About this Experience
What you'll do:
Your group spends an afternoon moving between two private cenotes in Tulum for a Tulum sound healing ceremony paired with a cacao ritual, a cenote sound bath in floating water hammocks, a scenic swim through the jungle, and a closing massage for every guest.
Cacao ceremony - Your afternoon opens with a traditional cacao ceremony at the first cenote, grounding the group with shared intention before the water portion begins.
Sound bath in floating water hammocks - Your group floats in hammocks suspended inside the cenote while crystal bowls, gongs, and ceremonial instruments fill the space, the water carrying every tone in a way a studio simply cannot replicate.
Refreshment break - After the sound healing closes, your group rests and takes refreshments before continuing to the second cenote.
Swim to the second cenote - You swim through a natural jungle corridor between the two private cenotes, a quiet, scenic transition that is part of the experience.
Private massage - At the second cenote, each guest receives a relaxing, one-on-one massage to close the afternoon.
The whole session runs 3.5 hours, from 3:00 to 6:30 pm. By the time it ends, your group has moved through four distinct rituals in two settings most visitors to Tulum never see.
Why we love it for your party:
Two private cenotes, one booking - Most cenote experiences stop at one location. This one takes your group on an actual journey between two, each with its own ritual and atmosphere.
The water hammocks - Floating inside a cenote during a sound bath is a genuinely rare experience. It is the kind of detail that stays with guests long after the trip ends.
Four experiences, one price - Cacao ceremony, sound healing, a scenic swim, and a full massage per guest are all included. No separate vendors, no extra coordination.
Actually relaxing, not just aesthetically relaxing - The water hammocks and the closing massage are designed for people who want to genuinely slow down, not just get a photo that looks like it.
Small groups only - A cap of 14 guests keeps every part of the session personal. The massage in particular stays unhurried because of it.
About this experience partner:
Copalli Travel specializes in private ceremonial experiences in and around the cenotes of Tulum, led by a dedicated cacao ceremony facilitator with deep roots in traditional practice. Their sessions combine sound healing, cacao ritual, and immersive natural settings in a format that most tour operators and wellness studios in the region do not offer. Guests consistently note the quality of the facilitation and how thoughtfully the afternoon is paced from start to finish.
Additional information:
Duration - 3.5 hours, running from 3:00 pm to 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 private massage per guest.
What to wear - Swimsuit under comfortable clothing. You will be in and out of the water for most of the experience, so plan accordingly.
Cenote care - Please avoid applying sunscreen, bug spray, or body lotion before the experience. Both cenotes are protected natural sites and require clean entry.
Practical tip - Bring a dry bag or waterproof pouch for your phone and valuables during the swim, and a change of clothes for after the massage if you want to stay comfortable on the ride back.
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LocationTulum, MX
Carr. Tulum - Cancún, Cancún, Q.R., MexicoTulum, MX
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know how to swim?
Swimming skills are recommended, but life vests are available for weaker swimmers. Please let the team know in advance if anyone in your group is not a confident swimmer.
Is the cacao ceremony a psychedelic experience?
No. Ceremonial cacao is not a hallucinogen. It is a plant-based ritual drink traditionally used in Maya culture and is valued for its gentle, grounding effects. Guests of all backgrounds are welcome to participate at their own comfort level.
Is there an age minimum?
Yes. Guests must be at least 12 years old to participate.
What should I do if I have a health condition, am pregnant, or have allergies?
Please let the team know in advance if anyone in your group is pregnant, has a heart condition, or has allergies, including allergies to massage oils. The team can adapt the ceremony and massage when appropriate or let you know if any part of the experience is not a good fit.
Is alcohol included or allowed?
No. Alcohol is not included or permitted during the experience.
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What's the refreshment break?
The refreshment break takes place between the sound healing and the swim to the second cenote. Guests can enjoy light refreshments, such as fresh fruit and flavored water, to re-energize before continuing the experience.


















