Enjoy a relaxing and accessible stay in Riviera Maya for 3 days and 2 nights, including a 3-star hotel, airport transfers and equipment rental.

Our travel experts can help you customize this trip to meet your accessibility needs.

Riviera Maya 3-Day Trip (airport transfers, equipment rental, accommodation)

Enjoy a relaxing and accessible stay in Riviera Maya for 3 days and 2 nights, including a 3-star hotel, airport transfers and equipment rental.

Enjoy a relaxing and accessible stay in Riviera Maya for 8 days and 7 nights, including a 3-star hotel, airport transfers and equipment rental.

Our travel experts can help you customize this trip to meet your accessibility needs.

Riviera Maya 8-Day Trip (airport transfers, equipment rental, accommodation)

Enjoy a relaxing and accessible stay in Riviera Maya for 8 days and 7 nights, including a 3-star hotel, airport transfers and equipment rental.

Embark yourself on an unforgettable 7-day accessible adventure through the captivating wonders of Cancun and the Riviera Maya. The itinerary includes breathtaking visits to historical sites like Chichen Itza and Tulum, where you'll be guided through ancient cities and stunning ruins. You'll discover the vibrant city of Valladolid and its charming colonial architecture and indulge in a full-day tour of Xcaret, an eco-friendly park filled with accessible attractions that showcase the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Also, you'll shop for souvenirs at La Quinta Avenida in Playa del Carmen, explore Mercado 28, and unwind with a panoramic city tour of Cancun.

This multi-day trip was designed with accessibility in mind. Your comfort and safety are our priorities! All guaranteed accessible rooms are equipped with a roll-in shower, toilet grab bars, and step-free entrances. An accessible van fitted with a wheelchair ramp will do all transfers between destinations, activities, and the airport. Wyndham Garden Cancun Downtown and Dreams Sands Cancun Resort & Sp are the selected 4-star  hotels; if any accessible rooms are unavailable at your booking, we will find another similar accommodation with an accessible room that also matches your needs.

The price of this multi-day trip might be subject to changes depending on seasonality and the availability of accessible rooms. A travel expert will confirm the final details once you submit a booking request.

Wonders of Riviera Maya: Cancun, Valladolid, Playa del Carmen & Tulum

Riviera Maya marvels: Cancun, Valladolid, Playa del Carmen & Tulum.

Riviera Maya

The hotel is located in the tropical jungle of southern Riviera Maya. It is a five-star hotel boasting a wellness spa, fitness facility and three unique pools. Her, you have the privilege to swim with the dolphins and experience top-quality facilities. 

The rooms have either one king-size bed and/or two queen size beds depending on your preference. With an exceptionally high speed wifi, bluetooth sound system, and tea-and coffee making facilities, you couldn't ask for more. Enjoy the impressive ocean view from the hydro spa tub on the terrace. 

The hotel boasts a wide range of 5-star chefs who prepare both local and international meals. While some restaurants such as the 20.87 offer breakfast, others are mainly for lunches and dinners. Enjoy a wide range of cocktails at the bar or opt for in-room dining where you can enjoy your meals and cuisines from the comfort of your rooms.

UNICO 20 87 Hotel Riviera Maya - Adults Only - All Inclusive

Relaxing and breathtaking. UNICO 20°N 87°W offers amazing luxury spas. Check out its accessibility here!

An exterior view of the hotel taken from the pool area. The hotel apartments are around one side of the pool area.

No Guides / staff members will be available to assist

Adaptive equipment is included and two people assisting are needed

The Joëlette wheelchair allows people with reduced mobility to hike and navigate uneven terrain. With a single wheel, and support and steering bars in the front and back, this all-terrain wheelchair can easily be used by a variety of people with different accessibility needs, and is both an excellent piece of equipment and a great way to work in a team. You can rent this wheelchair through Wheel the World, and we’ll explain how to assemble and use the chair in Riviera Maya, Mexico. Delivery services and helmets are available for an extra price.

Joëlette Wheelchair Rental - Riviera Maya

Rent this all-terrain wheelchair: not only an excellent adaptive equipment, but also a perfect excuse to work as a team!

A group of friends travers uneven lands using a joëlette wheelchair, one of them sits on it, and two of them carry the chair working as a team.

