The enigmatic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza are a must visit when traveling in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. This fascinating archaeological site is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an important site that will teach you all about the ancient Maya people and their culture, history and mythology. Your tour is led by certified bilingual guides who will bring you back in time with their tales and expertise in the structures of the site.
This Chichen Itza tour also brings you to a sacred cenote for a swim in the refreshing waters in the midst of the lush jungle. Youll splash, play and float in the crystalline waters that are sacred to the Maya people.
Our Chichen Itza Classic tour also includes a stop in the Colonial town of Valladolid, a picture perfect pueblo magico where you can soak in the vibes of the tranquil central square and snap photos of the historical cathedral.
Chichen Itza Tour Options With Cenote Swim Departure From Cancun - Playa Del Carmen
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Tour Information
Key Details
- Mobile Voucher Accepted
- Hotel pickup Available
- Instant Confirmation
- Lowest Price Guaranteed
- Duration: 13 Hrs
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Language:
English
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Departure Time :
7:00 AM
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Return Details :
Returns to original departure point
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Cancellation Policy : This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.
Overview
A Chichen Itza Classic tour that includes all you need for the perfect Mayan ruins excursion from Cancun. Travel back in time and learn more about the ancient Mayan civilization at the archaeological site of Chichen Itz with an expert guide. Swim in a sacred cenote in the Yucatan and savor a delicious buffet lunch of Yucatan cuisine. Enjoy a little free time in the Pueblo Magico of Valladolid and admire the zocalo and San Servacio church. This Chichen Itza tour is the ideal way to explore the Mayan world.Know More about this tour
Itinerary:
The enigmatic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza are a must visit when traveling in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. This fascinating archaeological site is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an important site that will teach you all about the ancient Maya people and their culture, history and mythology. Your tour is led by certified bilingual guides who will bring you back in time with their tales and expertise in the structures of the site.
This Chichen Itza tour also brings you to a sacred cenote for a swim in the refreshing waters in the midst of the lush jungle. You’ll splash, play and float in the crystalline waters that are sacred to the Maya people.
Our Chichen Itza Classic tour also includes a stop in the Colonial town of Valladolid, a picture perfect “pueblo magico” where you can soak in the vibes of the tranquil central square and snap photos of the historical cathedral.
Inclusions
- Box Lunch with sandwhich, fruit, juice and sweet (Plus or Premier Option rate)
- Drinks on board (with Plus or Premier option rate)
- Cenote Admission
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Buffet lunch
- Local Guide
Exclusions
- Gratuities
- State taxes: $40 USD adult or $5 USD child must be paid via cash or card upon check-in.
- Mandatory life jacket rental in the cenote 3 USD per person must be paid in cash
Additional Info
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Traveler Reviews
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The tour was awesome! The bus was very comfortable and relaxing. The driver and tour guide were great, funny, and helpful! The tour itself was also amazing! I just wanted a bit more time in Cenotes to swim more! Overall great!
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It was great but as per the lunch there were other groups and our group had to wait for more than 30 minutes. It would be better to take a packed lunch. Also we were not told that lunch was not inclusive of drinks whereby we would have paid for a package that included drinks. Anyway we toured all the places I had paid for though some places we had a very short time.
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Good value for the cost. We got the premier option. Tour guide at Chichen Itza ruins was really good. Explained quite a bit of the history and culture. Bus guides were also good explaining what to expect next. I wish they combined the swim with dinner since there were a few restaurants available at the sink hole (Cenote) albeit more expensive that the stop in Valliadolid. Be ready to spend over 5 hours of the total 13 hours on the bus!
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It’s a very long tour, bus is comfortable, your guide very knowledgeable, Got back to the hotel on time. It would be better if they skip the obsidian demonstration and make us spend more time in Cenote. The guide did not escort us inside the place where we go to cenote and we had to find our way through. Also in Valladolid, we were just dropped off by the bus on the street and waited for us there. No background about the place and guide just said churros pointing at the churros place where we got dropped off so we just walked around, but no idea about history of place. The free lunch, we waited for so long to be allowed to enter the restaurant and was very hot day. There was fly in the container where of chicken 😩. Bottled water/drinks not included
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Great tour and tour guide, a must try. Make sure to buy all the great food from all of the street vendors.
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Swimming in the cenote was top notch, very cool experience! Touring Chichen Itza was awe inspiring and definitely a bucket list item marked off! Remember to bring plenty of sunscreen and plenty of cash for shopping along the way!
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Great experience, the guides are very nice and explain very well the history of the places we go. Also, the bus is clean and comfortable.
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Great transportation and guide. Food could be better for the price. We did not have enough time to spend in the colonial area too.
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The host Audomaro was great it explaining everything. Very personable and funny. The tour was very informative and knew a lot about the history!
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The views were quite amazing, kind off felt a lil rushed, I wished there was more time in the sites. But then again I consider they do the best possible since we started the trip from 7 am till 9 pm when we got back
