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Xcaret Regular Tour
Adult Price $116.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price
$58.00 USD
Departure Approx. 07:30
Return Approx. 17:30
Xcaret Regular Day Tour
(Does not include the Xcaret Night Show.)

Xcaret Full Day with Night Show
Adult Price $116.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price
$58.00 USD
Departure Approx. 10:00 AM
Return Approx. 22:30 PM
Xcaret Full Day Tour
(Includes the Xcaret Night Show.)

Schedules:
Summer: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Winter: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Xcaret Plus Tour*
Adult Price $149.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price
$74.50 USD
Departure Approx. 07:30
Return Approx. 17:30
Xcaret Plus Day Tour
*Buffet Lunch and "Bottomless Lemonade" with the meal.
(Does not include the Xcaret Night Show.)

Xcaret Full Day Plus  with Night Show*
Adult Price $149.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price
$74.50 USD
Departure Approx. 10:00 AM
Return Approx. 22:30 PM
Xcaret Full Day Plus Tour
*Buffet Lunch and "Bottomless Lemonade" with the meal.
(Includes the Xcaret Night Show.)

Schedules:
Summer: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Winter: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Your tour with transportation to Xcaret Includes:
Pick-up at your hotel
Your entrance to the Xcaret Park
Return to your hotel
Schedule: Daily departures

XCARET TOURS WITH TRANSPORTATION

XCARET WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION

 

Xcaret Entrance Only
Adult Price:
$69.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price $34.50 USD
Schedule: Daily

Xcaret Entrance Plus*
Adult Price:
$99.00 USD
Child (5-11 Years) Price $49.50 USD
Schedule: Daily
*Buffet Lunch and "Bottomless Lemonade" with the meal.

*Please note the different departure and return times for the “Day tours? and “Day tours with Night Show?

*Please note the different departure and return times for the “Day tours? and “Day tours with Night Show?

Xcaret Mayan Eco Park Tours

We have the most complete selection of tours to Xcaret Mexico.  

Travel back in time at the Maya Village. Like most ancient cities, common people lived on the outskirts of town, while the centers were exclusive to palaces and temples. The Mayan were no different. Their houses were constructed in circular or half-circle shapes (comfortable year-round) and thatched with palm.

The Maya were wise builders; palm thatch was harvested only during full moons to yield the most sap filled fronds (better waterproofing and lasting up to 25 years), and houses were planted with insect and animal repelling plants. The village rings an ancient altar. A traditionally dressed weaver creates handicrafts on-site and fallen-wood carvings reproduce animals and gods.

There is even a Mayan mirror in the washrooms. Wander through living history at the Mayan Village.

Xcaret´s spectacular night show is an experience for all your senses: an epic celebration with the sights and sounds of a grand festival set in Mexico´s golden years and the mysticism and splendor of ancient Mayan kings. It features a colorful fair, the drama of the pre-hispanic ballgame and the ball of fire in the impressive Tlachco ballcourt, followed by an unforgettable gala performance of Mexico´s regional music and dance.

Bask in a pristine natural lagoon —the site of ancient Pole, revered by the Maya, and one of the finest examples in the Riviera Maya. Dive in — you’ll be surrounded by schools of curious, brightly colored tropical fish. Ringed by comfortable chairs, picnic tables and hammocks, the Blue Lagoon’s sparkling ambience makes for great fun in the sun or superb relaxation. Tropical birds on nearby tiny islands fill the air with exotic sounds; the whole of the lagoon is surrounded by lush tropical jungle. Restaurant and snack bars are within a brief walk. Easy access to the water for children and physically challenged.

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There are multiple exits and stopping points along each river so you may take a break or explore. Easy and safe, even for non-swimmers.

A lot of unseen work and energy is poured into Xcaret so visitors may enjoy a fabulous day of leisure and enlightenment. The people who work arduously day after day are the ones that make the park's existence and development possible.

Behind every attraction, a team of scientists specialized in each area. All of them are Mexican, and thanks to their involvement and dedication Xcaret has achieved what many thought were impossible projects to accomplish.

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Unique rivers wind through Xcaret’s naturally occurring system of underground rivers. Cool and refreshing, either of the Park’s two subterranean river experiences are a great way to start your day. Life jackets and locking bags for your personal belongings are provided at the entrance to each river. Your belongings will be waiting for you at the end of your adventure.

Xcaret has created a groundbreaking program in ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, in which 100 students are invited daily, free of charge, during the school year. For this specific department Xcaret counts on a group of biologists, pedagogues and designers who coordinate the children's visits to the park, aside from preparing all the didactical material and interactive games that they implement.

