• Oxkintok Ruins - Archaeological Site

This archaeological site is sure to captivate visitors with its Mayan labyrinth, a structure known as “tza tun tzat” (a place where it is easy to get lost). It was historically used for initiation rituals and as a test for those aspiring to become priests, healers, or other professionals. The labyrinth features three levels symbolizing the cosmic realms of the Mayan world: celestial, terrestrial, and underworld. During a visit, from the top of the pyramids, one can enjoy stunning natural landscapes, hills that are actually unexcavated structures, as well as admire sculptures, chultunes (underground huts for storing water), arches, entrances, esplanades, cobblestone paths or sacbés, and remarkable ornamental structures.

• Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyche - Visit Hacienda Mucuyché and Dive into Its Cenotes – Where History and Nature Blend Perfectly
  Spend two hours exploring this magnificent hacienda and swimming in its two stunning cenotes: Carlota and Azul Maya. To transition from one cenote to the other, visitors can cross a scenic canal—either by enjoying a refreshing swim or walking along a charming stone path. The entrance fee to the hacienda and cenotes is included. Afterward, there is 1 hour and 30 minutes available to enjoy lunch at the on-site restaurant, which also features a swimming pool for a relaxing dip. (Please note: lunch is not included.)

• Admission to Oxkintok
• Admission to Cenotes Carlota and Azul Maya
• Admission to Hacienda Mucuyché
• Certified guide throughout the tour
• Comfortable air-conditioned transportation
• Use of hacienda facilities (restrooms, showers, and pool)
• Cooler with ice in the van
• Life jacket Mask

• Tips
• Lunch and Beverages are not included (you can buy food in the Hacienda)

Explore Oxkintok, an extraordinary Maya archaeological site celebrated for its pyramids, palaces, and a distinctive labyrinth structure thought to hold ritual importance. Historically linked to Chichén Itzá, Oxkintok was pivotal in regional trade and politics, providing valuable insights into Maya urban planning, religion, and astronomy. Following this, visit the enchanting Hacienda Mucuyché, where history seamlessly blends with comfort. Discover original 19th-century buildings alongside modern conveniences. A highlight of your visit includes swimming through two magnificent cenotes—Carlota, partially open to the sky, and Azul Maya, a cavern cenote—connected by a stunning canal. Delight in snorkeling, swimming, and the perfect blend of nature and heritage.

• Bring your swimsuit, towels and extra clothes
• Wear comfortable clothes, shoes and sunglasses
• Use sunscreen and insect repellent (biodegradable)
• In some occasions, hotel pick-ups are not made, to facilitate departure and arrive on time at the different destinations of the tour, so you can be notified without prior notice to arrive at our office on your own.
• If for any reason you are a no show or decide not to go the same day, this tour cannot be rescheduled, you would have to buy again.
• This tour will operate according to the availability, maximum 4 person to operate
• No pets allowed

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