• Ek Balam - Ek’ Balam (Jaguar Star) is a Mayan city that reached its peak during the Late Classic/Terminal period (600-850/900 AD) and possibly served as the seat of the “Tlalol” kingdom. The first known ruler of Ek’ Balam is Ukit Kan Le’t Tok (the father of the four flint fronts), who constructed most of the grand palace now known as the Acropolis, along with many other structures. He was also a key figure in promoting technical and cultural advancements, as well as architectural and decorative richness, exemplified by Structure 35 Sub, located within the Acropolis and known as Sak Xok Nahh (white house of reading). This structure served as the tomb for Ukit Kan Le’t Tok, who was interred with a lavish offering of over 7,000 items, including ceramic vessels, shell objects, snail, and tumbaga.

• Hacienda Oxman Cenote - Cenote Oxman is a delightful semi-open cenote, renowned for its tranquil ambiance and turquoise waters that invite guests to enjoy a day of relaxation and fun.

This cenote is perfect for those looking for a more intimate and less crowded experience, away from the tourist hustle of more popular spots. Its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings make it an ideal retreat for swimming, photography, and appreciating nature at its best.

Oxman is a place where visitors can connect with their surroundings, enveloped by lush vegetation and a serene atmosphere.

• Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico - Valladolid is one of Mexico’s “Pueblos Mágicos” (Magical Towns) and is also among the most enchanting and beautiful cities on the Yucatán Peninsula.

Adorned with pastel-colored colonial houses, a stunning main square, several museums to explore, and even cenotes within the city center, it’s a destination well worth discovering.

• Bottled water
• Bilingual certified guide
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Life vest for the cenote

• Tips and souvenirs
• Drinks at the restaurant

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