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15 Tours Reviewed
Sofia’s kitchen turns lunch into a lesson. This private class in Mérida is all about making Yucatecan and Mayan-style dishes from scratch, not just watching someone cook. You’ll learn recipes meant for real life: how to balance chili heat, citrus,…
Pink water and crocodiles in one day. This Las Coloradas + Río Lagartos tour is a long push out of Mérida that turns into a wildlife and salt-lake day, with guided time at the pink pools and a boat ride…
Early starts make the ruins feel personal. This Mérida day trip strings together early access to Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, Yucatán food, and Izamal’s yellow colonial landmarks—all in one long, satisfying day. I like this format because it doesn’t…
One day like this makes Yucatán feel close. This tour strings together Chichén Itzá and a swim at Cenote Ik Kil with a guided run through Izamal’s Yellow City, all in one long but well-timed loop. I like the small-group…
Mayan ruins, then a cenote swim. This Merida day trip stitches together Uxmal (UNESCO) and Kabah with a real guide, plus a stop at Cenote Sambulá for a refreshing dip. I like that the day feels like a curated circuit…
Three Mayan stops in one day. You’ll pair Uxmal and Kabah with bilingual guide talk (English and Spanish), then cool off at Cenote Peba. Just plan extra cash for the Uxmal and Kabah entrance tickets and the 100 MXN cenote…
Mérida’s Centro is made for walking. This 2-hour guided stroll threads together the city’s big colonial landmarks with culture stops you’ll remember long after the photos fade. You start outside Museo Casa Montejo, work your way past the Cathedral of…
Your day starts before sunrise. This full-day trip strings together three major Yucatán highlights: early access to Chichén Itzá, a refreshing swim at Xcajum cenote, and Izamal’s famous yellow streets. I love the way the day is structured around timing—getting…
This is the kind of day trip that hits big names without drowning you in logistics. You start from Mérida at 7:00 a.m., then work your way through Chichén Itzá, the Ik Kil cenote, and the yellow-stone town of Izamal—all…
Mérida’s streets look different from up top. This panoramic bus tour is an easy, low-stress way to line up the city’s key sights without roasting yourself in the sun all afternoon. I love the top-deck viewpoint for photos and orientation,…
Food tours in Mérida can be a bit of chaos. This one turns it into a clear plan, with market stops and dish-by-dish explanations that help you actually understand Yucatecan cooking, not just eat it. I especially loved the way…
Chichén Itzá before the crowds is the kind of start that makes the whole day feel smarter. This tour strings together Mayan ruins, a cenote swim, and the bright streets of Izamal, so you get a lot of Yucatán highlights…
Chichén Itzá feels different when you arrive first. I love the early-entry plan that helps you beat long ticket lines and get photos before the big crowd shows up. I also love the private cenote stop at a family home,…
Street food in Merida starts fast. This walking tour strings together the best “eat your way through” stops, from the San Ildefonso Cathedral area to Lucas de Galvez Market, then finishes with a sit-down seafood meal and artisanal gelato. You’ll…
Your stomach will thank you in Mérida. This 3-hour food walk is a smart way to taste key Yucatecan classics without guessing where to go, because you sample 8 different tastings plus drinks while a local guide connects the food…
