Where to Book Uncover The Secrets Of Rio Secreto Nature Reserve:
Rio Secreto Nature Reserve
For those who can’t get enough of Riviera Maya’s awe-inspiring limestone caves and cenotes, consider taking a trip to Rio Secreto Nature Reserve. This cave system has about 38 kilometers of caves, and while only a fraction of that can be explored by the general public, it is still a wonderful experience.
This protected nature reserve is a short drive from Playa Del Carmen, making it a perfect day trip for you and also great for the family. You can hike and swim in these hidden underground cenotes. Because this cave system is so well-protected, you can marvel at the many stalactites and stalagmites that extend from the walls like stone icicles while you float in the sapphire waters below.
A trip to Rio Secreto is truly the ultimate limestone cave experience in Riviera Maya, which is saying a lot for a place with seemingly-endless caves and cenotes.
Things we like:
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The stalagmites and stalactites are awe-inspiring and worth the steep ticket price
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A unique activity that is a great contrast to beach and ocean adventures
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Since the activity must be done with a tour, it never feels crowded
Things we don't like:
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At an average of $100 per adult, the ticket price is a bit high
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You can only visit with an organized tour, which is not ideal
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You only explore about one kilometer of the cave system
Where to Book Uncover The Secrets Of Rio Secreto Nature Reserve:
Rio Secreto Nature Reserve
Things we like:
-
The stalagmites and stalactites are awe-inspiring and worth the steep ticket price
-
A unique activity that is a great contrast to beach and ocean adventures
-
Since the activity must be done with a tour, it never feels crowded
Things we don't like:
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At an average of $100 per adult, the ticket price is a bit high
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You can only visit with an organized tour, which is not ideal
-
You only explore about one kilometer of the cave system
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