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This experience takes you to Chichen Itza, where you will be accompanied by a certified guide as you visit the site's most important monuments. Highlights include El Castillo, the Mayan ball game, the Venus Platform, the Tzompantli, the Sacred Cenote and the Snail Observatory, among others. Your guide will stay with your group throughout the visit so you can move through the main areas with context and continuity. You will travel in new, comfortable and clean vans. Each vehicle features an icebox to keep drinks cool during the day. Routes are designed to provide enough time at each place so you can enjoy what you see. The tour is offered in both Spanish and English.

All tickets and taxes are included on this full-day experience through some of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most striking coastal and wetland landscapes. A certified guide will lead a walk along the paths beside the pink pools, with access to a viewpoint for panoramic photo opportunities. You’ll then visit Cancunito Beach, a largely unspoilt stretch many describe as one of the most beautiful in Yucatán. After the beach, you’ll explore the Natural Park of the Río Lagartos Reserve by boat. This protected area is inhabited by flamingos, crocodiles, eagles, seagulls and other regional species, and the boat tour will take you into the heart of that wildlife-rich environment. Along the way you’ll stop at a beach where you can try natural clay for a skin exfoliation. The outing ends with a culinary experience at Maleconcito Restaurant in Río Lagartos. The tour is offered in both Spanish and English.

This experience visits the archaeological areas of Uxmal and Kabah with a certified guide. You will walk among the stone structures that exemplify the distinctive Puuc style and hear about the local mysteries and legends attached to these sites. As you move through the ruins, the guide will point out architectural details and features that make this region unique. You will also visit the Chocolate Museum (Choco Story), where you will learn about the ancient history of cocoa—its origins, distribution and traditional Mayan methods of preparation. The museum visit includes time in the botanical gardens to see cocoa trees, and is complemented by a tour of the adjacent animal shelter, where you may admire rescued endemic wildlife. Admission to the museum is included; admission to the archaeological areas is not included. The tour is conducted in both Spanish and English together in the same van, so both languages are used during the experience.

This small-group Yucatan experience offers personalised, 5-star service and a comfortable way to see three of the region’s highlights. You’ll visit Chichen Itza, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, with a guided tour that explores Mayan history, culture and secrets. After the guided section, you’ll have free time to take photos and explore the site at your own pace. Along the way you’ll swim in a spectacular Mayan cenote, enjoying crystal-clear waters set in natural surroundings. A regional meal is included, giving you a chance to relax and taste local dishes typical of the area. The trip finishes in Izamal, recognised as a Magic Town and known for its mustard-yellow streets and colonial charm. Here you’ll walk the streets, climb the temple of Kinich Kak Moo and see the emblematic convent, all as part of a complete, authentic experience designed for travellers who value quality, comfort and attentive service.

You’ll visit four cenotes set among native flora and fauna, each with stairs for safe access. These cenotes are uncrowded, so you can enjoy the tranquillity as you move through them. You may swim in all of the cenotes; life vests are mandatory in most and are included. The only cenote that allows swimming without a vest is Cenote Pool Uinic. Snorkelling scopes are also provided. Along the way, typical food will be served — it’s described as rich and varied and there are vegetarian options. The tour is offered in both Spanish and English. It’s advisable to wear swimming clothes and bring a separate towel.

Explore the mangrove reserve of Celestún from a small boat designed for up to eight people. Binoculars are included for close-up birdwatching as you glide through dense mangroves and the meeting point of sea and estuary. Along the way you will pass the Horseshoe Ruins, go through a mangrove tunnel and stop at Bird Island, a resting area for a wide variety of local and migratory birds. The route also reaches a designated sighting area for pink flamingos and a Mayan clay bath. The best season to see many flamingos in Celestún is between December and March; in other months there may be fewer flamingos, though other local species can still be observed. The experience is offered in both Spanish and English. After the boat portion, you will eat at a beachfront restaurant where you can relax and, if you wish, swim. The beach at Celestún is known for its clear waters throughout the year, providing a calm place to unwind after exploring the reserve.

The Official Turibus Sightseeing Tour in Mérida gives you an easy, relaxed way to take in the city from a double-decker bus with wide, panoramic views. As you move through the “White City”, you’ll see how quiet streets, Mayan heritage and grand colonial mansions along Paseo Montejo sit alongside the energy of a modern city, creating a distinctive atmosphere. You’ll travel along the city’s main avenues and past parks and monuments that define Mérida. You can choose between two circuits: the North Circuit, which passes through the Historic Center, Paseo Montejo, Monumento a la Patria, Parque Las Américas and other key sights; or the Barrios Circuit, which explores traditional neighbourhoods such as San Juan, La Ermita, Santa Ana and Av. Itzaes. Along the way, the route will give you a broad view of the city’s landmarks and neighbourhood character, making it a straightforward way to orient yourself and enjoy Mérida from the open upper deck.

