Chichen Itza Tour Full Day Pyramid, Cenote Swim and Buffet Meal

Chichen Itza stands as a testament to the rich Mayan civilization.

On this tour, witness the magnificent Kukulcan Pyramid and the captivating serpent shadow during the equinox.

Swim in a sacred cenote, where you’ll find refreshing, crystal-clear waters that are part of the ancient underground river network.

Savor a delicious buffet meal in a reserved area and take a leisurely stroll through the charming colonial streets of Valladolid.

With hotel pickup and an expert bilingual guide, uncover the history and culture of this iconic destination.

Visit Chichen Itza and witness the Kukulcan Pyramid Swim in a sacred cenote with pristine waters Enjoy a buffet meal in a reserved area near the cenote Includes round-trip hotel pickup from Cancun or Riviera Maya

Experience the convenience of hotel pick-up in Cancún or the Riviera Maya before embarking on a journey to one of the Yucatán Peninsula's most iconic destinations.

Upon your arrival at Chichén Itzá, be mesmerized by the majestic step pyramid of Kukulcan (El Castillo).

This renowned monument is famous for its captivating display of light during the equinox, creating the illusion of a descending serpent.

Explore the rich history and symbolism of Chichén Itzá as you stand in awe of this ancient marvel.

Cenote is a captivating natural sinkhole, distinguished by the presence of a graceful waterfall that gently pours into its crystal-clear depths. As you make your way down a series of stone steps, you'll be drawn into the serene ambiance of this untouched wonder of nature. The experience is further enhanced by the availability of several elevated viewing platforms, strategically positioned to offer you the perfect vantage points for capturing stunning photographs of this truly picturesque location.

Undoubtedly, Valladolid is one of the most enchanting colonial cities in Yucatan and a must-visit destination for tourists coming from the vibrant Quintana Roo region. Known for the grandeur of its temples and the rich heritage of its historic neighborhoods, Valladolid holds the distinction of being the second most significant city in Yucatan, following Mérida, and stands as its oldest. Its winding streets and well-preserved buildings serve as living witnesses to its illustrious past, having borne witness to various indigenous uprisings, including the historic 'War of Castes.' Today, Valladolid exudes a tranquil charm, inviting visitors to admire its captivating array of old houses. The city pulsates with commercial vitality and plays a pivotal role in the state's development due to its strategically advantageous location.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels