Jul 6 – 13, 2025
Tulum 2025 – All Deaf Women
$250.00
Description
WELCOME TO THE BAHIA PRINCIPE GRAND TULUM
This will be an exciting opportunity to partake with a large event for All Deaf Women in Tulum. We will spend a week at an all inclusive resort with access to ASL sign language interpreters, exclusive restaurants and unlimited drinks at bars throughout the property.
Surrounded by amazing natural landscapes, this hotel offers pools just steps from the beach, spacious rooms and a wide variety of dining options. Explore one of Mexico’s most culturally vibrant and naturally beautiful regions together with your friends, family or special someone.
Maximum comfort awaits you in its rooms: air conditioning, a minibar with beverage dispensers, a coffee maker and countless other amenities that will make your stay a unique experience. And you can cool off and enjoy the warm Mexican climate in the hotel pools, one of which has a swim-up bar. But if you prefer the beach, we offer you a zone with lounge chairs reserved for guests of the hotel.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
At BAHIA PRINCIPE GRAND TULUM
ROOM RATES
July 6-13, 2025
7 Nights / 8 Days
~~Excursions~~
July 8, 2025 (Tuesday):
Catamaran Sailing
Meet at Lobby at 2pm > Sail from 3pm to 7pm > Return to Lobby by 8pm.
Join us for an opportunity of a lifetime to sail on a private boat with all deaf women!
Sail & snorkel in one of the best snorkeling areas in the Riviera Maya!
- Ground Transportation
- Water, juices & soft drinks
- Open bar with red and white wine, beers, rum, vodka, and tequila
- Snorkeling gear
- Open Bar / Music
- Mexican style ceviche, guacamole, salsas
- ASL Interpreters!
Along with underwater canyons, multicolored marine life, and more than 500 different species of fish, the In Ha Reef is also home to more than 65 different species of stony coral. Numerous protected or endangered species, such as sea turtles (at least 4 different species!), queen conchs, Caribbean manatees, crocodiles, all corals depend on it for their survival. Your underwater tour does guarantee a feast of colors and contact (please don’t touch the coral) with nature in its purest state!
Using a flotation device or vest is recommended if you have trouble swimming. This will ensure your safety and allow you to snorkel with confidence.
When snorkeling, remember to apply biodegradable sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun’s rays. However, be cautious to use sunscreen that won’t pollute the water and is eco-friendly.
The majority of our featured vessels include good masks and snorkels in their charters. However, owning a set is recommended to ensure the equipment fits comfortably.
$150 per person
SOLD OUT!
An additional $20 dock fee must be paid at the port in cash. Space are limited. First Come, First Serve. As we will hold your space, there will be no refund at all for any cancellation.
THIS PHOTO DOES NOT SHOW ALL DEAF WOMEN EXCEPT FOR CREW!
SOLD OUT!
July 9, 2025 (Wednesday):
Xplor Park Day
Xplor Park Day Trip with Lunch and Transportation.
Explore the jungle, zip the heights and swim the underground rivers!
$182 per person
Step off your cruise ship and into the heart of Tulum’s lush jungles, where adventure parks offer a thrilling mix of natural beauty and adrenaline-pumping activities. These parks make for an unforgettable shore excursion, with activities like ziplining, climbing, and exploring breathtaking cenotes—crystal-clear freshwater sinkholes surrounded by tropical greenery. These natural wonders not only provide a refreshing way to cool off but also hold deep cultural significance to the Mayan people.
When it’s time for a break, recharge at the El Troglodita restaurant with its unlimited buffet offering fresh and high-quality options to fuel your adventure.
Don’t forget to bring comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and a camera to capture the stunning jungle landscapes—you’ll create memories to last a lifetime!
Meet at the Lobby at 9AM > Return to the Lobby at 5PM.
Park admission:
- Shared transportation: Hotel- Park- Hotel
- 1 transportation driver / 1 ASL interpreter
- 1 Guide of Grupo Xcaret per unit at the boarding time and aboard during the way to the park.
- 1 Guide of Grupo Xcaret to coordinate the group’s exit.
- Access to the park from 9:00 AM
- Activities (stalactites river, zip lines, river raft, amphibious vehicles).
- Equipment (life jacket, helmet, harness, rowing paddles, raft, amphibious vehicle for up to 4 people).
- Locker for two people (no deposit needed).
- Buffet lunch at “El Troglodita” restaurant (salad bar, soups, main dishes, fresh fruit, pizzas, hot-dogs, ice cream, desserts).
- Beverages stations (flavored water, coffee, hot chocolate, milk shakes, smoothies and oat meal cookies).
- Tax and service.
NOTE: IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS XPLOR EXCURSION:
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You will need to pay in advance. You have two payment options:
- Option #1: $182 buy it now via Paypal. NON-REFUNDABLE.
- Option #2: $64 deposit for a 3 payment plan: April, May and June 1, 2025. You will be billed with Zoho Invoice for the payment plan.
The prices are per person. Please use one of the PayPal buttons below or contact us to arrange the payment.
