This tour was amazing! It was more adventurous than we realized when my husband and I booked it along with the Tulum Mayan ruins tour. Since we don't speak Spanish, it was extremely important that we had an English-speaking tour guide. Our guide, Tianara, was wonderful! She even gave us pointers on things to avoid, as well as upstanding places for lunch and shopping. This is the tour that I didn't know was on my bucket list, but I'm sooo happy we did it!

The caves were beautiful and our photographer Hector was very pleasant and took a lot of great photos. Our guide was grumpy and irritated from the start. He must have quarreled with his boyfriend or something 🥺 He was not very informative at all 👎 Let me just say to everyone that are irritated about not being able to take photos themselves. You would never be able to take these on your own. Hector knew where and how to take them with back lit photography. $ 110 for 70 photos is not a bad price.

These was a great experience. It is an underground river with a lot of stalactites and stalagmites. Where are you go with you guide and see Wonderful sceneries. . Also, there is a professional photographer taking pictures would you can buy after the swim. Lunch is included. This was my second time and I loved it.

Our visit to Río Secreto was a lot of fun. Angel, our guide, did an exceptional job teaching us about the cave’s history and natural wonders. We opted for the basic tour, which I have to admit, felt a bit pricey at around $125 per person (we used the Hotel’s agency, Nexus Tours) for a 1.5-hour excursion and a less-than-stellar buffet. One thing to note: Despite what we’d read online, Río Secreto is not a cenote, nor do they market it as such. We initially came here expecting a cenote experience based on various reviews and recommendations from travel websites. So, we were slightly disappointed on that front. However, the underground river adventure turned out to be stunning, cenote or not. One aspect that we truly appreciated is that Río Secreto has preserved the cave in its natural state, without an overload of artificial lighting or other elements that could disrupt the ecosystem. It allowed us to experience the cave’s raw beauty. Overall, while the cost and initial expectations were a bit off, the underground river experience was beautiful, and the commitment to preserving the natural state of the cave was a commendable choice.

We had the best time with the Rio Secreto WILD tour! Make no mistake, this tour is extremely physical. Like an all day workout! We had a blast! The bike & underground river swim were amazing. We had the best tour guide too! Mowgli kept us laughing all day! He was the best! The buffet was yummy too. We all left exhausted & full of smiles.

We did the original/shortest tour with 2 adults and 4 kids ranging in age from 8-15. Everyone really enjoyed the tour! Very unique experience! The only negative was that we booked transfers through them and it took an hour and 15 minutes each way even though our hotel was 30 minutes away due to having to pick up/drop off others. We also had to wait for others at the end of the tour before we left- probably 30 minutes then as well. If I had to do it again, I would book our own transfers- especially with kids who just wanted to get there/back.

My swim in the river exceeded my expectation. I have trouble getting around due to my age and the staff was VERY helpful. Hats off to Miguel, especially. This was an 80th birthday present from my daughter and I couldn't have been happier.

It’s not often that you get to visit a natural landmark that was millions of years in the making but was only discovered in 2006 and made available to the public two years later but this is exactly what Rio Secreto allows Set in a reserve about an hour south of Cancun the set up is very professional and well set up. We self drove down and easily secured tickets for trh 2 hr experience, opting not to include biking and repelling into a final Cenote . It was more than enough to see and experience for a first visit. facility exceptional clean and organised in terms of wet suits ( not needed if you not overtly sensitive to the cold) life vests compulsory as are helmets and lights. This area was around 7km from entrance and everyone is ferried in buses along unsealed roads Was disappointed could not talk camera or Go pro into caves but some nice pics taken by photographer who accompanied us on our tour The tour was led by Victor and we were in a group of 12 which was fine. After walking down steps into the start of the cave system( or at least part made available to visitors) you slowly make your way through numerous caves in and out of water ranging in depth from a few inches to over 6 feet. The stalactites and stalagmites are in great condition and are amazing examples in all their many guises including fans, popcorn in various colds caused by minerals It has not been “touritsized” in terms of back lighting or music which I am sure will happen so visit soon and see it as they were first discovered just 17 years ago

Absolutely stunning! Beautiful caves, water! The story behind the caves , being blessed by Mayan guide, our tour guide Leo was amazing! Full of knowledge and very fun! He helped anyone that needed assistance while in the caves!

Rio Secreto is a beautiful cenote with gorgeous stalagmites, stalagtites and columns. We absolutely enjoyed the tour with our amazing guide Amber. She was dedicated, knowledgable, passionate and very attentive. Lunch was good, and the excursion to Coba was well organised too. The Rio Secreto + Coba tour is a must-see and excellent value for money. Thank you, Amber.