Departing Puerto Vallarta, you will travel to the south side of Nayarit state to Rincon de Guayabitos, where you will enjoy your delicious breakfast. You will continue to Las Varas village and there, you'll detour toward the coastal road all the way to San Blas, driving through small towns and fishing villages with farming fields and exuberant vegetation. Your guide will give you information about the area as you go by. Along the road you will also stop to take pictures of some of these places.

Once in San Blas, you'll take a boat ride for about 10 miles in to the mangroves swamp, up to water springs where you'll visit a crocodile farm, and learn about birds, water creatures and crocodiles of the areas. Back to firm land you will visit downtown San Blas to take pictures and see the old church, and from there you'll drive up to a hill side at the entrance of the town to see the ruin of the Fort of San Basilio, where you will also be informed about the history.

As you return back you will stop at a restaurant in Batanchen bay where you will have Iunch of the typical food of the state of Nayarit. After all this adventure you'll travel back to Puerto Vallarta and be dropped back at your hotel.

This so-called 'sacred paradise' is in the heart of the Riviera Maya. Xcaret (pronounced eesh-carette) is one of the loveliest and most unusual venues in the area. It is said that this was the ancient port of Pole and that the Maya used to come here to bathe in its waters to purify their minds and bodies before sailing to the nearby island of Cozumel to worship the goddess of fertility, Ixchel.

Mans ingenuity combined with natures splendor has formed a very interesting park with a variety of attractions. The park has focused on the areas natural flora, fauna, and natural landscape and used these to create a mini-wonderland. There are some small Maya ruins, but these are almost insignificant when you look around at the botanical garden, aviary, aquarium, stables and butterfly farm. There is an exhibition with scale models of all the major archaeological sites of the Yucatan.

There is also an inlet with clear waters for snorkeling, a lagoon for swimming and a beach for relaxing either in the sun or in the shade of the palapas. Or perhaps you would prefer a siesta in a hammock? But the most unique feature of Xcaret is its underground river, which passes through caverns and underground channels, put on a life vest and let the current take you slowly and safely along and marvel at the beauty of nature.

You will return at 6:00pm, unless you wish to stay for the magical night show, where you will see the story of the Mayan come to life! This option is included in the tour price, and you will return by ferry at 9:00pm. If you wish to stay on, please advise your tour guide a the beginning of the tour.

The Yucatan Peninsula, site of the Hidden Worlds Cenotes Park, contains the most extensive system of under-water caverns and caves in the world; a place where much of this natural phenomenon is yet to be discovered!

Competent certified Open Water divers are given the opportunity to experience the world's most incredible cavern dives in this Mayan realm of cenotes and lost worlds.

You will float in crystal clear water through this Yucatecan dreamland of natural cavern formations and feel the ancient and timeless forces of nature that carved these beautiful caverns.

With a maximum depth of 30 feet and never more than 200 feet from the air, there is 1,500 feet of cavern to see without ever leaving the light zone.

These unique tours are guided by knowledgeable, certified cave divers in groups of four or less, to maximize your enjoyment during your cave diving experience!