Escape Cancun on this full-day tour to Chichen Itza, one of the main archaeological sites of Yucatán’s peninsula. The journey begins with an introduction from a professional guide, providing background information to enhance your understanding of this historic site. Upon arrival at Chichen Itza, you'll embark on a tour around this vast pre-Columbian city, which held significant importance in Mayan civilization between 600 and 1200 AD.

Following the exploration of Chichen Itza, prepare for a refreshing dip in a cenote - a natural sinkhole filled with crystal clear water. This swim serves as an energy booster before continuing with the day's adventure. Post-swim, savor pure Mexican flavors with a tasting session of the most famous Mexican drink: tequila.

The final leg of the tour takes you to Valladolid, known as the 'Magical Town', where you'll partake in a panoramic visit. Roundtrip transportation from a convenient meeting point is included in the tour, ensuring a seamless and memorable experience.

Important to know

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

Please note there are government taxes to enter the sites (42 USD per adult and 7 USD per child)
Cost for the life vest for the visit to the cenote

Know in advance:

The exact pick-up time at each location will be confirmed the day before the tour
By government order, in case you want to enter the archaeological site with mobile devices (GoPro, professional camera, selfie stick, and drones) you must pay an additional fee of 50 Mexican pesos per device at the ticket office
Mexicans have a discount on the archaeological sites' tax upon the presentation of their ID on the day of the tour. The discount will not be applicable without the official identification
For safety reasons, you must wear a life vest during the visit to the cenote (the cost is not included in the price)
The order of the activities might change due to operational reasons

What people say about this experience

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Sarah
Traveled with a group of friends
September 5, 2025
3.8
United States of America
Our guide was Arturo and driver Damien were fantastic, very knowledgeable and safe driving, agreed to drop us back at hotel on way back. Cenote was very small, we’ve visited better in Mexico. Lunch was not worth the extra 18.50 so if you can take a sandwich, A lot of market stalls at Chichen Itza which weren’t expected and when you’re trying to listen to guide distracting. Last stop at Valladolid unnecessary, only 30mins allowed and would rather get back earlier
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Gary C
Traveled as a couple
June 7, 2025
5
United States of America
We had a very knowledgeable tour guide in Omar & a competitive coach driver in Manuel the day trip packs in as much as possible..would have been nice to have had a little more time in Valladolid..the time spent at the other locations were just about right...only a small observation but still an enjoyable experience
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TUI Musement Traveler
November 6, 2025
5
United States of America
Thank you Frank our tour guide and thank you Augustine our driver We had an amazing time and would recommend this tour
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Adrienne Sunderland
Traveled as a couple
August 2, 2024
4.6
United Kingdom
For the price it’s a really good excursion, ramiro and Beto were our guides. We had to Uber to the hotel & back as the transport only picks from 2 places. The guide we’re sent was backwards, Chichén Itzá, chichikan cenote then Valladolid (20mins), then journey took a long time, we were collected at 06.05, they didn’t park right out the front & then dropped at 19.30, it’s a long day, life jackets & lockers were 100mxn each. That detail wasn’t told in the original listing. Tequila tasting was yum
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Paul S
Traveled as a couple
May 10, 2024
4.6
United States of America
Long journey but coach was comfortable and had a toilet. Cenote swim was fantastic and well organised. The tour around Chichen Itza was rushed I feel, impacted at the Cenote stop when we were subjected to a sales pitch to buy trinkets of Mayan culture when it was boiling hot.
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TUI Musement Traveler
February 8, 2024
4
United States of America
Overall good experience, The bus seats were little tight for legroom. The time at spot was little less.