• Chichen Itza - Discover Chichén Itzá, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Stroll through this ancient Maya city with a knowledgeable guide who will share insights into the history, architecture, and astronomical significance of its key structures, such as the Temple of Kukulcán, the Temple of the Warriors, and the Sacred Cenote. After the guided tour, take advantage of free time to explore the site at your leisure, capture photos, or visit local artisan stalls. An ideal experience for those interested in history, culture, and creating unforgettable memories.
• Cenote Ik kil - Following your visit to Chichén Itzá, head to Cenote Ik Kil, one of the Yucatán’s most renowned cenotes. Encircled by lush greenery and open to the sky, this natural sinkhole was revered by the ancient Maya. Enjoy free time to swim in its pristine waters, cool off from the heat, and marvel at the stunning rock formations and hanging vines bathed in natural light. A refreshing and relaxing experience that beautifully complements your exploration of Maya history.
• Cenote Hubiku - Then, explore Cenote Hubiku, a stunning underground cenote nestled in the heart of the Yucatán. Descend into this limestone cavern and delight in a refreshing swim in its clear, cool waters, illuminated by natural light streaming through an opening above. Cenotes held sacred significance for the ancient Maya and were integral to their culture. After swimming, savor a regional buffet lunch featuring traditional Yucatecan dishes, the perfect way to unwind and recharge before continuing your adventure. This stop blends nature, culture, and local flavors into one unforgettable experience.
• Valladolid - The final destination is Valladolid, a delightful colonial town steeped in history and culture. During your 30-minute visit, wander through the vibrant streets, view the main square and San Servacio Church, and appreciate the fusion of Spanish colonial and Maya influences. Capture photos, soak in the atmosphere, and explore a few local artisan crafts before proceeding on your journey.

• Certified guide
• Bottled water
• Round-trip air-conditioned transportation
• Visit to Chichen Itza, two cenotes, and Valladolid
• Gourmet regional food buffet

• Drinks in the restaurant
• Government fees
• Lockers (Optional)

Discover the wonders of the Yucatán in a single, memorable day. Explore the renowned Maya ruins of Chichén Itzá, where history and intrigue come to life amidst breathtaking temples and plazas. Then, refresh yourself with invigorating swims in two stunning cenotes — Ik Kil, famous for its lush greenery and open sky, and Hubiku, a serene limestone cavern ideal for unwinding. Savor a regional buffet lunch featuring local flavors, and conclude with a visit to Valladolid, a vibrant colonial town where you can immerse yourself in the ambiance and peruse artisan crafts. This fusion of culture, nature, history, and local cuisine promises an unforgettable adventure.

• Use biodegradable insect repellent and sunscreen.
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
• Bring your swimsuit, towels and extra clothes.
• Tour can last more than 12 hours (we recommend you to bring some snacks)
• The bus has 1 bathroom, you are only allowed to use number 1, you cannot use number 2 because the bathroom has ventilation connections to the entire bus and if you use number 2 the entire bus would smell bad, stops will be made at the places visited where you can use the bathroom.
• Hotel changes are not allowed after 6 pm because we can not modify our logistic The tour and the spots to visit can vary according the guide logistic, also in its duration, up to 14 hours or more according to the transfers from one place to another, and this is according to the traffic, keep in mind that you will be traveling all day
• Life vests are available for rent at the cenote ticket office and are paid for only for the duration of your swim.”
• If you bring any items that need to be stored while you swim, you may be charged an additional fee for locker use at the cenotes; this fee is paid at the venue.
• Guests are responsible for paying for their own drinks at the restaurant.
• Dear visitor, Please note that backpacks are not allowed inside the Chichén Itzá archaeological site. This measure applies to all types of backpacks without exception and is intended to enhance safety, improve the visitor experience, and support site conservation. We recommend bringing only essential personal items and using small bags or permitted alternatives. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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