• Chichen Itza - The group will gather early in the morning to be among the first to arrive at the Chichén Itzá ruins. Upon arrival, the significance of this city to the Maya civilization will be explained, along with the main structures that should not be missed. While exploring the site, the operator will wait outside, and once the visit is complete, everyone will reconvene for lunch.

There is an option to hire an official guide at the site for an additional fee, though it is not required. Guidance on what to visit will be provided, allowing for independent exploration.

• Piste - Following the exploration of Chichén Itzá, the group will head to Pisté for lunch. The dining location will be selected based on the dietary preferences of the travelers, ensuring a delightful experience for all. Vegan and vegetarian options will always be available for those who do not eat meat.
• Cenote Chihuan - After lunch, a 35-minute drive will take the group to Holca, where a family-owned property with a cenote awaits. This cenote, open to the public, is in a remote area and is often enjoyed privately. It is a large, impressive cave cenote with stunning mineral formations like stalactites and stalagmites, offering a unique experience.
• Convento San Antonio de Padua Izamal - The journey continues to Izamal, known as the Yellow City. The group will explore the San Antonio de Padua Convent, artisan haciendas, vibrant streets, and the main pyramid.
• Piramide de Kinich Kak Moo - The day will conclude at the Izamal archaeological site, where participants can climb to the top of the Kinich Kak Moo pyramid if desired. This is the third tallest pyramid in the country.

• Federal entrance ticket to Chichén Itzá
• Cenote entrance fee
• Lifevests and swimming goggles
• Lunch

• Other

The adventure will commence by gathering at the specified location at 6:00 a.m. The group will depart early to be among the first to reach Chichén Itzá. In fact, arrival might occur before the gates open, allowing entry well before the crowds and avoiding the heat.

After exploring and appreciating the marvels of this ancient Mayan city, the group will proceed to a small local market to savor traditional regional dishes. Following this, a 40-minute drive will lead to the home of a family lucky enough to have a cenote on their property. Although open to the public, this cenote is seldom visited and is stunningly beautiful, featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and underground caves that extend into unexplored depths.

After visiting the cenote, the group will head to the enchanting city of Izamal, also known as the Yellow City, one of the most iconic towns in Yucatán. Here, the exploration will include the Convent of San Antonio de Padua, the grand pyramid of Kinich Kakmó, and some artisan shops.

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