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Chichen Itza & Tulum Adventure with Amigo Tours Cancún - Cancún

Chichen Itza & Tulum Adventure with Amigo Tours Cancún

Tulummoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 days, 10–12 hours each day

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required, including walking on uneven ruins and a brief climb at Coba

Overview

Discover three iconic Mayan sites, indulge in Mexican flavors, and snorkel in a stunning cenote on this immersive two-day tour with Amigo Tours Cancún. Beat the crowds at Chichen Itza and uncover the stories behind Tulum and Coba’s ruins.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Quiet at Chichen Itza

The early access provided allows for exploring the site without crowds—wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat for morning sun.

Hydrate Before Cenote Swim

The limestone caves can be physically demanding; stay hydrated to enjoy snorkeling comfortably.

Respect Archaeological Sites

Follow guide instructions carefully—climbing is only allowed at Coba, and touching ruins is discouraged at all sites to preserve them.

Bring Cash for Optional Meals

Lunch at Chichen Itza is not included; bring cash if you want to sample local dishes at nearby restaurants.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Howler monkeys
  • Colorful tropical birds (e.g., trogons)

History

Chichen Itza was a major political and economic center of the Maya world between 600–900 AD and remains one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites.

Conservation

Strict regulations protect the archaeological sites and cenotes, promoting sustainable tourism by limiting visitor impact and encouraging respect for fragile ecosystems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sturdy Walking Shoes

Essential

Essential for navigating uneven terrain and climbing at archaeological sites.

Snorkel Gear

Essential

Provided on tour, but personal gear ensures comfort during cenote snorkeling.

summer specific

Wide-Brimmed Hat

Essential

Protects from strong sun during outdoor site visits.

spring|summer|fall specific

Reusable Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is critical in the tropical climate.

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