Río Secreto Tour in Riviera Maya
Río Secreto is the longest semi-flooded cave in the Yucatán Peninsula. An incredible tour you simply can’t miss. Experience an unforgettable adventure in Río Secreto, where every corner reveals a breathtaking and surprising display of nature’s own creation. Stalactites and stalagmites have formed in the cave in ways only nature could design with original and extraordinary shapes that will make this tour a truly unique experience.
Include
- Accident insurance
- Access to the nature reserve
- Groups for 10 people max.
- Professional guide
- Ticket office
- Neoprene suit
- Lifejacket
- Helmet with lamp towels
- Regional food buffet
- Fresh waters
- Cold non alcoholic drinks on board the entire excursion.
- Small groups.
No include
- Pictures
- Professional photos
- Tips: Optional but appreciated by guides and staff
- Souvenirs and gift shop: Handcrafted items and keepsakes available at the park shop
- Additional alcoholic beverages
- Babysitting service
Bring
- Swimsuit (wear it under your clothes to make changing quicker)
- Extra towel (one is provided during the tour)
- Sandals or flip-flops for walking in outdoor areas
- A change of dry clothes for after the tour
- Cash in Mexican pesos for tips, photos, and souvenirs (credit cards are not accepted for these items)
- Biodegradable insect repellent (for use in outdoor areas only, not inside the river)
- Biodegradable sunscreen (apply before arrival; not allowed inside the river)
- Important: Cameras, mobile phones, and electronic devices are not permitted inside the underground river in order to protect the ecosystem. Professional photographers will capture your experience.
Information Río Secreto Tour in Riviera Maya
Upon arrival at the reception and service area, guests will begin their experience with a welcome video briefing. From there, transportation will be provided to the Río Secreto nature reserve, a journey of approximately 15 minutes. Once at the park, our guides will greet visitors and provide safety instructions along with the necessary equipment.
Before entering the Mayan underworld, guests will walk along nature trails through the reserve and receive a traditional Mayan welcome. The main tour involves walking and swimming through stunning natural crystal galleries, covering a 1 km route that lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
After the underground tour, equipment will be returned, followed by a traditional toast with Xtabentún, a regional liqueur. Guests will then have the opportunity to view photographs taken during the tour and enjoy a regional buffet meal accompanied by refreshing local drinks. The experience concludes with the return transfer back to the reception area.
