About Activity
Do you love culture and do you want to know more about the locals and their habits? It might be an option to spend a day in a Mayan community in that case! During this day you will learn a lot about the traditions, customs and culture of the Mayas. You will also be able to cook ´Pollo PiBil¨.
At the end of the day we will snorkel and swim in a wonderful cenote located in this magical place.
Includes
- Fruits and peanuts
- Bilingual guide
- Lunch
- Use of Snorkelling equipment
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Beverages (Soda and water)
Excludes
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Departure Point
- You will be picked up at the lobby of your Hotel. One day before your tour we will confirm your pick up time.
Stop At: Riviera Maya Duration:
3 hours 30 minutes Arrival at the Community of the Mayas. You will be welcomed by the residents of ¨la Casa de las Mujeres¨. Learn how to cook a typical meal of this region ¨Pollo PiBil¨ (roasted chicken). The chicken is roasted underground, by using hot stones. While the chicken is been cooked we will explore the Maya community. We will visit ¨the call Huerta¨, where we can participate with some activities such as: planting plants or vegetables. Return to la Casa de las Mujeres, where we can finally taste the delicious ¨Pollo PiBil´. The dish would be served with fresh hand made tortillas.
Stop At: We say goodbye to the community and go to cool down in a refreshing cenote.
Public transportation options are available nearby Suitable for all physical fitness levels We use mouth covers all the time. We use gel antibacterial. We wash our hands every 30 minutes. We do not touch our face, noise and mount. We say “Hello” with 1.5 mts of distance. We take the temperature to our employees every day. Operated by EcoColors Mexico For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Reviews
Wonderful, once-in-a-lifetime experience!nicolekrista
I had such an incredible time experiencing the Mayan culture in the small village of Nuevo Durango. A local family taught me and my group how to make authentic tamales, and as those cooked, we visited their farm to learn about their organic farming practices. Everyone within the community was very welcoming and sweet (and the food was delicious!) Many, many thanks to our tour guide, Marcela, who served as our translator, educator, and hilarious companion for a few excursions we went on throughout the week. I can't recommend her enough -- SHE IS AMAZING and very knowledgeable.
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The tour to Valladolid was amazing. The trip was entertaining and a lot of fun. The guide answered all our questions. I really enjoyed it!
