I usually don’t write bad reviews but this tour was awful. First off you’re crammed on a bus for almost 18 hours and I mean crammed with chairs in my knees. If you’re going to cram people get a more comfortable bus! And a tour that lasts from 6:15am to past 11pm with most of it on a bus is a little excessive. Be upfront and honest about the time you’re on the bus. The other thing is they proceed to tell you that the bus is punctual and you need to be also. It was 20 mins late. They also tell people to arrive at such and such time or they will leave without you. Nope they wait and wait and wait for the stragglers which also added to the excessive time block of this tour. Yes they give you a small snack in the morning and lunch around 1pm and then after that nothing but you buying snacks from gift shops or bring your own. And the buffet only allows one drink, so you thirsty for water, bring a bottle. Remember it’s literally an 18 hour time frame you are gone from your hotel. The tour was spoken 90% Spanish and I am not sure if this is a one off since most of the people on the tour were from Spain but those of us who speak English were kind of left in the dark on everything from the history to where to go for tour stuff. Was really off putting as it seemed like we were kind of an inconvenience. Finally at Chichen Itza we stood around in the heat for 40 mins whilst the tour guide tried to figure out where the tickets were. When we were finally inside, the tour guide wanted us to participate in the “English” tour…pass! we walked off and did our own thing and used ChatGPT as our tour guide The vendors are relentless but that is usually expected of anywhere in Mexico…just ignore and move on. And after Chichen itza most people are hot and tired but we have to stop for a tequila shot? Which added again to the 18 hour extension I’m just horribly disappointed in this tour, the time frame is excessive don’t claim “12-15 hours” when in reality it’s closer to 18 or provide a more comfortable bus, maybe also suggest people bring water and snacks…doesn’t matter I won’t ever book this company nor recommend it
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Bilingual guide for explanation in Chichen Itza.
- Admission to Chichen Itza
- Regional buffet lunch
- Visit to Valladolid
- Round trip transportation. Pick up from hotel.
- Admission to Ik Kil Cenote, vest life included
- Admission to Suytun cenote
Excludes
- no drinks included
- Taxes for professional or GoPro cameras in Chichén Itzá.
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- If your hotel is not listed please let us know in which hotel are you staying so a representative of our company can contact you to indicate the correct place and time of your pickup. We ask you to indicate the hotel where you are staying in the special requirements box and also with your email. This service has only one schedule, between 6:45 am to 7:45 am for the Cancun area, and between 7:00 to 8:30 for the Riviera Maya area. The schedules vary according to the hotel, our representative will indicate the exact schedule via mail or via text message. For your safety, all our vehicles are sanitized daily.
Itinerary
We start this wonderful tour at your hotel or meeting point in Cancun or Riviera Maya, where one of our air-conditioned vehicles will pick you up and transfer you to the starting point for our tour to Chichen Itza, 2 Cenotes and Valladolid. You will discover one of the New Seven Wonders of the Modern World: the enigmatic Chichen Itza. Learn about the history and culture of this powerful civilization. Our certified guide will explain you how Kukulkan God visits this place every year in March, and you will admire the Mayan calendar stone that measures 25 meters. Admire the stone-carved serpent heads on the principal pyramid or Kukulcan castle and know about the “Juego de Pelota” (game ball) where sports tournaments ended in human sacrifices. This is a place you cannot miss. After the guided tour you will have free time to explore on your own way and take great photos.
We will go to the most amazing cenote or skin hole in all Mexico: Cenote Ik kil. For the Mayan culture, this is considered as an entrance to another world. Enjoy the sensation of swimming in a unique place in the world. This turquoise clear water makes your trip something unforgettable.
When you arrive to this place you will be mesmerized by this magical place. This is one of the most popular cenotes in Yucatan and you will take many incredible photos with an spectacular background. After you have finished to swim you will have a delicious buffet lunch in order to recovery energy for the last part of the tour.
The last stop is quick visit to the colonial city of Valladolid, this city has a great history since it was one of the first cities in colonial Mexico. Discover the architecture of the place, as well as its flavors and the true Mexican folklore. You can buy a typical Mexican ice cream or a colonial dress also called hipil.
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Reviews
The cenotes were beautiful and the pyramid were breath taking!our tour guy was named Christian was very helpful and knowledgeable!
Monday through Friday 9 am to 7 pm EST
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