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Early Access to Chichén Itzá with Cenote & Lunch Buffete
Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya & the Yucatan, Mexico
$120.00
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Overview
Avoid the crowds and heat with early access to Chichén Itzá, one of the most iconic ancient cities in Mexico. This private tour lets you explore the archaeological site in a quiet, uncrowded atmosphere, guided by a certified bilingual expert who brings Mayan history to life. After your immersive visit, head to Ik Kil, a sacred cenote known for its beauty and serenity. You'll have private access to swim and relax in its clear, cool waters. The experience continues with a traditional buffet lunch at a restored Yucatecan hacienda, followed by free time in Valladolid. Walk through its pastel streets, taste regional snacks, or enjoy the architecture. This tour includes round-trip A/C transport, optional drone photography, and cultural depth. Ideal for travelers seeking comfort, authenticity, and insight.
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Departing from Playa del Carme
Pickup included
Pickup included
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
- Mexican Buffet (Drinks not included)
- Entrance to the cenote Ik Kil (swim)
- Hotel pickup & dropoff
- Certified bilingual guide
- Tax & tickets to Chichen Itzá
- Life jacket
- Gratuities
- Alcoholic Beverages
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Chichen ItzaChichén Itzá is an ancient Mayan city in Mexico, which was abandoned in the 15th century. It is now an archaeological park declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is world famous for the play of light and shadow that occurs at each equinox on the steps of the pyramidal base known as The Castle. In this, the sun, as it rises above the horizon, illuminates the western rafter of the basement, creating triangles of light and shadow that seem to descend to the serpent's head in the rudeness of the rafter. This event, achieved from the correct orientation and inclination of the planes of the basement, shows the great level of astronomical and architectural knowledge that the Mayans possessed, and which has resulted in being one of the most studied cultures and regions around these topics. All visitors to Chichen Itzá must pay a local tax of 453 Mexican pesos, directly at the ticket office of the place.
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Cenote Ik kilIn the Yucatan Peninsula there is a great network of aquifers that have formed millions of years ago, when the peninsula was submerged in the sea; and when the porosity of these ancient reefs was exposed, they allowed the permeability of the rain thus creating these wonderful natural spectacles known as cenotes. It has a diameter of 60 meters and the height is 25 meters to the water, with a depth of 43 meters. Long liana-shaped tree roots descend from above, seeking the coveted water. Here there have been competitions of divers from the Red Bull tournament, who perform spectacular jumps in the cenote. The stop is a must after having toured under suffocating heat. Immersing yourself in the freshness of its crystalline waters gives a rest to the body and an invaluable gift to the eye. The facilities are quite prepared to receive the numerous visitors. It has access stairs to the cenote, which is at a considerable depth, as well as showers, dressing rooms and services.
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ValladolidThe Magical Town of Valladolid in Yucatán is one of those destinations where time passes serenely, breathing the air of an ancient Mayan town rich in traditions. There is much to do in Valladolid, Calmly, you discover streets that lead to temples and former convents, such as Santa Lucía and San Bernardino, architectural witnesses of the Franciscan order. Stop at a house like Casa de los Venados, they have a collection of almost three thousand pieces of folk art and their owners take guided tours. Continue to the Zací artisan center to buy jipijapa hats, huipiles and guayaberas. If you prefer, there is the Donato Bates market for saddlery souvenirs. In your walk, you will find Mayan cuisine restaurants, do not forget to try the lime soup and the Valladolid sausage prepared in an artisanal way. In the afternoons, the squares are filled with street vendors of marquesitas, a long, rolled dessert filled with ball cheese.
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Early Access to Chichén Itzá with Cenote & Lunch Buffete
Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya & the Yucatan, Mexico
$120.00
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
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