Chichen Itza and Valladolid Full-day Tour with Cenote Swim and Lunch in Mexico, Cancún

Duration

12 hours

Languages

English, Spanish

Guests

1-40

Escape Cancun on this full-day tour to Chichen Itza, one of the main archaeological sites of Yucatans peninsula. Follow your professional guide around the site before enjoying an included lunch buffet and a cool swim in a Cenote. Roundtrip transportation from a convenient meeting point is included.

Highlights:

Explore the archaeological site of Chichen Itza with a professional guide
Visit the colonial town of Valladolid
Enjoy a swim in a wonderful sacred cenote

Includes:

Roundtrip transportation from the meeting points
Entrance fee to the cenote (the cenote varies according to the season)
Buffet lunch
Tequila tasting
Guide

Not Included:

Drinks (available to purchase)
Mandatory extra fees to be paid on-site - government taxes to enter the sites (35 USD)
Life vest rent

Please note: By government order, in case you want to enter the archaeological site with mobile devices (GoPro, professional camera, selfie stick, and drones) you must pay an additional fee per device at the ticket office (50 MXN). For safety reasons, it is mandatory that you wear a life vest during the visit to the cenote (the cost is not included in the price). Please note there are government taxes to enter the sites (35 USD) not included in the price, to be paid on the spot

The first stop is Valladolid, the Magical Town, where a panoramic visit will take place, and you will be delighted by its awesome architecture. Later, it is time to dive into a cenote to refresh yourself and have a very pleasant moment to recharge your energy before continuing with the adventure. After the cenote swim, enjoy a special buffet lunch of authentic Mexican food, as well as a tequila tasting.

Finally, you will head to Chichen Itza archaeological site, and enjoy a wonderful tour of the site with an expert guide. On your way to Chichen Itza, you will get essential information and background, so you can get a better understanding of the history of this site. This large Pre-Columbian city played an important role in Mayan civilization between the years 600 and 1200.