Swimming with dolphins is a unique opportunity and is on the wish list of many. This tour brings you up close and personal to the fascinating mammals with a dolphin swim and snorkel experience. There's also free time to explore Yal Kú – a renowned snorkelling spot where freshwater meets the ocean. With shallow pools and calm waters, it's the perfect place to discover undersea caves and valleys.
Riviera Maya dolphin swim and snorkelling at Yal kú Lagoon by Delphinus
- You'll enjoy swimming and snorkelling with dolphins
- Snorkelling in the freshwaters at Yal Kú Lagoon is included in the tour
- A tasty light lunch is included as standard
Transport
Guide
Lunch
Admission fees
Dolphin Swim
Snorkeling
Locker
Digital photos
- Government-mandated tax: A fee of $50.00 MXN per person (including children) will be collected at check-in, in accordance with Article 60 of the Tax on Activities with Aquatic Animals
- Not suitable for guests with cardiac or respiratory problems
- Not suitable for expectant mothers or guests with back problems
- Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
- Not suitable for guests who can't swim
- Not suitable for families with small children
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Children must be supervised by an adult (over 18 years) at all time
- Bring bathing gear and sunblock
- Bring a towel
- Bring a hat
- Bring money for extras or gratuities
- Bring suitable footwear
- Sun loungers not included
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