July 10 & 11, 2025 (Thursday & Friday):
Mayan Ruins and Cenote
This half-day private adventure combines Mayan history and nature’s beauty. Begin with a guided exploration of the Tulum ruins, overlooking the Caribbean and filled with fascinating structures like El Castillo. Then, cool off in secluded jungle cenotes, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters with a guide who shares the cenotes’ geological and cultural significance!
$140 per person
SOLD OUT!
(Important: Tulum National Park fee ($20 per person) is not included in the price.)
Enjoy private transportation, ASL INTERPRETERS, expert guiding, and access to exclusive cenotes. This half-day private adventure combines Mayan history and nature’s beauty. Begin with a guided exploration of the Tulum ruins, overlooking the Caribbean and filled with fascinating structures like El Castillo. Then, cool off in secluded jungle cenotes, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters with a guide who shares the cenotes’ geological and cultural significance.
What to Bring:
- Your own non-disposable bottle or thermos to comply with environmental regulations and enjoy an eco-friendly visit. Bring bars & snacks, too! Especially if traveling with kids.
- Biogradable sunscreen. Even biodegradable sunscreen harms the coral reefs and other sealife, please apply only on exposed skin beforehand (in your hotel) and after water activities.
- Comfortable shoes. Sport sandals or tennis shoes are fine. Bring along a change of clothes, like an extra t-shirt, lightweight clothes, long-sleeved cotton
- Don’t forget extra money/credit card for souvenirs and tips!
- Official ID with photograph of the holder of the credit card with which the payment was made, or a readable copy of both sides
- Accessories: Sunglasses, towel, swimsuit, hat, or cap.
- Comfortable, lightweight clothes, and long-sleeved-cotton shirt
SOLD OUT!
FAQs
Q: Are cenotes suitable for beginners?
A: Yes, our exclusive cenotes are ideal for all skill levels, including children and beginners. Every participant will enter the cenote with a life jacket, ensuring safety and comfort in the water. Our experienced guides are there to assist and make sure everyone feels at ease, providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all ages.
Q: Can you swim in any cenote, or are there restrictions?
A: Most cenotes are open for swimming, though each may have unique guidelines to preserve its natural beauty. Our exclusive Ocean Tours Cenote is perfect for swimming, offering a serene and memorable experience with clear, refreshing water for all skill levels.
Q: What exactly are cenotes, and why are they so special in the Riviera Maya?
A: Cenotes are natural wonders found in the Yucatan Peninsula, essentially limestone caves filled with crystal-clear water. What makes them truly remarkable is their unique geological formation and the lush environment that surrounds them. In the Riviera Maya, snorkeling inside cenotes is a highly sought-after aquatic activity due to the unparalleled experience they offer.
Q: Are there any safety precautions to take when visiting a cenote?
A: When visiting a cenote, it is important to follow the safety instructions provided by your tour guide or the cenote’s staff. This include wearing a life jacket if you are not a strong swimmer, using provided safety equipment such as flashlights and watershoes, and not touching or disturbing any of the natural features or wildlife in the cenote.
Q: Which cenotes will we have the opportunity to explore on this tour?
A: Our exclusive cenotes, nestled in the heart of the Riviera Maya, are known as Ix Balam and Yum Balam. When we first discovered these cenotes, we were captivated by the presence of both large and small jaguar footprints in the area. This remarkable sighting inspired us to name this pristine cenote region after this magnificent jaguar family.
Q: What is the average water temperature in the cenotes?
A: The average water temperature of cenotes varies depending on the location and time of year. Most of the time, the water in cenotes is typically cool and refreshing, with temperatures ranging from around 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. In some cases, the water may be warmer or colder, depending on factors such as the depth of the cenote and the surrounding air temperature.
Getting There
Purchase your own flight tickets and head to Cancun International Airport, Cancún, Mexico. Airport code (CUN).
Ground transfer is $89 per person, round trip. A shuttle service will pick you up at the airport and bring you to the resort. It takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes ride each way.
Reservation Policy
To secure your reservation, a booking fee of $45 per person will be required. Kindly be aware that advertised prices are subject to change. The listed prices are based on cash transactions; however, a 3% assessment will be applied to credit card payments. Alternatively, for cash transactions, you may opt to mail a check for the full balance following your deposit. We are dedicated to ensuring competitive pricing for our valued clients and consistently endeavor to offer the most favorable rates.
Cancellation Policy
All deposit(s) are non-refundable.
| Cancellation Schedule | |
|---|---|
| Cancel 120 days before your travel start date | Non-Refundable Deposit(s) |
| Cancel 90-120 days before your travel start date | 50% refund of the total fare. |
| Cancel 75-89 days before your travel start date | 20% refund of the total fare. |
| Cancel within 0-75 days of your travel start date | No refund; full fare applies. |
Travel Insurance
Deaf Resorts, LLC recommends that you purchase a travel protection plan to protect yourself and your trip investment from the unexpected. Now more than ever it’s extremely important to think about the unexpected. It is important to purchase the travel protection within 15 days of your initial invoice date in order to receive the most coverage. Consider travel protection for Trip Cancellation/Trip Interruption, Emergency Medical and Emergency Evacuation/Repatriation, Trip Delay, Baggage Delay and more
