sagrados y la diversa fauna del Parque Tankah.

Qué te espera

Explora el Parque Tankah, en la Riviera Maya de México, con este National Geographic Day Tour. Tras una introducción, podrás nadar en dos cenotes, antaño considerados portales al inframundo maya. Disfruta de una sesión de piragüismo en el tercer cenote y termina con un refrescante baño en el cuarto cenote.

Con la ayuda de un guía de National Geographic, te adentrarás en la selva hasta el cenote Cueva y el cenote Piraña para darte un chapuzón. También visitarás el cenote Naval para una aventurera sesión de piragüismo y el cenote Azul para darte otro revitalizante baño en sus aguas cristalinas. Estos cenotes no solo eran fuentes de agua dulce para los antiguos mayas, sino que también se creía que eran pasadizos a Xibalbá, el inframundo maya, donde se celebraban importantes rituales.

A continuación, te dirigirás a una casa maya tradicional para aprender sobre las abejas meliponas, una abeja sin aguijón que se ha criado durante siglos por su miel medicinal. También tendrás acceso exclusivo a una cocina tradicional maya y participarás en un taller de tortillas mexicanas. Aprenderás los secretos de esta masa de maíz mientras le das forma con las manos. Luego, disfrutarás de un bufé con platos basados en el patrimonio local y que destacará los descubrimientos y sabores del día.

Por último, caminarás hasta un quinto cenote, donde aprenderás sobre el descubrimiento y la conservación de estos parajes naturales. Con una extensión de 300 hectáreas, los cenotes y bosques del Parque Tankah te abran las puertas a su patrimonio maya y a su diversidad ecológica. Esta excursión también apoya a la comunidad local y promueve el turismo sostenible, ayudando a preservar estas extraordinarias tierras.

Incluye

Transporte
Guía
Entradas
Buffet
Refrescos
Chaleco salvavidas
Paradas para nadar
Itinerario exclusivo de TUI

Importante

Atención: no se permite usar protector solar para nadar en los cenotes.
No apto para sillas de ruedas
No apto para personas con movilidad reducida por la distancia moderada que se recorre a pie durante la visita
No apto para personas con movilidad reducida por incluir caminos irregulares o escaleras
Los niños deben ser supervisados por un adulto (mayor de 18 años) en todo momento
Traer toalla
Traer sombrero
Se recomienda traer calzado comodo
Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas
Guía de habla inglesa para todas las nacionalidades

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La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,2 /5

Basado en 16 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Relación calidad-precio

4,8/5

Personal

4,8/5

Servicio

4,8/5

Seguridad

4,8/5

Todas las valoraciones (16)

5 estrellas (9)

56%

4 estrellas (3)

19%

3 estrellas (3)

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Gemma
Verified booking
1.8
2 de octubre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
The trip oneself was good the cenotes were great particularly the last one. The mozzies however were out of control I know this is difficult to control but maybe advising customers regarding long sleeves etc would help all our group were bitten to shreds. The Mayan village was also not a great experience not much to see. Buffet lunch delicious
C
Cyd
Verified booking
5
26 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
Guide was very good, very informative and funny Liked there was someone there to take photos when you were in the water Enjoyed seeing the village and the lunch Would be helpful to mention when booking to bring insect repellent as we went and there were a lot of mosquitoes luckily the guide had repellent and kindly let us use it
J
Jacco Denis
Verified booking
3
11 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
In de informatie staat vermeld dat je gaat koken met de Maya bewoners. Dat is niet gebeurd. Meer van verwacht. Het is een veredelt pretpark weinig cultuur erg touristisch.
C
Claudia
Verified booking
3
21 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Er stond kanoën op het programma. Dit was ons niet verteld, waardoor wij verrast waren. Mijn moeder heeft niet aan deze activiteit meegedaan, omdat ze niet van boten is. Verder was de gids vriendelijk, maar hield geen rekening met ons. Wij liepen achteraan en we moesten onze eigen weg vinden, omdat ze niet achterom keken. Verder werd er weinig verteld over de Maya cultuur. We stonden misschien 2 min stil bij het dorp en het maken van tortilla’s, dat was erg jammer.
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Eros
Verified booking
3
14 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Schwimmen in den Cenoten eher langweilig. Kanu fahren super. Führer war sehr gut. Laut Buchung länger als 8 Std. Nach 6,5 Std waren wir daheim. Essen mittelmäßig. Viel zu viel auf der Straße unterwegs. Insgesamt hat es mir mittelmäßig gefallen
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Vicky Jones
Verified booking
4.2
3 de agosto de 2025
Viajó en pareja
We had a really good guide, Victor, who was able to point out interesting facts and guide us through the day. Being part of a small group made it a lovely experience. The only downside was being bitten by the mosquitoes, but that’s what you get in the jungle after rainfall.

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