ATIK TULUM PARK: Cenote, Water Pyramid, Skulls Art & Jungle

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Tulum, Mexico

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3 hours 30 minutes (approximately)

ATIK is not just another cenote. It's a jungle park where nature and monumental art collide: a turquoise cenote, a natural waterfall, a waterslide inside a stone pyramid and giant sculptures you won't find anywhere else, all in one place, only 12-13 minutes from Tulum.

Every corner is a photo you'll want to frame, from the skull art to "The Last Man of the World". Parking, showers, restrooms and rest areas are included, and you set the pace: swim, slide, explore and stay as long as you want.

Unlock every attraction and art installation with the Full Pass and live the complete ATIK experience.

What's Included

Full Pass: The Last Man of the World, skull art and all art installations
Parking (both passes)
Life jacket
Rest areas (both passes)
Full Pass: Water Pyramid waterslide, waterfall and all park attractions
Showers and restrooms (both passes)
Cenote access (Basic and Full Pass)
Private transportation
Food and drinks (available for purchase at the park; outside food not allowed)

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point
ATIK TULUM PARK

Search "ATIK Tulum Park" in Google Maps. From downtown Tulum, take Coba Avenue west for about 12-13 minutes; the park entrance is on the road to Coba. Parking included. Also easy to reach by ADO public transport from Tulum Center and Tulum Beach. Show your Viator voucher at the entrance.

End point
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ATIK TULUM PARK

What to expect

Swim in a turquoise jungle cenote, fly down a waterslide built into a stone pyramid and stand face-to-face with giant sculptures hidden in the Mayan jungle. ATIK Tulum Park is just 12-13 minutes from downtown Tulum and one of the most photographed places in the Riviera Maya.

With the Full Pass, the whole park is yours:
- A crystal-clear cenote surrounded by jungle
- The Water Pyramid: climb to the top and slide into the pool below
- A natural jungle waterfall
- "The Last Man of the World", a monumental sculpture lost in the trees
- Skull art, giant faces and dozens of art installations made for photos

Prefer to just swim? The Basic Pass includes cenote access only (sculptures, Water Pyramid and other photo spots are Full Pass only).

Both passes include parking, showers, restrooms and rest areas. Explore at your own pace and stay as long as you like during opening hours (9 AM to 5 PM). Food and drinks are sold on site.

Perfect for couples, friends and families chasing the most iconic photos in Tulum. Choose the Full Pass and see it all.

Additional info

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Easy to reach by public transportation (ADO) from Tulum Center and Tulum Beach
  • What to bring: swimwear, towel, change of clothes, closed-toe shoes, camera and cash
Supplied by Tulum Snorkel Services
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Photography Tours
Walking Tours
Obstacle Courses
On the Water
Swimming
Photo Shoots
Low Supplier Cancellation Rate
Low Last Minute Supplier Cancellation Rate
Short term availability

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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