• Chichen Itza - Informational plaques scattered throughout the site provide valuable insights, allowing visitors to explore Chichén Itzá at their leisure. As visitors stroll among the ancient structures, they can admire the detailed stone carvings that narrate tales of mythology and power, experience the remarkable acoustic effects of the Great Ball Court, and appreciate the scale and layout of what was once a bustling Maya city. The vast grounds encourage leisurely exploration, offering ample opportunities for photography, quiet contemplation, and shaded areas for rest. Near the entrance, a small museum offers additional historical context, enhancing the understanding of the site’s importance. Local artisans also line the pathways, selling handmade crafts and souvenirs that showcase the region’s rich cultural heritage.
• Cenote Palomitas - Cenote Palomitas, situated just outside Valladolid, is a hidden treasure that provides a truly enchanting swimming experience. Nestled in a tranquil, jungle-covered area, this breathtaking underground cenote features a vast, cathedral-like cave with crystal-clear turquoise water and dramatic stalactites hanging from the ceiling. A small opening at the top allows a beam of sunlight to illuminate the water, creating a surreal, almost otherworldly ambiance. Less crowded than more popular cenotes, Palomitas is ideal for travelers seeking to escape the tourist crowds and enjoy a peaceful, awe-inspiring swim in one of nature’s most stunning formations.
• Cenote Xcanahaltun - Cenote Xcanahaltun, hidden away in the countryside near Valladolid, offers a stunning and lesser-known retreat for adventurous travelers. This expansive underground cenote features crystal-clear blue water, dramatic stalactites, and a spacious cavern that feels both tranquil and awe-inspiring. Sunlight streams through a large opening in the ceiling, illuminating the water and creating a dreamlike glow. With rope swings, jumping platforms, and serene areas for swimming or simply floating in tranquility, Xcanahaltun promises a magical and unforgettable experience off the beaten path.

• Visit at Chichen Itza Mayan Ruins
• Private transportation (compact car)
• Personal driver
• Mexican meal (1 dish to choose)
• 3 bottle waters per person
• Visit at Cenote Zazil Tunich
• 2 sodas per person
• Visit at Cenote Xcanahaltun

• Entrances to any atractions (ruins or cenotes)
• Costs of parking or highway fees (if they apply)
• Drinks during the meal

Embark on a private, self-paced journey to Chichén Itzá and two breathtaking cenotes. Enjoy the convenience of having your own driver, allowing you to explore without the limitations of a guide or group.

Experience the ancient city of Chichén Itzá at your leisure, with informative plaques providing insights into its history, mythology, and architecture. Stroll freely through the temples, plazas, and the iconic pyramid.

Next, take a refreshing swim at Cenote Zazil Tunich, an exquisite underground cenote renowned for its crystal-clear waters and remarkable cave formations. It’s an ideal spot to cool down and appreciate one of the region’s natural marvels.

Conclude your adventure at Cenote Xcanahaltun, a secluded treasure with an open ceiling and tranquil waters perfect for floating. This tour is perfect for independent travelers seeking flexibility, comfort, and a deeper connection with the Yucatán’s stunning beauty.

• Travelers pay for their own consumption, entrances, taxes, parking spots or highway frees
• If the travelers wants to visit a different cenote or exchange location, it’s important to reach out to the supplier to confirm if it’s possible
• Travelers must bring towels, swim suit and change of clothes
• Backpacks are not allowed at Chichen Itza Ruins (any type of backpacks)
• Only small bags are allowed at Chichen Itza Ruins

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