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🐢 Swim with Sea Turtles in Akumal Bay
Snorkel alongside wild green sea turtles feeding on seagrass in shallow, protected Akumal Bay, 30 minutes south of Playa.
Ano ang inaasahan
- Akumal Bay is a protected turtle habitat ~30-40 min south of Playa del Carmen
- Green and loggerhead turtles graze seagrass beds in 2-4 m of water — sightings near-guaranteed
- Regulations require certified local guides, life vests, and no touching; group sizes capped (typically 6-10 per guide)
- Half-day tours from Playa del Carmen ~$104 on Viator including transport, gear and guide
- Many tours bundle a cenote swim after the bay session; GoPro photo packages common
- Beach entry and equipment included on most listed tours; private versions available
Mabuti upang malaman
Isulat ang iyong mga petsa — kinumpirma namin ang availability at ang pinakamahusay na kasalukuyang presyo sa operator. Walang prepayment, walang markup.
- ✓ Libreng pagkansela sa karamihan ng mga tour
- ✓ Walang prepayment sa amin — bayaran ang operator
- ✓ Real tao na nakatira sa baybayin na ito
Photo: P.Lindgren, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Mula sa $179–$289
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Local Reef Snorkeling Tour (Inah / Paradise Reef)
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Mula sa $40–$135
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Mula sa $60–$140
Cenote Snorkeling Tour (Dos Ojos & Casa Cenote)
Float through crystal-clear freshwater caverns hung with stalactites at Dos Ojos and mangrove-lined Casa Cenote.