Location: Puerto Morelos
Top Things to do in Puerto Morelos
Top Restaurants in Puerto Morelos
The 10 Best Things to do in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
Puerto Morelos, a peaceful village on the Mayan Riviera, is a place to experience the genuine Yucatan. Puerto Morelos makes an excellent base if you’re looking for someplace quieter than glitzy hotspots like Cancun and Playa del Carmen. Government eco-reserve designations protect the reef and mangroves—and the village itself—from development. Outdoor options range from thrilling jungle and diving adventures to serene bike rides or moped explorations.
Restaurants in Puerto Morelos
1. Croco Cun Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,019 reviews
A totally awesome conservationist interactive adventure zoo. Touch, hold or feed wild local species.
Reviewed By Pathfinder802877
Only a short distance from our hotel bit it would be worth a trip if staying in Cancun. Small zoo/sanctuary which is visited in around 1 hour with a guide, you get to hold many of the animals and walk in the crocodile enclosure which is for me, a unique experience. Finally get to feed the deer and meet Mexican hairless dogs - a bit of everything for animal lovers. Value for money for the experience and all proceeds go into maintaining this small operation.
2. National Reef Park of Puerto Morelos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,496 reviews
Reviewed By brandis815
ALLTOURNATIVE snorkel: After Book-it.com charged for resort, & other park/travel that was not truly included I went to find out from the locals where the best place to get a “true experience in snorkeling” that was not all commercially enhanced, over advertised & people that cared about our reef- this company staffs Marine Biologists as your guides! They are putting into the local environment & cleaning up this reef & studying the warming of our waters, growing counts in seaweed/algae & they were amazing as we swam to see so many different species of coral, fish, squid, a couple stingrays, barracuda, & baby octopus. I loved their passion & how they helped to educate those on board. Must go back! Support locals & our environment- please do not litter & recycle!
3. Cenote La Noria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Ubicado en Puerto Morelos Km 19 vuelta a la izquierda y 7 km arriba esta la entrada, siga las indicaciones a KIN-HA estamos enfrente de lado derecho.
Reviewed By courtneys415
Great time zip lining, riding ATV’s, and exploring the cenotes on Dec 13th, 2020. Cesar and Rodrigo were so accommodating and spoke great English. Just awesome guys to spend the day with! We stayed in Cancun in the hotel zone, they picked us up and took us back. The entire day was VERY adventurous but we never felt like we weren’t safe. This excursion was absolutely perfect for our brave and adventurous 10 & 13 year olds. The zip lines are pretty intense, not for the faint of heart. Pretty amazing and authentic food included with our package. Such an awesome atmosphere and was a very “chill” non-touristy place. We decided that this experience made our whole trip to Cancun worth it. Can’t say enough.
4. La Ruta de los Cenotes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By andrewn52 - Guelph, Canada
Exciting, informative, well organized and managed. Excellent! Guide “Iggy” takes the group far beyond the “theme park” tour, with both scientific (geological) and cultural interpretations.
5. Tequila Factory Cancun and Villas
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
Come and become a Tequilier in Our REPLICA of a Tequila Factory, walk around into a distilery, drink the best Margarita. try more than 7 kinds of Tequilas and more than 7 Tequila infusion creams and much more...!
Reviewed By wendellf2020
I dont even drink and let me tell u I HAD A BLAST .. we had all the fun all the drinks all the pics n laughs it's a must go .. Adriano had knowledge of his craft and recommended other things to do in Cancun .. had the right music vibe and feel going .. I'll definitely go back again when I go back
6. Puerto Morelos Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By kymdenhartog - Urbandale, United States
What a cute little town. Restaurants and local shopping was awesome for souvenirs. Had a great meal and laughed with the locals!
7. Jardin Botanico Dr. Alfredo Barrera Marin
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4.0 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By do11face - British Columbia, Canada
I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent here while on vacation nearby recently. I spent a few hours taking my time walking through the entire loop, stopping to take photos and look at the various plants and wildlife! I would have liked to have seen monkeys but everything else was fantastic and I am not disappointed at all. I would highly reccomend visiting Jardin Botanico Dr. Alfredo Barrera Marin! :)
8. Playa de Puerto Morelos
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4.0 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By Dmnus - Minnesota, United States
This is my favorite beach. Always well kept up and not overcrowded. We enjoy coming to Puerto morelos because it is so relaxing.
9. Delphinus Puerto Morelos
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 326 reviews
Delphinus Puerto Morelos is a habitat where you can interact with beautiful dolphins and learn about environmental education, conservation and welfare of marine mammals. Our new habitat is surrounded by a majestic natural view covering an area of 6 thousand square meters. The design and planning of this dolphinarium allow dolphins have enough space for optimum development. Within our facilities
10. Cenotes Kin-Ha
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 281 reviews
Tour de cuatrimotos y cenotes, tirolesas, paseos en caballo; transportación incluida desde su Hotel en Cancún, Puerto Morelos y Playa del Carmen.
Reviewed By christydakin - Dallas, United States
This experience was by far our favorite from our trip to Puerto Morelos. Started with a van ride from PM - about 30 min. Then after orientation, put things in our lockers and did a little ziplining (two short and low lines) and then on to the first cenote. You could use stairs or jump in from a single platform (about 20 feet high). Then ATV ride down the street and into the jungle a bit to the second cenote. This one was wide open so had multiple zip lines at different heights and a diving platform at different heights. You could also use stairs to enter the cenote. Then ATV ride back and opportunity to change into dry clothes. Lunch was served with option to purchase cerveza and the van ride back. Would recommend for those who want an average thrill seeking adventure - was just enough for our speed. A few negatives (which we were mostly ok with): you are not allowed to have your cellphone with you once you check-in so you are kind of forced to purchase their photos if you want to have any pics of your experience. But this was ok with us as the photos they took were really good and we didn't have to think about taking photos the whole time. The zip lines were kind of lame compared to others we have done but considering we were with our kiddos (ages 9-18) and we didn't even know it was in the package, this was ok. Then we were rushed to finish our lunch even though we were the last to receive our meal. Also note the driver, guides and lunch staff request tips.
