What you'll do:

Your group is transported to a private cenote, where the afternoon opens with a traditional cacao ceremony, then everyone settles into floating water hammocks inside the cenote for a guided sound healing ceremony, the sound carrying across the water in a way you can't get anywhere on land; after a refreshment break, the group swims through to a second private cenote — taking in the water and jungle scenery along the way — where the experience closes with a relaxing massage for each guest. The full afternoon runs 3.5 hours, from 3:00 to 6:30 pm.

• Cacao ceremony: The experience opens with a traditional cacao ceremony, setting a grounded, collective intention before the water portion begins.

• Sound healing in water hammocks: Your group floats in hammocks inside the cenote for a guided sound healing session — crystal bowls, gongs, and other ceremonial instruments, with the water amplifying every tone.

• Refreshment break: Once the sound healing closes, the group takes a moment to rest and enjoy refreshments before continuing on.

• Swim to a second cenote: From there, everyone swims to a second private cenote, taking in the water and jungle landscape along the way — a quiet, scenic transition between the two parts of the experience.

• Relaxing massage: At the second cenote, each guest receives a private, relaxing massage to close out the afternoon.

Why we love it for your party:

• Two private cenotes, one booking: Most cenote experiences give you one location — this one takes your group on an actual journey between two, each with its own ritual.

• The water hammocks: Floating in a hammock inside a cenote during a sound bath is not something most visitors to Tulum ever get to experience — it's the kind of detail that makes the afternoon memorable well after the trip ends.

• Four experiences in one price: Cacao ceremony, sound healing, a scenic swim, and a massage are all included, so there's no coordinating separate vendors or bookings.

• Genuinely relaxing, not just Instagram-relaxing: Between the water hammocks and the closing massage, this is a group that wants to actually slow down — not just get a photo that looks like it.

• Naturally photogenic, without trying: Turquoise water, jungle canopy, floating hammocks, and a ceremonial set-up make for a visually stunning afternoon at every stage.

• Small, intentional groups: A cap of 14 guests keeps every part of the experience — especially the massage — personal and unhurried.

About this experience partner:

Our Cacao Ceremony Facilitator leads private cacao and sound healing ceremonies across Tulum cenotes, pairing traditional ceremonial practice with a setting and format few visitors ever get to experience.

Additional information:

• Duration: 3.5 hours, 3:00 pm – 6:30 pm.

• Group size: Minimum 4 guests, maximum 14 guests per session.

• What's included: Transport to the first cenote and back, cacao ceremony, guided sound healing in water hammocks, refreshments, swim to the second cenote, and a relaxing massage per guest.

• What to wear: Swimsuit under comfortable clothing — you'll be in and out of the water for most of the experience. Please avoid sunscreen, bug spray, or body lotion beforehand, as both cenotes are protected natural sites.

• Coordination tip: Bring a dry bag or waterproof pouch for phones/valuables during the swim between cenotes, and a change of clothes for after the massage if you'd like to stay comfortable on the ride back.