moderate
10 hours
Moderate fitness required to walk uneven terrain and occasionally swim in cenotes
Discover the hidden wonders of the Yaxhuna ruins just outside Cancún on a 10-hour guided adventure that blends Mayan history, jungle landscapes, and cenote swims. Journey through ancient stone temples and lush ecosystems for a truly unforgettable outdoor excursion.
All Ages • MX$11,500 - MX$78,200 • 10 Hours
WE HAVE CAPACITY FOR EVEN 200 PEOPLE IF YOUR GROUP EXCEEDS THE 30 PEOPLE PLEASE EMAIL US TO GET DEALS, PRICING AND DETAILS
Just as seen in Netflix Chef’s table series we would travel to the 1000 year old town of Yaxhuna to admire the Mayan ruins that were built and overshadowed by the great Chichén Itzá located 13 miles away.
Yaxunah (which means green houses in Mayan) it’s like an Indiana Jones movie set, since it’s an older site than nearby Chichen Itza, Yaxunah is not as restored so it is not as attractive to tourist. But for those that like to get off the beaten path and explore a little more, you will find this site interesting to see.
It will doubtlessly blow your mind with an incredible architecture, history and amazing buildings Through which the Mayan culture continues to speak. After visiting this fantastic archeological site then we will move over to the old town of Yaxhuna were Mayan chefs will teach us about the vast culinary ancestral traditions of their grandfathers of which they are recipients.
You can’t miss a the delicious cochinita pibil that was slowly cooked underground for 28 hours just bring out a matchless feast of flavors to please your palate,
MX$11,500 - MX$78,200
10 hours
Begin your day trip from Cancún early in the morning to experience cooler temperatures and better light for exploring ancient ruins.
Pack a swimsuit and quick-dry towel to enjoy refreshing swims in nearby cenotes included in your tour.
The uneven terrain and jungle trails require supportive footwear for safety and comfort during the hike.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes common in tropical jungles by applying bug spray before heading out.
Yaxhuna was an important ceremonial center in the Classic Maya period, with structures dating from 600-900 AD.
Efforts are in place to protect both the archaeological sites and surrounding jungle habitats from over-tourism and erosion.
Protect your feet on uneven jungle paths and archaeological sites.
Essential for cooling off in nearby cenotes included in the tour.
Keeps mosquitoes at bay during jungle exploration.
spring specific
Offers sun protection under the tropical Yucatán sun.
summer specific