From Merida, you will travel in an air‑conditioned vehicle accompanied by a certified guide who will share the history and legacy of Mayan culture. At Chichen Itza, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, you will see emblematic structures such as the Temple of Kukulkán, the Ball Game and other ceremonial spaces as you learn about their meaning and role in ancient life. After exploring the site, you will enjoy a gastronomic experience inspired by regional Mayan cuisine, including a demonstration of traditional ingredients, techniques and flavours. This is followed by a buffet lunch (drinks not included). The experience continues with a visit to Cenote Nool Ha, where you can cool off and swim in natural surroundings. Before returning to Merida, you will visit Izamal, the town known for its yellow streets, colonial history and local traditions.

You will visit the Mayan city of Uxmal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its impressive pyramids, ornate palaces and traces of ancient ball games. As you tour the ruins, you’ll learn about the histories, legends and architectural details that make the site unique. Along the way, you’ll see examples of the finely carved stonework that define Uxmal’s distinctive style. Along the Puuc Route you’ll continue to Kabah, home to the iconic Mask Palace dedicated to the rain god Chaac. You’ll enjoy an included lunch and have the chance to take a refreshing dip in the small Cenote Peba. To finish the experience, don’t forget to check out the fun online game and test everything you learned during the day.

You will visit the archaeological site of Uxmal and follow a guided route through the Puuc Route’s standout monuments. As you move through the complex, your guide will explain the meaning and construction of the main structures, including the Pyramid of the Soothsayer, the elegant Quadrangle of the Nuns and the imposing Governor’s Palace. Along the way you’ll learn about architectural details and cultural significance that make Uxmal unique. After the guided portion you’ll have free time to stroll at your own pace, take photographs and simply admire the site’s scale and decoration. The itinerary also allows time to return to Mérida with the afternoon still open for other plans. This experience suits history lovers who want a focused, thorough visit to one of the Puuc Route’s finest sites.

You’ll depart from downtown Mérida and travel to the Celestún Biosphere, a colourful coastal reserve of mangroves, estuaries and freshwater springs. Once there, a guided boat tour will take you through the Ría Celestún estuary with the main aim of encountering flamingos in their natural habitat. The boat fee is not included and is paid directly at the Ría Celestún tourist dock. Along the estuary you’ll spot a variety of bird species and may also see crocodiles and other wildlife as you move through the mangroves. After visiting the biosphere, you’ll head to Celestún Beach where local cuisine will be available and you can make use of the beach club’s amenities. The rest of the afternoon will be free to relax and enjoy the scenery on this part of the Yucatán coast.

This experience includes all entrance tickets and a buffet meal with a drink. You’ll begin at Suytun Cenote, an underground cave rimmed with stalactites and shallow, clear water where fish are easy to see. Sunlight filters through holes in the natural vault, creating striking light and shadow—ideal for taking memorable photos. Next you’ll visit Oxman Cenote, one of Valladolid’s most recognised and popular cenotes, known for its crystal-clear waters and lush natural surroundings. Along the way you’ll enjoy the scenery and the chance to learn about these unique sinkholes. The day finishes with a guided tour of the magical village of Valladolid. You’ll see local highlights including the Municipal Palace, the old convent of San Bernardino de Siena and the Parish Church of San Servacio. Tours are offered in both Spanish and English, so you’ll be able to follow the commentary in the language you prefer.

This experience takes you to the archaeological area of Acanceh and the cenotes of Santa Barbara for a mix of cultural and natural sights. You’ll begin in Acanceh, where small Mayan ruins stand alongside a colonial church and everyday scenes of village life. As you move through the site, you’ll have chances to observe and photograph the local architecture and the rhythms of daily life among the inhabitants. After Acanceh, you’ll head to the cenotes of Santa Barbara. You may choose to travel between them by truck or by bicycle as you tour four distinct cenotes, each described as having its own magic and beauty. You’ll have free time at each cenote to explore and enjoy them at your own pace, and there are bathrooms available if you need to change. The experience ends with a typical Yucatecan dish served with handmade tortillas, offering a chance to taste local flavours after your visit.

This experience brings together several highlights of the Yucatán, beginning at Chichen Itza. At this modern wonder and jewel of Mayan civilisation you'll tour the main monuments with a certified guide, then have free time to explore and take photographs at your own pace. You will then visit an authentic Mayan community, where a traditional ceremony will let you connect with Mayan civilisation. A typical lunch full of local flavour is included, offering a taste of regional cuisine and customs. Along the way you'll stop in Valladolid, one of Mexico’s Magic Towns, where your guide will point out key sights before you have free time to wander its streets, shops and cafés. The visit finishes in Izamal, the Yellow City, where you can walk among the painted streets, admire the imposing convent and enjoy free time to explore and taste a delicious marquisita.

From Merida International Airport, this shared transfer will take you directly to your hotel. The service is arranged as a shared ride, so you may travel with other passengers also heading into the city. You will travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver, providing a comfortable and straightforward journey from the airport to your accommodation. Because the transfer is prearranged, you can avoid waiting in line for other transport options at the airport. Overall, this transfer will offer a simple, low-hassle way to get from Merida International Airport to your hotel, helping you start your stay with less fuss and more comfort.