Things to do in Cancún

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Explore the ancient Maya metropolis of Chichén Itzá

#2

Jungala Aqua Experience is a water park located in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. This park offers a unique combination of water slides, pools, and wave-riding attractions set amidst lush jungles, beautiful waterfalls, and exotic animals. With its crystal clear waters, high-speed slides, and relaxing lazy river, Jungala Aqua Experience is the perfect place for families and thrill-seekers alike to enjoy an unforgettable day of adventure. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day of swimming and sunbathing, or a wild ride filled with thrills and excitement, Jungala Aqua Experience has something for everyone.

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Delphinus Xel-Há is a dolphin sanctuary and activity park located in the eco-minded tourist resort of Xel-Há, on the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The park offers visitors the opportunity to swim with highly trained dolphins in beautiful surroundings, as well as a host of other leisure activities and attractions.

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Croco Cun Zoo is a zoo and former crocodile sanctuary in Cancún, Mexico. The zoo places a large emphasis on conservation and features a wide array of endangered wildlife species. Visitors are able to interact and get hands-on with some of the animals, including its toothy crocodiles.

#5

Step into a aquatic world and see a diversity of marine species

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The recently discovered Rio Secreto is an underground river cave full of stalactites and stalagmites that are literally millions of years old. The mineral formations here - and the experience of swim-hiking through them - is truly remarkable.

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Swim in underground rivers and cenotes, explore the jungle, and learn about Mexican culture.

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The Atlantis Submarines head office is located north of the International Pier, just across the street from the Casa Del Mar Hotel. It is just over 4 kms from Downtown, Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

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Akumal Monkey Sanctuary & Rescued Animals is an animal conservation and rehabilitation sanctuary located in Akumal, Mexico. The sanctuary cares for around 55 species (~200 animals) and is located roughly seven minute's drive from Akumal beach.

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One of the last cities inhabited by the Maya people, Tulum was once an important trading hub, generating enormous wealth exporting jade and obsidian. Now, it's a fascinating city-museum, with well-preserved temples and stunning coastal views.