easy
1.5–2 hours
Basic walking fitness required to cover uneven terrain and moderate distances comfortably.
Discover the secrets of ancient Maya civilization on a private, Italian-language tour of Chichén Itza. Skip the lines and enjoy a relaxed visit with expert local guidance.
Set your tour for early morning to enjoy cooler temperatures and fewer visitors at Chichén Itza’s busiest sites.
The site involves uneven terrain and walking distances up to 2 kilometers; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Government fees apply for entrance and use of cameras or video devices—carry pesos or small bills to avoid delays.
Shade is limited, so carry plenty of water and sunscreen to stay hydrated and protected under the Yucatán sun.
Chichén Itza was a dominant power in the northern Maya lowlands, serving as a religious and commercial hub until the arrival of the Spaniards.
The site is protected under UNESCO standards, with strict regulations to preserve its integrity, including limiting visitor climbing and prohibiting disruptive equipment.
Provides support and traction on rough, uneven paths throughout the archaeological site.
Offers protection from intense sunlight during the hottest months.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during the warm walk through open areas of the site.
Shields skin from prolonged exposure to strong tropical UV rays.