Chichén Itzá, Cenote & Valladolid: Guided Tour, Entry Ticket, Transfer + Lunch

About this experience

Mexico's Maya past still stands proudly at Chichén Itzá, and the domineering sight of El Castillo – the most famous Mesoamerican pyramid – and the stories that go with it will astound you. Your guide will show you the most important sites, before whisking you off to your next stop, an enchanting cenote in Hacienda Selva Maya: a breathtaking limestone cavern you can swim in, then it's onto the colonial city of Valladolid.

Highlights

• Visit Chichén Itzá and see the pyramid El Castillo up close
• Guided tour covers the most important Maya sites on the complex
• Swim in a natural limestone cenote at Hacienda Selva Maya
• Explore the colonial city of Valladolid on a single day trip
• Entry ticket, guided tour, transfers and lunch all included

Not included

• Additional beverages at lunch (available for an additional fee)
• Fee at Chichén Itzá to use a GoPro or other cameras (cell phone cameras can be used freely)

Before you go

Arrival and timing This is a full-day tour running approximately 12 hours, so wear comfortable shoes and bring anything you need for a long day outdoors. Hotel pickup is included, so be ready at your accommodation at the time confirmed in your booking. The tour moves between three separate sites, and the group will follow the guide's schedule throughout, so punctuality at each stop helps keep the day on track. At Chichén Itzá The archaeological site is open-air and can be busy, particularly in the middle of the day. Mobile phone cameras can be used freely throughout the site. If you wish to use a GoPro or other dedicated camera, a separate fee is payable on the day directly at the site. Buffet lunch is included in the tour; additional beverages at the lunch stop are available at your own cost. The cenote and Valladolid The visit to Cenote Chichikan at Hacienda Selva Maya includes the possibility of swimming, so bring a swimsuit, a towel, and any personal items you may want for the water. The cenote is a natural limestone cavern, so surfaces can be uneven and wet. The final stop is a guided walk through Valladolid, a colonial city best explored on foot, so comfortable clothing for warm weather is advisable throughout.

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.