Cancun Day Tour! - Good tour, the tour guides and translators took very good care of us and constantly kept us refreshed with drinks whenever we got on the bus. Overall great day tour of cancun

Vacation - Cancun - Everything was exactly what was described: two cenotes, Chichén itza and Valladolid. We enjoyed the tour and we could learn a lot about the Mayas culture. The lunch was at a Maya small village and it was delicious.

Excellent Tour!! - Incredible tour!! I had a great time !! Quite organized and despite doing 4 activities in one day, you can enjoy them quite well!! Good food and drinks!!

Great tour! - Visiting Chichen Itza offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Mayan civilization, with intricately carved structures and a rich history to explore. Additionally, the nearby cenotes and local cuisine add to the overall experience. The tour guys are friendly and welcoming, iced drinks are provided all along the way, as the weather is very hot. Overall, good experience and worth to go for a day.

Good day trip - really good service, enthusiasm guide, happy travels. I was afraid to not understand Spanish but they actually have English services. Free soda to drink but lunch is not good enough. I like this day trip and if I got chance I will choose this travel company again. Recommend this trip to those people who are energetic.

Amazing experience - Great trip, the tour company organised the tour perfectly. We enjoyed the cenotes and their recommendations at each stop made it easier to enjoy in best way possible. Staff was friendly and accommodating. They covered the main stops in a day which was not available anywhere else.

Biodegradable repellent and guide speaks volumes. No more OK - I gave it reasonable for 2 reasons. 1- YOU FAILED TO REMEMBER TO BRING BIODEGRADABLE REPELLENT, which you can buy in markets for an average of 50-100 pesos. The guide sold the same repellent on the bus for 200 pesos. 2- The guide didn't stop talking and at the time of the pyramid we only managed to have 20 minutes for photos. The rest of the time he wanted attention all the time. I recommend moderating and letting visitors take photos. Other than that, the tour was EXCELLENT AND UNFORGETTABLE.

The itinerary was not arranged properly. I spent a lot of time on the road and at shopping spots. Advertising and promotion at shopping spots took a long time. I went to 4 shopping spots in one day. Lunch and breakfast were average. - The itinerary was not arranged properly. I spent a lot of time on the road and at shopping spots. The shopping spots took a long time to advertise and promote. I went to 4 shopping spots in one day. Lunch and breakfast were average. Attractions are very interesting

Tourist Trap Alert!! Bus AC doesn’t work - This company has a fake Mayan Village where they do everything to rip you off. Terrible lunch, overpriced vendors so you hit them before you get a chance to shop with the better vendors and stores at Valladolid and at the Pyramid. Then because they waste your time at this fake Mayan Village, they rush you through the places you want to see

RUDE UNPROFESSIONAL RACIST HOST, A SCAM, AVOID!!! - We are four English-speaking Asian girls, we do not speak any Spanish. The Chichen Itza, two cenotes itself are very beautiful spots, but the entire travel arrangement experience was absolutely terrible. Firstly, We got picked up at 7am, we were directly sent to a Mexican Outlet to “check in”, they gave you coupons to shop, it was almost like a forced shopping experience at the start of the day. Secondly, for some reason they did not ask us what language we speak or prefer (we bought the English tour on Viator), the staff just wrote “China” behind our names and put us in a full coach of Latino passengers and the entire tour was only in Spanish. There were a male and a female tour guide, the girl was nice to us when we ask her questions she would answer. However, the male tour guide was EXTREMELY RUDE and UNPROFESSIONAL to us. At some moments during the three hours ride, we fell asleep, took a nap, which I believe is incredibly reasonable. But the tour guide got angry at us and saying we do not listen to him, but he was not delivering a bilingual speech, it was 99% of the time Spanish. When we got off the coach, asked him to give us a brief explanation of chichen itza related information, he refused to tell us, saying because we fell asleep in our first ride, so there’s no reason to say things in English, yet, we were all awake for the whole remaining ride and was confused by only Spanish speaking explanations he was giving. Thirdly, we spent over 13 hours on this trip, but only 40 minute in the Suytun Cenote, 1 hour in Chichen Itza, 30 minutes in the Ik kil Cenote, 15 minute in the Valldolid town. Why? Because he tried to sell us some “magic stones” on the coach like the image attached (and that was the time he would mention some English words), and he also took us to some “Shaman ceremony” that was not included in the itinerary and forced us to stay in a shop that sells artifacts and chocolate for an hour before lunch. It’s in the middle of nowhere, we literally cannot go anywhere else. It was very uncomfortable. Fourthly, the whole tour group were a little 5-15 minutes behind schedule at all four destinations. We were 10 minutes late to return to the bus at Chichen Itza because we had to use our own English guide and find our ways back to the bus. Three of us got a little lost on the way, but still managed to get back. One of us was already with the tour guide, but the tour guide literally just left the three of us at Chichen Itza and drove away, regardless one of us told the guide we are coming. The tour guide was EXTREMELY UNPROFESSIONAL AND CONDESCENDING, he did not put into any effort into helping us get back, and literally LEAD THE WHOLE COACH to “boo” us when we got back (wt*??) We are only four tourists in a foreign country, it was not what we signed up for. What’s more, even though we told him we speak fluent English, we live in New York. He still used his microphone on the coach whenever we reach a new place “Time to get up China ladies” and just called us “China” the whole time. We found it very rude and racist. In general, we suggest you DEFINITELY go visit Chichen Itza and the cenotes, BUT DO NOT GO WITH THIS TRIP!!!! AVOID AVOID AVOID