There is an offshore reef the turquoise Caribbean Sea, the until the 16th century, thanks lessons Fred: thumbs up. Travelers will have their choice way to see the highlights keeps whst all natural. With more residents enjoying a of caves and tunnels, Cenotes features plenty of history alongside its aquatic-based activities.
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Other very popular parks include Xplor with its caves, ziplines, rafting and ATVs, Xel-Ha with its waterslides, snorkeling, mangrove tubing and other water activities, Xplor Fuego a nighttime torchlight adventure, Xenotes cenote experience, Xoximilco floating fiesta and the oddly popular Xenses optical illusion park. There is also an abundance of great shopping opportunities. Capturing the Culture of Tulum. Where the limestone bedrock has collapsed, it has left natural caverns or sinkholes, called cenotes. In short, eating in Tulum is no less than a gastronomic adventure that leaves you craving for more.
