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169 Tours Reviewed
Mayan pyramids and a cenote swim in one day. This trip is interesting because you hit Chichen Itza with a real guide, then cool off with a cenote swim, and finish with a walk in Valladolid. You also get hotel…
Chichen Itza in one long day. This packed-but-fun outing strings together the Riviera Maya’s biggest Maya moments: Chichen Itza plus two very different cenotes (swim-ready Ik Kil and light-filled Suytun), then a quick pass through Valladolid. It’s the kind of…
Chichén Itzá and a cenote in one go. Chichén Itzá is the star, and Cenote Chichikán delivers real swim-at-your-feet magic. I love that the tour packs major Mayan sights plus a cenote break into one ticket, but you should expect…
Four stops, one early morning. This day trip strings together Río Lagartos wildlife, the pink-salt spectacle of Las Coloradas, a climbable Mayan ruin, and a cenote swim option, all by air-conditioned van from Valladolid. I like that it’s a smart…
That first scoop of history always feels worth it. This private Yucatán day ties Chichén Itzá (with admission included) to time in Cenote Saamal and then a relaxed afternoon in Valladolid. The best part is how the schedule gives you…
One long day, three memorable stops. This semi-private tour strings together Chichen Itza, a swim in the Ik Kil cenote, and a quick look at Valladolid, all with a real guide’s narration so you’re not just staring at rocks and…
Early starts, big payoff. This day trip is built for checklists: Chichén Itzá plus two different cenotes (Ik Kil and Hubikú) and a stop in Valladolid—all for one set price. I like that it doesn’t make you choose between ruins…
Three Yucatán highlights in one day. This full-day route from Valladolid strings together Río Lagartos nature reserve, Las Coloradas pink lagoon views, and a swim in a cenote with a practical, local-driver setup from Xentour Mx. I like two things…
That pyramid day feels bigger than it looks. This tour is built as a tight circuit: Chichen Itza with a certified guide and included entry, then straight on to a cenote swim at Oxman with life jackets. I like the…
Chichén Itzá feels personal on a private day. You’ll start with pickup, ride about two hours toward the ruins, and explore Chichén Itzá with a certified, English-speaking guide. Then you head to the Selva Maya cenote area for a swim…
A Mayan day packed into one long drive. This tour pairs Chichén Itzá (with a certified guide walking you through the key structures) with two cenotes where you actually get time to swim. I especially like that the cenote admissions…
Two cenotes. One easy schedule. This tour strings together Mérida, the Suytun cavern cenote, the open-air Oxman cenote scene, and a stop in colonial Valladolid, all with a tight start time and clear timing. I like the fact that you…
Chichén Itzá plus a cool cenote. This small-group tour (max 19 travelers) takes you from Tulum at 7:00 am to three very different Maya-and-Yucatán experiences, guided by a certified bilingual Maya-culture expert and backed by air-conditioned comfort. You’ll also get…
That early start changes everything. This Valladolid shared ride to Chichén Itzá and two cenotes is built for efficiency: you arrive before the big tour buses and then you get to enjoy cenotes with far fewer people around. I like…
Four stops, one smooth plan. I love how this is run as a true small-group outing (often under 10 people) and how you skip the Chichen Itzá ticket-office lines before entering the ruins. What makes it especially interesting is the…
