A dream come true - It was a last minute reservation, and it was truly an incredible experience. I have wanted to visit Uxmal for many years and I couldn't have made a better choice. Wilbert is an excellent guide, knowledgeable about the history and culture of the area like few others. And the Yucatecan food, a delicious luxury. I highly recommend it. Thank you so much !!!

Amazing tour - Amazing experience, our guide was very knowledgeable, funny, and spoke very good English. The ruins were absolutely stunning and there was ample time to explore each one.

Fantastic Tour - This was my first time in Mexico and first time in Merida and I can say that the tour was fantastic. Wilbert the tour guide was amazing and very knowledgeable, and our driver whose name that I do not remember did a great job in taking us to the tour and taking us back to Merida safely. The lunch was also very good and delicious. It was nice to have authentic Yucatan meals.

Very friendly - Our guide was very knowledgeable, and he took care to explain things to us while we were in the shade (it was very hot).

Uxmal is fantastic, remember water and cash - Note: we booked this tour from a physical tour vendor in Merida and it was cheaper than the online booking. Make sure to check your options, the online sites certainly take their cut. Uxmal and Kabah were stunning locations with relatively few people so it was really enjoyable. Uxmal is honestly more beautiful than Chichen Itza. The guide spoke good English and gave a very informative tour. If you're at all interested in the Maya, you don't want to miss Uxmal. The chocolate museum not only had chocolate, but numerous rescue animals that you could feed. The spider monkeys were especially sociable and ate out of our hands. I highly recommend this tour, but do bring plenty of water and wear clothes that protect from the sun. Also remember that entrance to sites is not included in the price so bring cash.

Wonderful guide, beautiful trip - Great tour ! Sergio was a wonderful guide, very kind and helpful. He explained a lot of things to us about the Mayans culture and was happy to answer at all questions. Be aware that you'll have to pay 60 pesos for the drink during the lunch break and the lunch break is a bit late (around 2-3 pm). I really appreciated my experience!

Mayan indoctrination - Excellent tour with a really fun vibe. We had a good group and the knowledge shared was a crash course in Mayan culture. Don’t hesitate to book. Oh and be in time for pick up. It’s a full day and you want to beat the heat. Yucatan is near a 100 degrees by noon.

Book this tour! - We're so glad we booked this tour! Dimitiri was an excellent guide, He's friendly, knowledgeable, and charming. We were originally going to take a bus to Uxmal (we didn't have a car), but this was so much better because he gave us the context of the ruins. We were also overwhemled with choosing a cenote to visit, but this one was not only exactly what we were looking for, it was a place we would never have been able to visit without a car. Totally worth it!

Interesting and refreshing - This was a fantastic tour of Uxmal with our very knowledgeable guide Demetrius. He did a great job of learning names and making people feel included while sharing valuable insight into the things we saw. Having a choice for the second location was wonderful because everyone got to see what they wanted. Lunch was fantastic, and the cenote was beautiful and refreshing. It's small but not crowded, and we really enjoyed our time there. I definitely recommend this tour.

Beautiful place, clean, well-kept, go very early so you can enjoy it more and admire it. Carry cash - Uxmal seemed great to me, I recommend you go as early as you can, plus the sun doesn't hit you, the place is very good, it's beautiful, clean, very preserved, they are one of the ruins in Mexico that I think should have more promotion. The bad thing is that to access you have to buy two tickets and one you pay in cash and the other you can pay with a card, I recommend you bring cash because the ATMs there don't have money or they don't work, the federal government should stand up. agreement with the state, since a charge is from the federal tax, students pay a special rate to secure the credential and Mexicans with the INE have a special rate.