20.6296 N, 87.0739 W · Playa del Carmen

SALVAJE

EXPEDITIONS

Private tours in the Riviera Maya. One vehicle, one guide, and a day built around what you actually want to see. No hidden fees.

What we do

Three ways to go out with us


The routes

Full days and half days already built, each one private. The group is you and nobody else.

Transfers

From the airport to where you are staying, and back. We track the flight, so a delay is not your problem.

Uncharted

If what you want is not on the list, we build it. Tell us the day you have in your head.


The routes

Three routes ready, two on the way. Every one of them private.

ROUTE 01

Chichén Itzá, lunch, cenote and Valladolid

One of the seven wonders of the world. A long day, built to get there before the coaches.

Full day · Moderate

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ROUTE 02

Akumal and Tulum

The turtles first, while the water is still calm.

Full day · Moderate

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ROUTE 04

Tulum by electric bike

The town at the pace of someone who lives there, not someone passing through on a coach.

Half day · Easy

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How it works

What is included, and what you will not be paying for separately

A vehicle for your group

Up to ten passengers. You share it with nobody, and the day moves at your pace.

No exact timings

Pickup depends on where you are staying. What does not change is the length and the order.

Entries and lunch inside

Site entries and lunch are in the price. No envelopes coming out halfway through the day.

Photos from the day

Wherever there is water, your guide carries an action camera. The photos come after, at no extra cost.

Transfers

From the airport, without the ugly part

You land in Cancun after a long flight, with luggage, and the last thing you want is to negotiate on the kerb. We wait for you with your name, in the same vehicle we use for the routes.

We track the flight number. If it is late, we know before you write to us.

What we do differently

Sunscreen, and why we are going to ask you not to wear it

Everywhere tells you to bring biodegradable sunscreen. The truth, and almost nobody says it, is that sunscreen is a bad idea in the water, biodegradable or not. You end up hearing it from a guide at the entrance, and by then it is too late.

What works is a long sleeved shirt or a rash guard. If you do not have one, we give you one. And if the whole group wears the same one, the photos from the day come out far better.

This is not a rule we impose on you. It is what can be done for a reef that is the second largest in the world, and we would rather tell you now than in the queue.

Contact

Tell us what day you have in mind

Tell us how many you are, your dates, and what interests you. You get a proposal back, not a form.

[email protected]