Everything in the park supports that modern development, conservation and fun are not exclusive from one another; and that the world must be seen, lived, reestablished and kept alive, for its healthy sojourn.

Over 200 performers in an incredible pageantry of color, sight and sound!

but during the day why not....

hit the beach...scuba dive...inlet swim...sea trek...dolphin swim...snorkel...eco tours...snuba...wading pools...underground river runs...lagoons...or visit the zoo...church...butterfly park...aquarium...ballcourt and much, much more!

Xcaret has five wading pools waiting for you, just to one side of the beach. Seawater, straight from the Caribbean, flushes the pools, making them natural jacuzzis!

Subterranean River

Designed by nature and enhanced by man you will enter the 530-meter (over 1/3 of a mile long) subterranean river and float downstream. With natural skylights in the jungle above to light the way, you must swim here while at XCARET. There are locking duffle bags provided for you personal belongs and life jackets for all so that you can leisurely enjoy the cool crystal clear pure waters that bubble up from the limestone in the Yucatan jungle. 6 exits are located along the 530-meter course so that you may exit at any time.

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The Beach

 

What better way to spend part of any day that at the beach? XCARET has a beautiful beach on the Caribbean Sea. Pure white sand, crystal clear warm Caribbean water, accented with coconut palms and Palapas and lounge chairs to protect you from the sun and give you a chance to recharge your energies as the Mayans did.

 

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XCARET Inlet
This small inlet where the cool pure waters of the underground river mix with warm salty waters of the Caribbean is where the Mayans came for over 1000 years to purify their bodies and souls. Stand in 4 feet of water and feel the cool water on your feet and the warmer seawater on your stomach and chest. Truly a unique experience.

 

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The LAGOON

Between the jungle and the beach is the lagoon. A perfect place to see some wild birds and do a little relaxed snorkeling. Around the lagoon hammocks are located to relax in.

 

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Nature's Whirlpools
5 pools constructed so that you can enjoy the force of ocean waves, without having to swim in the open the sea. The water swirls through the natural shaped tubs like a whirlpool.

 

 

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Joy and inspiration are the essence of this gala where 300 artists on stage will delight you with the best of culture, music and regional dances of Mexico.

The Xcaret Spectacular Mexico Night Show is without a doubt the best folklore show in Mexico and the best known world wide When the sun sets, the call of the mystical pre-Hispanic drums and the melancholic sound of the sea shells will invite you to enjoy our Spectacular Night Show. It is a splendid feast of color, sound and traditions.

The fire lights up the Valley of Scents where Mayan warriors and priests, surrounded by incense and copal, guard the way to the
Gran Tlachco. This majestic theater that can hold 6,000 spectators is ready to surprise you with the most beautiful show of prehispanic and popular culture.

The celebration begins with a journey through space and time to the age old legends about the origins of creation. Pre-Hispanic instruments, magnificent costumes and the
voices of Mayan children exemplify the respectful relationship between humans and nature which ruled tribal life in ancient Mexico.

 

Ocean lovers can choose to snorkel on their own, free of additional charge, or snorkel in an organized tour (not included in your tour.)

XCARET is home to the caves of XCARET and "Barracuda Reef." Dive with the experts of XCARET. This activity is not included in your tour and carries additional charges.

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Bird Sanctuary
Here you will see an area of reproduction and exhibition of birds natural to the region. Over 30 species, many of which are in danger of becoming extinct.

 

One of the ambitious projects of XCARET is the raising and reproduction of Guacamayas. These birds are in danger of extension. Once found in the Mexican States of Oaxaca, Veracruz, Tamaulipas and Chiapas, today they can only be found in the wild in Chiapas. Born blind and without feathers the Guacamayas must eat every hour for 15 days. Monogamous these beautiful birds can live to be 50 years old.
Another ambitious project is the breeding and raising of the 5 different kinds of flamingos found on the Yucatan peninsula. Enjoy Flamingo Island where you can see these beautiful birds, which can live to be 30 years old.

Butterfly Pavilion
XCARET has one of the largest butterfly pavilions in the world. The objective, aside from allowing tourist to see butterflies in their natural environment, is to breed and reproduce butterflies in danger of becoming extinct. The "larva factory" is where you will see all the stages in a butterfly's life, the eggs, the larvae, the cocoon, and finally the butterfly. With a little luck see butterflies coming out of the cocoon and entering the world. The best time to visit the open-air butterfly pavilion is in the morning, because the butterflies are more active as they prefer to fly when it is cooler.
 

