Mexico · 1-DAY TOURS
14 tours
There are 14 1-day tours listed here. These 14 are the ones worth the morning, with prices, running times and what separates them from the rest.
Small-group Chichen Itza, cenote swim at Xux Ha, and Valladolid stroll from Tulum. Includes lunch, snacks, tickets, transfers.
“Amazing experience, great driver and our guide Alondra was amazing! We loved the visit to Chichen Itza and the cenote was incredible.”
Prebooked Xcaret Park day trip from Cancun with hotel transport, underground river swims, nature and culture, plus the cultural night show.
“If price isn’t an issue, the whole experience is absolutely worth it, and booking with the company takes care of all the logistical concerns, such as transportation and explanation of the activities available. Even with just the basic package, there’s a huge variety of activities available, such as the underground river, the snorkeling in the inlet, the Mayan village, the aviary, butterfly garden, and much much more. On top of that, the buffet food offered is really good. The other add-ons are really nice too, but the price will jump significantly if that’s an issue. Even with all of that, my favorite part of the whole experience was the night…”
Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla day trip from Mexico City with guided walking, craft markets, and optional lunch, plus included transport.
“Our tour guide Alvaro and driver Rodolfo made the trip a great experience. We had time to explore and enjoy Puebla like I don’t think we would have without them.”
Guided Chichen Itza, a life-vest swim at Cenote Nool-Ha, and a quick Valladolid stop from Cancun, with pickup and lunch.
“They did not pick me up. They left me and I need a refund. They did this to other people that where there waiting like me. They need to refund my money . I think I'm going on social media and let everyone know that they steel money from tourist”
Mexico City to Cholula, Tonantzintla, and Puebla in one long day, with great churches, Talavera shopping, and optional lunch.
“It was an educational and fun experience traveling with others of various ages, cultures and religions.”
Full-day Sian Ka'an from Tulum: boat ride, mangroves and lagoons, possible reef snorkeling, Punta Allen lunch, small group.
“Incredible experience!!! The whole day went smoothly: from pick up, to the snacks, and non-stop interesting facts and history. Martin, Jaime, and Hector are the dream team! We got to see/do everything: manatees, dolphins, snorkeling with a turtle, swimming and a delicious lunch in Punta Allen. Highly highly recommend.”
Chacchoben Mayan ruins from Costa Maya in about 3.5 hours, with guided history, jungle wildlife spotting, and air-conditioned round-trip transport.
“We had a great day visiting the Mayan temples. We had a small group and a private tour guide, Ismael. By comparison to the cruise ship excursions groups of 50 or more, I much preferred this small group. Highly recommend you go off-ship and book with Viator.”
Guided Tulum ruins and Cenote Puerta Maya in one 8-hour day trip from Cancun, with priority entry, swim time, and cash-fee tips.
“This trip was amazing. I couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide than Abi. He was patient, accommodating & funny. Great energy and great attitude. A few this to note. Bring a metal container for water. They do not all any plastics inside the ruins. Wear comfortable shoes. There is a lot of walking. Overall I would recommend it. Great experience for me & my family.”
Hop-on hop-off Mexico City with Turibus, 4 routes in one day, panoramic open-top views, and an audio guide in multiple languages.
“I like to do the hop on hop off bus tours when visiting a new city, it's great to get your bearings and decide where to go back to, to visit properly. This trip had 4 routes. I managed 2, the traffic was quite bad so there was no time to do it all in one day! The narration is in Spanish but you can use earphones for other languages.”
Early Cancun day trip to Chichén Itzá, cenote swim, Valladolid, and tequila tasting. Guided ruins, included entrances, skip-the-line.
“Manuel our Guide was excellent, he was very informed on the Mayan culture and history. He was able to answer every question that was asked without hesitation. Mario was our driver who drove safely and confidentiality all day long.”
Cancun Xplor day trip with hotel transport, all-you-can-eat lunch, zip lines, cave rafting, and an amphibious jungle ride.
“Definitely plan to spend the entire day here so that you get to experience everything without being rushed. So fun!! The red zip lines were our favorite!”
Small-group day trip from Cabo to Todos Santos with artisan demos, tequila tasting, and lunch at Hotel California.
“First of all, don't expect to have any time to go explore the city on your own, Even though they tell you that you will be able to for an hour. Second, every stop along the trip is basically a sales promotion trying to get you to buy something. Third, the tour guide was very knowledgeable and spoke Spanish and broken English, so if you have a mixed group, expect to hear the tour in 75% Spanish with bits of English sprinkled in. If what you're looking for is more of a day to see the town and walk around and explore (like we were), then maybe an Uber to…”
Cancun day trip to Rio Lagartos mangroves, a Mayan clay bath, and Las Coloradas pink salt lakes, plus a boat ride and lunch.
“Was very nice and enjoyable trip, especially our guide Jose create a nice and welcoming atmosphere during all trip. Very nice food in mini local village.”
Cruise-friendly 5.5-hour Costa Maya day to Chacchoben jungle ruins and Bacalar Lagoon, with fajita lunch and kayak gear.
“For our trip we had Diego(tour guide) & Pedro (driver). The good: 1. Diego was an amazing tour guide when delivering the information/history/culture at Chacchoben. 2. We had a small amount of time (5-10min) to walk around at each of the stops at the site and take pictures. 3. The food at the lagoon resort was amazing, 4 different types of tacos, three different condiments, and pico de gallo and chips; all of which you could get refills of. The So-so: 1. Little to no time to shop at Chacchoben. We were given 10min when we first arrived to shop and use the facilities as the busses facilities were out…”
