• Chichen Itza - Early Morning Visit

Start the day with a significant advantage of this tour: arriving at Chichén Itzá early, before the majority of tour buses and crowds.

Exploring in the morning offers cooler temperatures, fewer visitors, and excellent photo opportunities at one of the world’s most renowned archaeological sites.

A certified bilingual guide will lead the way through the key areas of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, including El Castillo (Temple of Kukulcán), the Great Ball Court, and the Temple of the Warriors, providing intriguing insights into Maya astronomy, architecture, and ancient customs.

The guided tour lasts approximately 1 hour, followed by free time to explore, stroll around the plaza, and take photos at your leisure.

• Cenote Saamal - After visiting Chichén Itzá, the tour continues to the stunning Hacienda Selva Maya, a historic colonial-style estate nestled in lush jungle near Valladolid.

Here, enjoy a traditional Yucatecan buffet lunch served in the hacienda’s restaurant, offering a spacious and authentic environment to relax and savor local flavors.

Within the hacienda’s grounds lies the magnificent Cenote Saamal, one of the largest open-air cenotes in the area. Surrounded by towering limestone walls, lush greenery, and a small waterfall flowing into its crystal-clear waters, it provides a breathtaking natural setting once revered by the ancient Maya.

Guests are welcome to swim in the cenote, enjoy lunch, explore the hacienda, or relax at their own pace during the visit.

• Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico - The final stop is the delightful town of Valladolid, one of the most picturesque colonial cities in the Yucatán Peninsula.

Here, visit the historic center and enjoy a Mexican tequila tasting, sampling different varieties while learning about the traditions and craftsmanship behind one of Mexico’s most iconic spirits.

There is also time to wander around the main square, admire the vibrant colonial architecture, and see the impressive San Servacio Church, located in the heart of the city.

This leisurely stop provides an opportunity to experience the local culture and ambiance of a traditional Yucatán town before returning.

• Buffet meal
• Tequila Tasting
• Comfortable round-trip transportation with air conditioning and onboard restroom facilities
• Enjoy a 30-minute stop at Valladolid’s main square
• Accompanied by a certified tour guide throughout the entire journey
• Visit a beautiful cenote with provided restrooms and dressing room

• Additional charges for lockers and life jackets
• Admission fees
• Beverages during lunch

Embark on an exclusive journey with us to uncover the marvels of Chichen Itza, a remarkable Mayan archaeological complex. Our commitment to an exceptional experience begins with personalized pickups from your hotel in Cancun or the Riviera Maya, ensuring convenience. Alternatively, choose a convenient meeting point.

Explore the grandeur of Chichen Itza, home to the iconic step pyramid of Kukulcan. Enjoy the privilege of arriving ahead of most tourists, exploring the site in a serene manner before the main influx.

Next, visit an ancient cenote integral to the Maya people, where our tour stands out with a delightful buffet meal, offering relaxation and culinary delight.

Conclude your day with a stroll in Valladolid, a charming town reflecting Yucatan’s rich history. Our commitment guarantees an exploration of archaeological wonders and unique moments that make our tour truly special.

• It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing, such as beach attire, and suitable footwear.
• Remember to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, a towel, your camera, and some extra cash.
• Please be aware that the pickup service is available only in Cancún and the Riviera Maya. For guests in Playa del Carmen and Tulum, we will assign a convenient meeting point.
• Please note that the entrance fee to Chichen Itza is not included. We recommend bringing cash for beverages, and optional lockers and life jackets.
• The use of lifejacket in the cenote is mandatory

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.