• Ek Balam - Uncover the hidden treasure of Ek Balam, an ancient Maya city nestled in the Yucatán jungle. Unlike the bustling Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam provides a more personal and genuine experience, allowing visitors to climb the towering Acropolis for stunning views over the treetops. With intricate carvings, mysterious tombs, and a serene, untouched atmosphere, this site is a must-visit for adventurous travelers and history enthusiasts. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore one of the Maya world’s best-kept secrets.
• Cenote Palomitas - Located just outside Valladolid, Cenote Palomitas offers a refreshing and genuine experience in the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula. This expansive, underground cenote is renowned for its cool, crystal-clear water—ideal for a relaxing swim after a day of exploration. Surrounded by natural rock formations and tranquil jungle, it’s a peaceful retreat to escape the heat and enjoy the serenity of nature. Cenotes like Palomitas were sacred to the ancient Maya, considered entrances to the underworld and vital sources of fresh water. Visiting this cenote not only cools you down but also connects you to the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region.
• Cenote Agua Dulce - Cenote Agua Dulce is a breathtaking underground haven, perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful and authentic cenote experience near Valladolid. Hidden beneath the surface, this spacious cave cenote boasts crystal-clear fresh water, dramatic stalactites, and high rock walls that create a cool, tranquil environment. A natural opening above allows sunlight to stream in, softly illuminating the water and enhancing the serene atmosphere. Well-maintained and less crowded than more touristy spots, Agua Dulce is ideal for a refreshing swim, quiet relaxation, and connecting with the natural and cultural beauty of the Yucatán.
• Cenote Xcanahaltun - Cenote Xcanahaltun, concealed in the quiet countryside near Valladolid, is a stunning off-the-beaten-path destination perfect for adventurous travelers. This expansive underground cenote features crystal-clear blue water, impressive stalactites, and a wide, open cavern that combines adventure with tranquility. Sunlight streams in through a large natural skylight, casting a gentle glow across the water and highlighting the cave’s natural beauty. With rope swings, jumping platforms, and calm spots for swimming or floating, Xcanahaltun offers the perfect blend of excitement and relaxation—without the crowds. It’s a refreshing and unforgettable way to experience the Yucatán’s natural wonders.

• Private transportation in a compact car
• Personal driver
• 3 bottles of water per person
• 2 sodas per person

• Costs of parking or highway fees (if they apply)
• Ek Balam Access 461 pesos per person
• Acces to Cenote Palomitas
• Access to Cenote Xcanahaltun
• Access to Cenote Agua Dulce

Begin your day at Ek Balam, an extraordinary yet lesser-known archaeological site. Ascend the impressive Acropolis for panoramic views of the lush jungle, and discover temples, plazas, and detailed carvings that unveil centuries of Mayan history and mythology.

Then, refresh yourself at Cenote Palomitas, a stunning underground chamber featuring crystal-clear water, hanging stalactites, and a captivating beam of light streaming through the ceiling.

Proceed to Cenote Agua Dulce, where the serene, turquoise water and towering rock formations offer a peaceful swimming experience.

Conclude your adventure at Cenote Xcanahaltun, a tranquil, semi-open cenote with calm waters—ideal for floating and appreciating the natural beauty of the Yucatán.

• 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 swim suit, change of clothes and towels

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