Rio Secreto Plus: Admission Ticket in Playa del Carmen

It was beautiful, interesting and fun! What we loved most about it was the variety of activities caving, bike riding, repealing into the ceneote, and swimming through the the cave. Would definitely recommend the 'Plus' option! Everything was well maintained, professionally handled, and both culturally and ecologically sensitive. Tip: when they offer you a walking stick for cave walking take it. I have a bad knee so I took it as a procaution, but most the people who didn't take one wished they had. The floor of the cave is uneven but it can be hard to see under the water so the walking stick helps you know what's coming. I enjoy learning new things....and we saw a fascinating new creature which is a cross between a spider and a scorpion. Our guide explained it was harmless and blind. Apparently all creatures that live in the caves ' see ' by using their long antennae to feel vibration in the pitch blackness of the cave. Our guide was great. The groups are small so you get to know each other. In the cave it helps if you work as a team. It was everything I would want in a day trip!

This was an amazing experience! Alandra, our tour guide was great. She had such an in depth knowledge of the background of the Rio Secreto. Being in the water in this underground river for such an extended time wading and swimming among the stalagmites and stalagtights looking at the wonders God created underground was fantastic. A must experience tour.

This tour was amazing , our gide Raul ,was great and the rio secrets was one of a kind experience . Most do if your in cancun.

This adventure was very cool, we spent some time in the dry caves as you were not in the water and then changed into our wet suites and we were off on a little tour to the caves were we learned a little of the history of the Mayan culture, once we were in the caves it was very exciting and beautiful as the color of the water and the reflections off the ceiling were amazing, we then went on a short mountain bike ride, to another part of the caves were we repelled down a small crevice down about 50 feet into a large cavern were we hiked out and had lunch. Our guide was Lara and she was very knowledgable of the history of the Mayan culture and the structures and materials in the caves as well as a great sense of humor.