• Cenote Saamal - Enjoy a serene swim in a cenote, a deep freshwater pool.

Characteristics of Cenotes:

• These are freshwater pools nourished by rainfall and river filtration.

• The water temperature reaches up to 24°C.

• They are created through the erosion of limestone rocks.

• These natural marvels are found throughout the country, especially on the Yucatan Peninsula.

• Valladolid - Founded in 1543 by Francisco de Montejo, “El Nephew,” this city was once inhabited by the Cupules at a location known as Chauac Há, part of a Mayan chiefdom. During the Caste War, over twenty families relocated from Valladolid to Cozumel, repopulating the area we recognize today.

Valladolid is the second-largest city in Yucatan and the oldest in the state. At the Zací Regional Handicraft Center, visitors can find a variety of crafts to take home, including embroidered huipiles, guayaberas, basketry, jewelry, and saddlery.

For a culinary treat, local restaurants offer Yucatecan specialties such as venison pipián, salbutes, panuchos, papadzules, stuffed cheese, cochinita pibil, chicken stew, and beans with pork. These dishes have earned Yucatecan cuisine a top spot among the best. After your meal, try the xtabentun.

Valladolid was designated a Magical Town in 2012.

• Chichen Itza - On the tour, a bilingual guide will share insights about the archaeological site of Chichen Itza, explaining why it is one of the most incredible pre-Hispanic sites discovered to date. Learn about their expertise in mathematics, astronomy, and architecture before exploring Chichen Itza independently. Move at your own pace and capture photos of the remarkable remains of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Private transportation

• sophisticated camera or tripod Drinks at the buffet,tips and souvenirs

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