4x1 Tulum, Cobá, Cenote, Buffet & Playa del Carmen Tour

The tour company was great. Our guide at Tulum was very interesting and full of information. It was a good mix of tour and free time. I’m glad we went early because the crowds when we left were horrendous.

I feel like this tour did not deliver what it was meant to. Pretty sure our tour guide was not an archaeologist, we barely spent any time in Tulum, did not have enough free time to explore, shop and eat and were done with the entire tour apparently by 11am. Despite that, A LOT of time was spent dropping people off and catering to specific drop-off requests instead of dropping us at the same pre-decided drop point. This meant that I had to wait around an extra hour or so before getting back. I took the Chichen Itza tour with the same company and was more than satisfied with it. This tour, however, felt like a complete waste of money. Would not recommend.

This trip was worth the time and $$! Our tour guide Cesar was awesome and shared a lot of insightful information that made the trip a great time! Even though we got caught in a downpour our whole party had a fantastic time. Highly recommend it!

Missed tour due to late reservation - first day in Mexico ! I got up at 5:00AM, traveled by bus from Cancun airport to Tulum, looked for Amigo Tour group, I taled to Sr. Emillio of Natural Tours, failed to contact group. Lo Siento!! I truly hop Viator/Amigo Tours will understand and offer me a complimentary tour by 11/04 ThankYou for your understanding!!! craig@yahoo.com

This was a great chance to see Tulum before the heat and the crowds set in. The guided portion of the tour was shorter than advertised but it was interesting and our guide was friendly and entertaining. There was a big communication error with our booking, ending in our missing the originally scheduled day but Amigo Tours made it right and rescheduled for the next day. Just be careful with confirmation and dont rely upon a verbal one.

Beautiful and yet sad to see, the coastline is amazing and the architecture is beyond belief.

It was a good tour overall. First it was a guided tour to give us some background,then we were left to ourselves to wander. Plenty of time for curiosity and shopping!

The part at the ruins site itself was good. I was also glad that we booked early, before the heat and crowds really set in. However, I was deeply disappointed by the transport. On the way there, we were first collected by a very rickety van driven by a man who was constantly distracted by his phone. Having had to get our 2 young children up early to meet at a different hotel, it was annoying that a the driver was late and b drove right past our original hotel anyway to pick up other guests. We did transfer to a larger coach 48 seater just outside Cancun, which seemed like a good move to start with but turned out to be a problem on the way home for the following reasons: 1. the tour guide tried to cram too many people onto the bus and didn't seem to know who should be with us and who not. 2. the bus stopped at 11 other hotels on the way back to Cancun, elongating the journey unnecessarily. 3. the bus driver had a minor accident with another bus only a mile from our hotel, the altercation didn't seem to be ending so we left and caught a taxi the rest of the way. Overall the ruins are worth going to, but Amigo are hopelessly disorganised, and I'd booked this because it sounded like it was a small tour, and therefore more efficient. It turned out to be very disappointing on all counts.

This is a well kept secret! Get there early before it is too hot and too crowded! Get back to your hotel in time for a swim!

I confess I was a bit disappointed with this tour. The archaeological site is small and crowded. The guide gave us a long and tedious explanation of the Mayan calendar. Overall, the tour was not bad, but I expected more. The best part of the tour was the wonderful view of the caribbean sea.