Stroll Valladolid’s colorful streets, admire colonial churches, and savor authentic Yucatecan cuisine while discovering hidden cenotes that make this charming town an unforgettable cultural stop.
What to expect on your Chichén Itzá tour
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Departure & transfers
Whether you’re in Cancún, Playa del Carmen, or Tulum, you’ll be picked up from a common meeting point or directly from your hotel based on which option you choose. An air-conditioned van will ensure you travel in absolute comfort.
Arrival at Chichén Itzá
Once you arrive at Chichén Itzá, you may or may not have to pay the local taxes based on which option you choose. Then, your bilingual guide will lead you on a tour of the site, telling you about its history, culture, and the Mayan civilization at large for over 2-3 hours.
Journey highlights
Depending on your tour, you’ll visit other key sites or landmarks. These could include Ekʼ Balam, another ancient Mayan site, Valladolid, and a cenote, along with a buffet-style lunch with Mexican delicacies.
Add-on benefits
While most tours offer pick-ups from a common meeting point, you can even choose to be picked up and dropped back at your hotel. You also get the option to book tours that include all local taxes in the ticket price, so you don’t have to pay any additional fees on-site.
Return journey
Once you’ve visited all the landmarks included on your tour and enjoy your meal (if included), you’ll be driven back to your starting point. This could be a common meeting point, or directly to your hotel in Cancún, Playa del Carmen, or Tulum.