Guides / staff members have been trained by Wheel the World to provide assistance to people with disabilities during the activity

Accessible bathroom available in only one stop of the activity

Places present some barriers and minimum assistance is needed

Adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

Discover Mexican culture and heritage on this exciting, accessible guided day tour. The tour begins with a pick-up service from your hotel in a wheelchair-accessible van. After a drive of approximately 90 minutes, you will arrive at the archaeological site of Tulum, 130 km from Cancun. ‘Tulum’ means ‘wall’, and is named after the impressive walled city, which is one of the few walled cities built by the Mayans. The city is perched on cliffs, overlooking the deep blue Caribbean Sea. You will have a tour of the site led by a knowledgeable and bilingual guide, who will explain some of the relics left by the Mayans and what we have discovered about their civilization. Then you will have some free time to explore the site by yourself. The next stop on the tour is a visit to Coba, the most powerful and important city in the region during the time of the Mayan empire. Coba is famous for its network of stone causeways, the ruins of which still survive today. Here, you can follow a 4.8 km (3 mile) hike, with bicycles provided upon request, and climb to the top of the highest pyramid in Mexico, measuring 42 metres (130 feet) tall. At Coba, you will also get the chance to snorkel in a cenote, a waterhole with clear waters. The cenote is filled with stalactites and stalagmites, which you will be able to swim close to and take photos of. You will then have lunch in Tulum, before departing back to your hotel in the accessible van. This tour is adapted to accommodate people with disabilities, with only minimal assistance required for people with reduced mobility. The staff have been trained to assist people with disabilities and an accessible bathroom stop is available on the tour. Adaptive equipment can be provided where necessary.

Coba and Tulum Tour

An accessible guided day trip exploring Mayan ruins in Coba and Tulum, with lunch, transport and a swim in a cenote included.

Well preserved Mayan ruins at the archaeological site.

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

On this accessible, guided half-day trip, you will get the chance to snorkel with marine turtles at the world’s second largest reef. This day trip begins with a 7:00 AM pick-up service in an accessible van from your Cancun hotel. You will have a drive of approximately 2 hours before you reach Akumel, a small coastal resort southwest of Cancun. Here, you will board a small boat, and assistance will be provided to help you transfer, if necessary. There is space on the boat to accommodate a wheelchair. You’ll sail out into deeper waters, accompanied by a guide who will give you information about the natural habitat and the different kinds of turtles found in the Caribbean. You will then get into the water, accompanied by a guide, and snorkel around the reef, looking for turtles. The next stop of the tour is a cenote, a water hole. You can have a quick snack of fruits and peanuts here, before getting back into the water to snorkel in the cenote, looking at the stalagmites and stalactites. A guide will be available to assist you and will snorkel with you. Once you have enjoyed some time in the water, you will be transferred back to your hotel in the accessible van, arriving at approximately 1:00 PM.

Snorkeling with Marine Turtles

A guided, accessible half-day trip snorkeling with sea turtles and exploring a cenote, with transport and a snack included.

A girl swims underwater next to a sea turtle.

Adaptive equipment is included and three or more people assisting are needed

Explore the world’s second largest barrier reef on this fun diving day trip, accompanied by expert guides who have experience of working with people with disabilities. This trip begins with an hour-long boat ride on an accessible ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel. If you wish, you can also request a pick-up service from your hotel in an accessible van, to take you to Playa del Carmen. At Cozumel, you will meet your diving instructor, who will give you a safety demonstration. All diving instructors are trained professionals and people with disabilities will be assisted by 2 instructors at all times. The boat to the barrier reef is not accessible, so you must either be able to self-transfer into the boat or accept assistance to transfer. Once in the boat, you will head out to the reef, learning about this unique marine environment from the instructors along the way. You will have about 2 hours of supervised dive time, giving you plenty of time to swim among the reefs and to spot the local wildlife. Afterwards, lunch will be served on the boat and you will have some time to take in the views before returning to Cozumel pier. Drop-off transportation to your hotel can be provided for an extra charge.

Diving in Cozumel

An exciting day trip scuba diving in Cozumel, assisted by diving instructors trained to work with people with disabilities.

A scuba diver and instructor swim underwater next to Cozumel reef.

