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Mayan Ruins of Tulum
Mayan Ruins of Tulum: Fast Track Ticket

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Mayan Ruins of Tulum: Fast Track Ticket

Save time with this fast-track ticket and explore an ancient Mayan fortress

Mayan Ruins of Tulum

Open today: 10:00 - 16:30

Provider:

Amigo Tours

Registered address: CALLE ISABEL LA CATOLICA 61 A, 6000, Ciudad de México, MX

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Last admission: 2 hours before closing

Fast Track

Smartphone tickets accepted

Duration: 3h

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Last admission: 2 hours before closing

Duration: 3h

Fast Track

Instant ticket delivery

Smartphone tickets accepted

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What's included

Fast-track entrance to the Mayan Ruins of Tulum

What's not included

Tulum Archaeological Zone preservation tax (58 MXN)

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Important information

* Kindly note you will be required to pay the Tulum Archaeological Zone preservation tax (58 MXN), only cash is accepted

Highlights & Description

Get fast-track entry to explore the ancient Mayan Ruins of Tulum, and see some of the best-preserved relics of Mayan civilization
See beautifully preserved wall frescoes, and enjoy stunning views across the Caribbean Sea
Relax on a quiet sandy beach in front of the Castillo, and enjoy a tequila tasting during the tour

Travel back in time and discover the ancient Mayan fortress at the Ruins of Tulum with this fast-track ticket that can save you two to three hours of queuing.

Just a short distance from the buzzing tourist hub of Cancún, these stunning archaeological treasures offer a fascinating glimpse into one of the great civilizations in human history.

Your ticket also gets you a tequila tasting in the Mexican Candy Outlet, so you can appreciate the subtleties of tequila in the country fo its origin.

Wander through centuries-old temples, marvel at ancient fresco wall-paintings, and get a sense of what life was like in Mayan Mexico.

Tulum was built in the 13th century and it's one of the best surviving relics of the Mayan Post-Classic period. Perched on the edge of a 12-meter limestone cliff, the Castillo offers amazing views of the sparkly Caribbean coast.

Once you've had your fill of ancient wonders, descend the narrow stone staircase in front of the Castillo to the quiet seclusion of a pristine sandy beach.

It's Mexican perfection with a dose of history, and tequila, on top!