On this day-trip, you’ll explore some of Chichén Itzá’s most important sites with a local guide and visit the Cenote Saamal.
You’ll start your day with a visit to Cenote Saamal for a swim in the natural sinkhole followed by a buffet lunch at a Yucatecan restaurant. Then, head to Chichén Itzá where you’ll discover well-preserved Mayan ruins, such as the imposing Temple of Kukulcán and Gran Juego de Pelota, the great ball court. As you stroll this ancient city, your guide will share insights into the significance of these structures. Round off the day with a trip to the colonial city of Valladolid for shopping and a visit to Iglesia de San Servacio.
Why visit
- Chance to see the Temple of Kukulcán
- Insights into Maya ruins from local guide
- Opportunity to swim in a natural cenote
- Visit to the colonial city of Valladolid
What's included
- Guide services
- Admission to Cenote Saamal
- Round-trip transportation
- Bottles of water
- Buffet lunch
What's not included
- Tips
- Drinks during lunch
- State taxes
Accessibility
- Accessible to pushchairs/prams
- Public transport links nearby
- Infants must sit on an adult's lap
Health & safety
- Not recommended for pregnant visitors
- Not recommended for visitors with back problems
- Not recommended for visitors with heart problems or serious medical conditions
- Suitable for all fitness levels
Restrictions
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the activity starts.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended.
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
Children under the age of three years can participate in the tour for free. Please note that seats in the tour van will not be reserved for children who are participating for free. In such situations, children can ride on their parents' laps.
Please dress in casual clothing and bring swimwear, biodegradable sunscreen and a towel. Sunglasses, hats and an extra change of clothing are also recommended.
Please note that Riviera Maya is on Eastern Standard Time. Adjust your clocks accordingly to ensure that you do not miss your tour.
Please note that a state tax of MXN 286 per access (or its equivalent in USD) will have to be paid separately.
Two water bottles will be provided during the tour.