Transporting back in time... to the Mayan World. - Wonderful to experience a mayan ceremony/ritual in an authenitic mayan village. Brings things back down to earth when living in the technological/digital world. The pick up/drive from Cancun was a bit long but well worth it.

Magical experience - This experience exceeded expectations. It was a true honor to be welcomed into a small, traditional Mayan community. The guides do a wonderful job explaining the process of the temazcal ceremony and what to expect. The purification ritual itself was beautiful and intense. The cenote after was magical. To end the night, we all shared a home cooked traditional Mayan dinner lit by candles. If you’re looking for an authentic excursion and to add deeper meaning and value to your experience in Mexico, book this trip. Thank you to the community for inviting us in to your sacred space.

Definitely a must do experience! - Wow what an experience, I think it’s been one of our favourite tours. Melissa was a great guide! The group size was 20 in total but this is the only amount of people who will fit in the steam hut place and it didn’t feel too crowded. It felt surreal taking part in the ceremony and most of the group managed the full 25 minutes. They do give you the opportunity to leave if you do want to, if you do feel like you may struggle I’d recommend sitting by the door. It’s the best steam room I’ve ever been in - they use rosemary and other things and the smell is amazing. There is some singing and at some points you’re all clapping and howling and having a laugh- you are all in pitch black after they blow the candles out so no one can see you. I would just say that you don’t chat during the process as it’s not fair to others, although you may think you’re being quiet- it echoes. The ceynote was not deep and crystal clear and had small fish and terrapins swimming - it’s worth seeing in daylight, when you swim later it’s so refreshing and the terrapins seemed to vanish. It was a much nicer experience than the crowded noisy larger ceynote we’ve been too since. The bus ride is fairly long but I just read a book on the way there, just wish I took a neck pillow for the way back. Tips: wear your swimwear underneath your clothes and take a bag for wet stuff after. Remember your towel and mosquito repellent. Flip flops/sandals are good to wear here. There is a small gift shop, and there is a tip jar after the meal so worth taking a bit of cash. It’s also best to tip the guide before getting back on the bus as she got off the bus before we did.

Yes! Book it! - A once in a lifetime experience that will last a lifetime! This is a great option when you want something that you can’t do at home. You can always zip line at home but when can you experience a real Mayan Cleansing Ritual!

A Mostly Fabulous Evening! - The authenticity of the Mayan village was great. The ceremony was somewhat tarnished by another group that came in a different van that immediately ordered beer when they arrived. This ruined the sacredness of the ceremony for my wife and I. In the future I think it would be better to limit the sale of alcohol to after the ceremony. Otherwise we enjoyed it very much and the cenote was beautiful. The meal that was prepared was also delicious.

Incredible - It was incredible. Olga took the time to explain everything in multiple languages while. Pick up time was right on point. The driver and guide were very accommodating. The ceremony was incredible. Everyone in the village was so welcoming.

Truly A Magical Experience - My husband and I were spending our honeymoon in Tulum and found this tour at the last minute. I was a little nervous since there were not a ton of reviews for it. However, the whole experience was wonderful. The staff were kind and very informative. The Temazcal was rejuvenating and a very spiritual experience. That being said, if you do this please be respectful and do not talk during the Temazcal. It is not only rude and disrespectful to the Mayan people, it hurts the experience for the other people in the group. Also, be aware that the sensory experience can be a bit overwhelming given that you are in a small hut all in the dark with 20 other people and it is very very hot. If you struggle with sensory issues this may not be for you. I found that once I got used to the sensation it was quite pleasant. After the Temazcal, we swam in a cenote located in the village. The water felt magically cool after the Temazcal. Finally, we finished with an authentic Mayan dinner, which was absolutely delicious. A 10/10 experience that I would definitely do again!

Amazing culture experience! - One of the best experiences in our lives!I was blown away by everyone's kindness. Oscar was professional and explained everything perfectly! Mauricio was also very helpful and kind. I would highly recommend for anyone interested in learning about the Mayan culture.

Good experience but too many in the group - Recommend but wished there were less people there...this one had close to 50 people. Beautiful cenote and great meal...

Mayan Temezcal Ceremony - I want to first say I would’ve rated a five out of five, the experience was amazing! Only because my husband and I have been properly taught how to sweat out of the US. Why I chose a 3 is, My complaint that the Tour Guides MUST prepare the Tourists better! We are Going to a working Mayan Village, and choosing to participate in Real Ceremony, but then tourists undermine that by being disrespectful. The Guides not teaching people the APPROPRIATE EXPECTATIONS like NOT TALK during the sweat while the Curandero is singing! To teach people that THEY are going to experience a Healing and a Cleansing So THEY Should be respectful to the villagers AND OTHER TOURISTS by not SMOKING by the Temezcal, to RESPECT the Curanderos AND OTHER TOURISTS Who may Actually Know the traditions and were there for the EXPERIENCE IN A DIFFERENT WAY, to be restful of other tourists, to clean up after themselves. Also if there is going to be tour guides from other countries going multiple times over months, I suggest they have their OWN tour, and to not be mixed with new comers. As their inappropriate opinions of the experience can taint another’s opinion or experience!! It was Extremely Disappointing to be around ignorant people and guides that made it No Big Deal.