After pickup from the hotel or meeting point of Cancun/Riviera Maya or Tulum, enjoy a unique experience of the most complete shared tour to Chichen-Itza!
Booking our tour, you receive:
- 2.5-hour historical tour in one of the most famous ancient Yucatan cities - Chichen Itza. You will be able to see the Kukulkan pyramid (one of the new seven world wonders), the temple of thousands of columns also known as 'the temple of warriors,' the astronomical observatory built several centuries ago, and the sacrificial pit, one of the biggest fields for playing ancient Mayan ball game called pok-ta-pok. You will have some free time here to explore on your own.
- One complete hour of refreshing swim on one of the most beautiful sinkholes in a cenote called Selva Maya.
- Visit to Valladolid where you'll spend about 20 minutes in the center of the colonial city built in 16th century.
- Delicious buffet lunch with typical local plates
- Light ancient Indian ceremony of Temazcal (Only for option with pick up from Cancun)
- Professional certificated guides during all tour
- Comfortable transportation picking you up and dropping you off at your hotel!
- No additional taxes and fees!
You will be dropped off at your hotel at the end of the day between 7:30pm - 8:00pm
3 Comments
4.2
The opportunity to swim in a cenote after exploring the majestic ruins of Chichen Itza was a highlight of my trip. I felt completely immersed in history as I wandered through the ancient site, and the guide’s stories brought the past to life in a way I hadn’t expected. Afterward, taking a dip in Ik Kil Cenote was refreshing and offered a serene contrast to the bustling energy of the ruins. The lunch in Valladolid was a delightful surprise; the local flavors truly made me appreciate the richness of Yucatecan cuisine. However, I did wish for a bit more time to discover the charming streets of Valladolid. Overall, it was an enriching experience that beautifully combined culture, adventure, and relaxation.
4.2
Exploring Chichen Itza was a highlight for us, as the grandeur of the ruins exceeded our expectations. Swimming in Ik Kil Cenote was refreshing, though the time constraints made our lunch in Valladolid feel a bit rushed.
5
I had a fantastic time immersing myself in the ancient wonders and vibrant culture during my day trip. Swimming in the cenote was refreshing, though I wished I had a bit more time to explore Valladolid after lunch.