This enchanting town is nestled between Mérida and Cancun, proximate to Chichén Itzá. A cursory look shows Valladolid appears similar to other Latin American Spanish colonial cities with its central square, the cathedral, cobbled lanes, and vibrant edifices. However, what sets Valladolid apart is a cenote located just a few blocks from its core.

Moreover, you have the chance to explore cenotes; these are natural pools shaped by the passage of time and found abundantly in this region of Mexico. Presently, they serve as swimming spots, but in the past, they were sites for Mayan sacrificial rituals. There are several other attractions to explore within a 24-hour period in Valladolid. The hub of activity is El Parque Francisco Canton Rosado positioned directly across from the cathedral.

La Calzada de los Frailes is the most vivacious and charming spot in all of Valladolid. It is here you will discover stores, eateries, bars, and numerous photo-ready spots for an appealing Instagram selfie.

We suggest dining at the Ix Cat Ik Restaurant.

• Use sunscreen and sunglasses
• Bring towels, swimsuit and extra clothes.
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
• The customer can manage their time at Valladolid how they like, we give suggestions of what places are worth visiting but they can add or change it
• The customer can use the transportation for 12 hours, the time starts at pick up and finishes at drop off
• From Cancun to Valladolid there are 2:30 hours of drive time
• There will be 12 hours of private transportation time, beginning at the pick up and finishing at the drop off. The way back from Valladolid starts around 4:45 pm.