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We start the day visiting the emblematic archaeological zone of Tulum where we can admire the perfect combination between the pre-Hispanic era and the wonderful Caribbean Sea. Discover what life was like in this great walled city. At the end, you will visit a fascinating and refreshing environment where a cove fed by a cenote, a place to practice snorkeling with different species and colorful fish in fresh water, a unique place in the Riviera Maya.

The Yal-ku Lagoon is one of the best-kept treasures of the Riviera Maya, a unique place that has managed to preserve its natural beauty in the Mexican Caribbean. Here's a complete guide to the majestic Yal-ku Lagoon in Akumal. A beautiful lagoon that flows into the sea within the area that makes up the different bays of the town of Akumal. There is a large reef with a great variety of impressive underwater flora right at the convergence. Its waters are brackish due to the mixture of the fresh current with the saltwater. The tranquility and separation of the waters from those of the sea allow small fish to grow without being prematurely devoured by predators. When they reach a specific size, they pass into the open sea that will become their final habitat. Its shallow waters and mild currents make it perfect for inexperienced swimmers and children. One of the advantages of visiting Yal-ku is that you won't find as many tourists as other parks or famous cenotes. It's practically the best-kept secret of the Riviera Maya.