moderate
8 hours
Average fitness required for walking and standing; comfortable shoes recommended
Discover the ancient Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, enjoy authentic Yucatán cuisine, and swim in a refreshing cenote—all in one unforgettable day with LDS Tours Cancun.
Getting to Chichén Itzá at the opening time helps avoid crowds and the midday heat.
After swimming in the cenote, you'll want to change into dry clothes for comfort.
Carry water with you, especially during the hot midday hours exploring the ruins.
The archaeological site involves a lot of walking on uneven stone surfaces.
Chichén Itzá was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 and served as a major Mayan regional center around 600 AD.
LDS Tours Cancun emphasizes sustainable tourism, respecting the site’s preservation and local communities.
Necessary for walking around the archaeological site and uneven terrain.
Essential for enjoying the cenote swim and staying dry afterward.
summer specific
Protects from the strong sun during outdoor touring.
summer specific
Keep hydrated while exploring the site and swimming.