One of the top things to do in Cancun, a guided tour of the Chichen Itza Mayan ruins is an absolute must. This one is a classic for a reason.

After one of our vehicles picks you up at your hotel or established meeting point, you will be transferred to the departure center for the excursions to the archaeological sites.

There, you will board the transportation where during the course of the day a certified bilingual guide will welcome you and accompany you, providing you with assistance and interesting information.

During our trip, we will have the opportunity to taste a delicious lunch with regional dishes of Yucatecan cuisine and shop for the finest pieces of Mayan crafts manufactured in the surrounding communities at the best prices.

From the restaurant, we continue to the unforgettable Chichen Itza tour with a bilingual guide certified by the Secretary of Tourism of Mexico. After the guided tour of Chichen Itza you will have time to continue exploring on your own.

To continue this adventure, we will visit a mystical „Sacred cenote”, where you will refresh in the crystal clear waters or simply enjoy one of the most beautiful relaxing landscapes that the destination offers.

Returning to Riviera Maya or Cancun, we will briefly visit the center of the city of Valladolid, located in the heart of Yucatan. You’ll admire the splendor of colonial Mexico in the architecture of its buildings, temples and the Church of San Servacio, the oldest of the peninsula that began construction in 1543.

What’s Included

• Round-trip transportation from your hotel
• Certified bilingual guide on board.
• Regional buffet style lunch.
• Swim in a cenote
• Visit to Valladolid, Yucatan.

Recommendations

• Comfortable walking shoes and clothes.
• Protective clothing such as a cap or hat and sunglasses.
• Bathing suit and towel.
• A set of dry clothes.
• Biodegradable sunscreen.
• Insect repellent.
• Camera.
• Cash for life jacket rental in the swim in a cenote, drinks, tips and souvenirs.

Notes

• All times and the order of the visit are approximate.
• The use of drones or cameras in archaeological sites is subject to government restrictions.
• The rate for an infant only applies and becomes valid with the prior payment of an adult