Explore the beautiful island of Holbox on this accessible guided tour with lunch included in the price. The tour begins with a pick-up service with a bilingual guide from your Cancun hotel at approximately 8:00 AM, and a drive of about 2 hours and 30 minutes to Chiquila port. &nbsp;Please note the van is not accessible but assistance will be available.&nbsp;


	 


At Chiquila, you will board a small boat and sail on Yalahua Lagoon to the Isla de Pajaros, where you can spot native bird species and learn about the natural habitat from your guide. You may also be lucky enough to spot bottlenose dolphins from the boat. The boat is not wheelchair accessible but staff will be available to help you transfer.&nbsp;


	 


You will then arrive at Holbox port and have some time to get to know the island. The tour includes lunch at a charming seaside restaurant, so that you can taste the local cuisine. Pack your bathing suit in case you want to swim in the clears waters around the island! Adaptive equipment is also provided to assist you getting into the water. After lunch, you will sail back to the mainland and be transferred back to your hotel.

Holbox Island Boat Tour

An accessible trip to beautiful Holbox island accompanied by a bilingual guide, with lunch, bird spotting and a swim included.

Two people in wheelchairs explore Holbox beach.

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Optional adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

On this full-day private, guided tour of Chichen Itza and Valladolid, you'll discover two of the most incredible ancient cities in the world! Chichen Itza is a Mayan ruin declared a Unesco wonder, and it houses massive temples and Mayan ballcourts that will make you travel back in time and leave you speechless!

You'll be picked up at 8:00 AM from your Cancun hotel and transferred to Chichen Itza in the accessible vehicle. After the 3-hour ride with accessible bathroom stops on your way, you'll arrive at the archeological site. The entrance has a ramp to the ticket booth and entryway, which is flat and cemented, making it easy to navigate.&nbsp;

As you explore the ancient city on the 2.5-hour tour, you'll come across spectacular views and many paths of tightly packed dirt scattered with slightly loose and embedded stones and occasional tree roots that you'll need to navigate. But don't worry! The trails are wide, it's easy to move around, and your guide will be available to help.&nbsp;

After the tour, you'll have lunch at Selva Maya Restaurant, which serves authentic Mayan flavors, and then transfer to Valladolid in the accessible van; there, you'll visit its Main Square, which is one of the Magic Towns in Yucatan. The site has access ramps and wide paths. After exploring, you'll return to your hotel in an accessible van. The ride is 3 hours long; you'll arrive at your Cancun hotel at about 8:00 PM.&nbsp;

This tour was designed for people with disabilities. There are accessible restrooms on your way to Chichen Itza, at the site's entrance building, and the restaurant. Places are navigable for wheelchair users. If any obstacle presents itself, guides are available to help. Transportation is accessible: the van has a ramp entrance and enough interior space for a wheelchair user to travel comfortably.&nbsp;

Chichen Itzá accessible guided tour

On this full-day private, guided tour of Chichen Itza and Valladolid, you'll discover one of the most incredible ancient cities in the world!  Check out its accessibility here!

On this 6-hour private, guided tour of Tulum, you'll explore this archeological site and marvel at its breathtaking views. You'll be picked up from your hotel by an accessible van at 8:00 AM. Upon arrival, you can either take an accessible bus with a wheelchair lift that will take you to the entrance booth or walk or wheel for 10 minutes to get there.&nbsp;

The guided tour will take you to the ruins perched over the sea. You'll get close to the Castle, the Temple of the Frescoes, and the House of the Halach Unic. After the tour, you can shop for souvenirs at the on-site store. Paths have dirt floors, are fairly accessible, have ramps, and are mostly flat and spacious. However, some ramps are steep, and the paths can get slippery with puddles if it rained recently. Don't worry! Your professional guides can help!

There is an accessible restroom at the entrance booth, and most paths are accessible for manual and motorized wheelchairs. Transportation is accessible: both the van and the bus have enough space for wheelchair users and have a ramp entrance. Guides will be able to assist you. Don't forget your camera and sunscreen!

Tulum Accessible Guided Tour

On this 6-hour private, guided tour of Tulum, you’ll explore this archeological site and marvel at its breathtaking views. Check out its accessibility here!