2 Hour Sunset- 60′ Neptunus Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya
Let the sun go down and Savor the last rays of daylight and see nature’s magnificent show while sipping a tropical cocktail. Última Piratas has a cutting-edge underwater lighting system so you can keep the party going long after dark!
This half day experience takes you through some of the most remarkable natural and cultural attractions in the Playa del Carmen region. With a duration of 2 hours, you will have ample time to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Riviera Maya, guided by locals who know the area intimately and can share insights that go far beyond what any guidebook can offer.
Tour Highlights
Let the sun go down and Savor the last rays of daylight and see nature’s magnificent show while sipping a tropical cocktail. Última Piratas has a cutting-edge underwater lighting system so you can keep the party going long after dark!
What’s Included
- Lunch
- Alcoholic beverages
Good to Know
Please note that the following are not included in the tour price:
- Other
Tour Details
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Tour Type: Half Day
This tour departs from Playa del Carmen and the surrounding Riviera Maya area. Hotel pickup is typically available — check the booking page for details on pickup locations and times.
Why Book This Tour
The Riviera Maya is home to an extraordinary concentration of natural and cultural attractions within a relatively compact area. From the ancient Maya ruins that dot the coastline and jungle interior to the world-famous cenotes, vibrant coral reefs, and lush tropical forests, there is truly something for every type of traveler. Booking a guided tour ensures you make the most of your time in this beautiful region, with expert local knowledge, comfortable transportation, and a well-planned itinerary that covers the highlights without feeling rushed.
Tulum has become one of the most visited destinations in Mexico, and for good reason. The combination of ancient history and natural beauty found here is unmatched anywhere else in the Yucatan. Having a guide means you skip the long ticket lines, learn the stories behind the structures that most visitors simply walk past, and often gain access to viewpoints and areas of the site that independent visitors miss entirely.