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LanguagesEnglish, Spanish
Group sizeUp to 20 travelers
Overview
Discover three distinct sides of Yucatán in one day. Explore Chichén Itzá with a certified guide and admire El Castillo, the iconic pyramid that reflects the architectural and astronomical knowledge of the ancient Maya. Then, enjoy a refreshing swim at Ik Kil Cenote, where hanging vines, towering limestone walls, and deep blue waters create a striking natural setting.
Your journey ends in Izamal, the Yellow City, where golden façades, colonial architecture, and ancient Maya heritage give the town its distinctive character. Visit landmarks that reflect its layered history and stroll through streets where past and present come together. From one of the Maya world’s most celebrated archaeological sites to a beautiful cenote and a charming colonial town, this tour brings together history, nature, and local culture in a single journey.
What's included
Cenote entrance ticket & Life jacket & Locker
A drink at the restaurant (Fresh flavored water)
Lunch Buffete in a regional restaurant
Bilingual Guide Spanish- English
Round Trip Transportation with Aircon only from Merida Yucatan
Visit Izamal & Cooler with ice in the truck
Does not include drinks
Access to Chichen Itza :$310 MXN for Mexicans & $697 MXN for foreigners pay locally
What to expect
Chichen Itza, cenotes y pueblos magicos
2h · Admission ticket not included
Discover Chichén Itzá, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites of the ancient Maya civilization and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Accompanied by an expert guide, explore this extraordinary city and learn about its history, architecture, and cultural significance. Admire iconic landmarks such as the Pyramid of Kukulcán and discover how the Maya developed sophisticated knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, and architecture. As you walk among the monumental structures, uncover the stories behind one of the most important centers of the ancient Maya world.
1h
Descend into Cenote Ik Kil, an impressive open-air cenote surrounded by towering limestone walls, lush vegetation, and long vines hanging above its deep blue waters. Take a refreshing swim in this natural setting and admire the unique landscape that makes Ik Kil one of Yucatán’s most distinctive cenotes. Whether you’re enjoying a dip in the cool freshwater or capturing photos of the scenery, it’s a welcome opportunity to relax and experience the region’s natural beauty.
1h · Admission ticket included
Recharge with a buffet lunch at Xaybe’h de Cámara Restaurant, featuring a selection of dishes to enjoy during your day exploring Yucatán. A flavored water is included with the meal, offering a refreshing break before continuing your journey.
1h 30m
Discover Izamal, known as the Yellow City, where golden façades, colonial architecture, and ancient Maya heritage come together in one charming town. Explore the impressive Convent of San Antonio de Padua, admire the Kinich Kakmó Pyramid, and stroll through the main square, where the town’s history and everyday life meet. Along the way, enjoy the colorful streets, browse the local market, and capture photos of Izamal’s distinctive yellow buildings and iconic town letters. This visit offers a relaxed introduction to one of Yucatán’s most characterful destinations, where pre-Hispanic history and colonial heritage are woven into the town’s atmosphere.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
We do not collect people from hotels , clients must arrive on their own to the oficial meeting point
End point
We do not collect people from hotels , clients must arrive on their own to the oficial meeting point
Additional information
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
If for any reason you are a no show or decide not to go the same day, this tour cannot be rescheduled, you would have to buy again.
Keep in mind that the duration of the tour may vary, as well as the itinerary without / with prior notice, this is according to the guide's decision and due to the capacity of people in the places or the traffic that is usually changing
The order of visiting the places may vary
We do not collect people from hotels
NOTE: Entrance fees to Chichen Itza costs: $310 MXN for Mexicans $697 MXN for foreigners. ALL PRICES PAY LOCALLY
Payment can be made by card or cash. Free entry every Sunday (please bring your INE [Mexican voter ID]) and during the week with a valid teacher, student, or INAPAM (National Institute for Older Adults) ID, or a disability card. (Discount applies only to Mexican citizens) The IDs you bring for access to the pyramids must be physical, as digital versions are not being accepted.
WHAT DISHES ARE ON THE BUFFET? SALADS -Green Salad -American Salad -Cucumber -Cheese -Mexican Ham -Potato Salad -Cold Soup FRIED FOODS -Codzitos (Corn Fritters) -Cheese Empanadas -Chicken Salbutes -Tomato Sauce HOT ITEMS 1 -Rice -Beans -Mashed Potatoes -Vegetables -Corn on the Cob -Egg HOT ITEMS 2 -Potato Wedges -White Pasta -Pizza -Pickled Chicken -Pork Fajitas *Tacos al Pastor *Cochinita Pibil Tacos SAUCES -Pickles -Oil -Thousand Island Dressing -Jalapeño Pepper -Habanero Pepper -Pico de Gallo -Lime -Onion with Cilantro -Chili de Árbol DESSERTS -Jelly -Mosaic Jelly -Crème de Leche Coconut -Cake -Pudding -Papaya Candy FRUITS -Jicama -Melon -Orange -Mango -Pineapple -Grapefruit -Watermelon -Papaya
All IDs required for pyramid access must be physical; digital versions are not accepted.
WHAT ARE THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THIS TOUR? Wear comfortable clothing for walking (light-colored, breathable clothing). Wear a hat or cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Bring a swimsuit and towel separately; there are restrooms and showers at the cenote. Wear water shoes to enter the cenote. Bring official identification. Eat a good breakfast before the tour. At the start of the tour, we'll stop at a convenience store to buy anything you might need. You can also bring water and snacks for the trip.
Dear visitor, Please note that backpacks are not allowed inside the Chichén Itzá archaeological site. This measure applies to all types of backpacks without exception and is intended to enhance safety, improve the visitor experience, and support site conservation. We recommend bringing only essential personal items and using small bags or permitted alternatives. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Round trip only from Merida Yucatan
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
