Playa del Carmen · BUFFET EXPERIENCES
6 tours reviewed
Good buffet experiences in Playa del Carmen fill up in high season and the best fill up first. Below are the 6 that stand out, with current prices and what separates them, so you can book before December does it for you.
Guided day trip from Cancún to Chichén Itzá, swim at Santuario Xkekén cenote, and enjoy Valladolid buffet with pickup and admission included.
“The guide had vast knowledge of the Mayan culture. Bus driver Alex and tour guides Gabriel & Isanesia (totally wrong name, our apologies) were wonderful. Totally enjoyable experience by all.”
Catamaran day trip from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with snorkeling in a marine park, open bar, and optional hotel pickup plus lunch options.
“The experience and the staff were the best! From the on time pick up to the entire boat day was wonderful. The staff were fun and friendly. We did pay for the premium experience so there were only about 14 people on our boat. The golf cart rentals on Isla was so much fun! Hugely recommended!!”
Early Ek Balam, Chichen Itza with dawn access, cenote swim, and buffet lunch from Playa del Carmen, with pickup and small-group pacing.
“This tour was absolutely perfect. Our guide Frank was excellent at providing lots of history for us to learn about mayan culture, the ruins, wildlife and nature of the area. And a thanks for Jose getting us to and from all our destinations.”
Early entry to Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, and Izamal in one day from Mérida with transport and buffet lunch, plus key extra fees.
“Miguel was an excellent tour guide. He knows so much about the Mayan culture. One reason I would not go back on this tour is the van ac was not cool enough for about 20 people. I was hot the entire time. Too cramped. Small seats.”
Nighttime adventure at Xplor Fuego in Cancun, with hotel pickup, zip lines, cave rafting, amphibious rides, and an all-you-can-eat buffet.
“Ok so this was our third time going to Xplor but this time we took friends and we couldn’t wait to show them the experience. Prices were higher but they have new water slides everyone was very excited about - only thing is: we get there and you MUST have a closed toe shoe for the water slides. Not a damn thing in any of our information said this ahead of time (and as experienced water park attendees - that is not something we’ve come across before). We have attended Xplor twice before and always wore flip flops/sandals just fine or been barefoot for certain attractions. The choice was “buy…”
KUZÁ Beach Pass in Cozumel includes full-day access to a big private beachfront, unlimited buffet, open bar, and add-on activities.
“Went to KUZÁ to try the new beach. The beach was very nice with exception beach has a lot of rocks and shells in the water so I would suggest to bring water shoes. The food was fantastic. Now the drinks on the other hand were not very good. Beers were good they couldnt mess that up but the drinks tasted bad the strawberry daiquiri tasted like an orange drink just all the drinks for we’re off in the taste. I don’t know they could improve that. But the beach was big and plenty of chairs for everyone. I would give it a Five Star, but they need to improve…”