Marine Turtles
 

XCARET, since 1996 has helped various world governmental bodies study and reproduce marine turtles as they are in danger of extinction. Here you will see young turtles smaller than your hand, to old giants as big around as a car tire. Living to an age of 100 years only 2 in 100 turtles born reach the age to reproduce.

Jaguars and Puma Island
The Jaguar was one of the most important symbols to the Maya. All the mammals that you see in XCARET will appear not to be in cages. The Jaguars and Pumas are in their natural environment and on an island surrounded by a deep ravine full of water. Xcaret has been very successful at breeding these beautiful symbols of the Yucatan peninsula.

Crocodile Lagoon

For more than 140 million years crocodiles have been the terror of lagoons and rivers in the tropical zones. Even though they are cold blooded and spend a lot of time warming themselves in the sun, they are very agile and speedy hunters when stalking and attacking prey. See these ancient egg laying monsters in their natural environment.

Bat Cave
At the end of the lagoon you will find a bat cave home to the two kinds of bats that inhabit the area. There are insect eating bats that are great at controlling the fly and mosquito population in the Yucatan and fruit eating bats that are responsible for spreading the seeds of local fruit trees that grow wild in the Yucatan area.

Botanical Gardens and Green areas
 

 

60% of the trees and plants in the botanical garden retain their foliage all year round. Here you will find ornamental trees and plants as well as plants used in medicines, chewing gum, even a native plant used by the Mayas against poisonous bites.
As "chicle" or chewing gum was a very important product of the area at the turn of the century you will also find a "Villa Chiclera" or a house where chicle is produced which used to be used in the production of chewing gum.
With the objective of finding another industry for the local rural population XCAERT has an on going project of studying edible mushrooms. 22 species of orchids have been successfully grown at XCARET and they are trying to grow all 76 species native to the region.

The Mayan Ball Game
The Mayan ball game is reenacted at XCARET each day. This game was one of the most important of the rituals for the Maya. The modern tourist is amazed to learn that the captain of the winning team (not the losing team) was beheaded as a reward. This sacrifice by him was so that he could live with the Gods.

XCARET at Night
As the sun sets get ready for XCARET at night where you will see one of the most spectacular shows in all of Mexico. See a folkloric show, Indian dancers, singers, and horsemanship at its best. Witness the famous "Papanatla Fliers". An ancient Indian ceremony from the state of Veracruz dedicated to the Sun God to insure that the harvest would be good. 4 fliers atop a tall pole do the ceremony. The 4 fliers represent the 4 important elements: land, air, fire and water; if the 4 important elements are not in equilibrium then natural disasters occur. The same for the fliers. If they are not in equilibrium they will be met with a disastrous fall.

 

Mayan Village

See the genius of Mayan technology in the way they lived. Their homes were built so that the breeze blew through the house and with a thatched roof that not only lasted 20 to 25 years but also kept the house cool and dry. Each Mayan home also had their own small garden.

Archaeological Site
With more than a thousand years of history the archaeological site at present day XCARET was constructed in the post-classic period about 1400 A.D. There are some 500 platforms and over 60 structures that possible were temples, meeting areas, and navigation points for boats arriving from pilgrimages to Cozumel to praise Ixchel, the god of fertility.

Museum

The museum at XCARET is unique in that it houses replicas in miniature of the 12 most important cities of the Mayas. Replicas so exact that when you photograph them the photos look as though they were taken from an airplane.

Aquarium
The aquarium at XCARET is really an example of the living coral reef. Here you will see what most people see while snorkeling and diving. Flushed with fresh seawater the aquarium is state of the art.

RESTAURANTS OF XCARET

For your enjoyment XCARET has 4 restaurants and 1 bar-snack-bar. These restaurants are not included in the tour price.

Dos Playas Bar:
Ideal for a light lunch. Complete with beach service for you enjoyment.
Food and beverage not included in your tour.

El Mexicano:
Looking for the flavor of Mexico?. Look no further. Here you will find traditional dishes and regional favorites too.
Food and beverage not included in your tour.

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La Laguna:
This restaurant is located in one of the largest "Palapas" in the area.
Food and beverage not included in your tour.

La Caleta:
This favorite seafood restaurant features a trio from Veracruz for your dining pleasure.
Food and beverage not included in your tour.

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La Peninsula:
Enjoy a light lunch here and view the sea.
Food and beverage not included in your tour.

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