moderate
13 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to comfortably walk the ruins and manage a full day of activities.
Journey from Cozumel to the majestic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itzá with a certified guide, followed by a refreshing cenote swim and a visit to Valladolid’s charming town center.
13 Horas • Todas las edades
Embark on an unforgettable 13-hour tour to Chichen Itzá, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Explore ancient Mayan ruins with a certified guide, enjoy a regional buffet, swim in a cenote, and visit the charming town of Valladolid. A perfect blend of history and adventure awaits!
#Ven y disfruta de este fantástico tour a Chichen Itzá
13 Horas
¡Sin duda es uno de los sitios Arqueológicos mas importantes del mundo!
•TRASLADO redondo en van/autobús desde el lobby de su hotel o punto de encuentro. •Entrada a las Ruinas de CHICHEN ITZÁ. •GUÍA bilingüe •TIEMPO LIBRE en Chichen Itzá para fotos y caminar por su cuenta. •COMIDA Buffet regional. •Entrada en CENOTE Maya, tiempo para nadar. •Breve VISITA a VALLADOLID Yucatán, Pueblo Mágico (15 minutos). •Acceso a CÁMARAS fotográficas y/o CELULARES.
•Bebidas durante la comida buffet. •Alimentos adicionales a la comida buffet. •Fotografías y vídeo. •Propinas.
•El acceso de cámaras filmadoras profesionales tiene costo adicional (puede variar), se paga directo en Chichen Itzá.
•No está permitido el acceso de tripié para las cámaras filmadoras o drones.
•Nuestra unidad de transporte cuenta con Aire Acondicionado durante todo el recorrido, le recomendamos llevar un suéter.
•Para respetarle el costo a mexicanos, es indispensable presentar Credencial de Elector, de lo contrario tendrá que pagar el precio regular.
•Menores de edad, deberán presentar un documento de identidad como: pasaporte o credencial de estudiante que compruebe su nacionalidad.
Protect yourself and cenote waters by using biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen during the tour.
The ruins require navigating uneven stone paths and stairs, so sturdy footwear is a must.
Don’t miss the chance to swim in the cenote; bring swimwear and a quick-dry towel to enjoy the water comfortably.
Carry water and drink frequently to stay energized through the long 13-hour tour.
Chichen Itzá was a major Mayan city known for its astronomical observatories and was declared a UNESCO site in 1988.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the site by staying on marked paths and avoiding touching the structures to preserve delicate stonework.
Supportive shoes are needed for uneven terrain at the ruins.
For swimming in the cool cenote waters.
summer specific
Staying hydrated throughout the day is critical.
Provides sun protection during outdoor walking segments.
summer specific