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Tankah Park
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Cenote park · Tulum

Tankah Eco Park in Tulum: Cenotes and Ziplines

Tankah Park is a cenote park with ziplines and canoes at km 233 of Federal Highway 307, about 10 minutes north of Tulum. It is run by a Mayan community and visited on a guided tour; check hours and price with the park before you go.

  • km 233Highway 307
  • 10 minNorth of Tulum
  • GuidedType of visit

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This page helps you plan your visit to Tankah Park: what it is, opening hours and how to get there. Tickets are bought from the operator. What you book with us is the private round-trip transfer, at a fixed price per vehicle.

What it is

What is Tankah Park?

It is an eco-park in the jungle north of Tulum, over the area's underground river system. A Mayan community living on the land handles upkeep, crafts and food. The visit is a guided tour that links several cenotes with trails, ziplines and a canoe ride.

The largest cenote is Naval: you cross it on a zipline and paddle back by canoe. At Cueva, a semi-open cenote, the zipline ends with a drop into the water, and there is a diving platform. Cenote Azul is for an easy swim in clear water.

Don't confuse it with Tankah Bay, the strip of beach and oceanfront homes a few miles north, or with Casa Cenote, which sits on that bay. The park is on the jungle side of the highway, with no beach.

Compared with the big Riviera Maya parks, Tankah is smaller and rustic: fewer people, regional food cooked by the community, and fewer facilities.

Tankah Park
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The experience

What you'll do at Tankah

Ziplines over cenotes

You cross Cenote Naval on a zipline, and at Cueva the line drops you into the water.

Canoe on the Naval

Paddle back across the park's largest cenote.

Swim at Cenote Azul

Clear water for an unhurried swim and some snorkeling.

Jungle trails

You walk through the jungle between cenotes; birds and iguanas are a common sight.

Community cooking

Regional food is cooked by the park's own Mayan community.

Practical info

Before you go

Address

Federal Highway 307 Cancun–Tulum km 233, Tulum, Quintana Roo.

Hours

The park does not post hours online. Confirm with the operator before you go.

Entrance price

Check the current price with the operator.

Type of visit

Guided tour of the cenotes, with ziplines and canoe.

What to bring

Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, a change of clothes and cash.

Getting there

How to get to Tankah Park

Tankah is at km 233 of Highway 307, about 10 minutes north of downtown Tulum. It is about 45 minutes from Playa del Carmen and around 1 h 45 min from the Cancun Hotel Zone. You can take a colectivo van and ask to be dropped at the entrance, but then you walk the access road and wait on the highway to get back.

A private transfer drops you at the park entrance and picks you up at the time you set, which helps because you leave wet and tired from the ziplines. From Cancun or Playa del Carmen it also saves you changing vehicles in Tulum.

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  • From your hotel, round tripEnter your hotel in “From” and Tankah Park in “To”: the search gives you the price for the whole vehicle, with the return time you choose.
  • From Cancun airport: from $125 per vehicleAbout 1 h 35 min without traffic, direct with no stops.
  • Your driver waits or comes back for youYou tell us your return time when booking. No hunting for a cab late at night or haggling at the door.
Tips

Good to know

  • Confirm before you goThe park has no working website with hours and rates. Call or message ahead so you don't find it closed.
  • No sunscreen in the waterSunscreen and bug spray aren't used in cenotes: they damage the water. Wear a rash guard.
  • Shoes that can get wetExpect trails, steps and wet platforms. Water shoes help.
  • Bring cashCommunity-run parks in the area don't always take cards.
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Questions

Questions about Tankah Park

What is Tankah Park?
A cenote park with ziplines and canoes north of Tulum, run by a Mayan community. You visit it on a guided tour.
Where is Tankah Park?
At km 233 of Federal Highway 307, about 10 minutes north of downtown Tulum.
How much is the Tankah Park entrance fee?
The park does not post rates online. Check the current price with the operator before you go.
Is Tankah Park the same as Tankah Bay?
No. Tankah Bay is a beach area with oceanfront homes; the park is on the jungle side of the highway and has no beach.
Which cenotes are at Tankah?
Among them Naval, crossed by zipline and canoe; Cueva, with a zipline that drops you in the water; and Azul, for swimming.
How do I get to Tankah from Cancun?
Take Highway 307 toward Tulum, around 1 h 45 min from the Hotel Zone. You can go by colectivo from Tulum or by private round-trip transfer from your hotel.

Information checked on facebook.com · updated September 30, 2026

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