Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour with Tequila and Lunch
Description
Unlock the mysteries of the Mayans with this tour to Chichén Itzá, a magical cenote & Valladolid. Start this experience by visiting the charming Valladolid, a colonial town where we will make a panoramic visit. Afterward, you will be having a refreshing bath at a sacred cenote, an enchanting underground sinkhole. Take your time to enjoy its magical water. After this, you will be enjoying a Mexican buffet here, as well as enjoying a tequila tasting. Finally, you will arrive at Chichen Itza, UNESCO World Heritage site, where you will be learning the secrets and history of the pre-Columbian city while marveling at the Pyramid of Kukulcan. Follow your guide around Chichén Itzá, one of the main archaeological sites of Yucatan’s peninsula. You'll also have free time to stroll this fantastic archeological site.
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Itinerary
Start your tour in Chichen Itza of significant locations at the World Heritage site, including the ball court, el Castillo (the Castle), the Pyramid of Kukulkan and Temple of the Warriors. You will have a Guided tour and free time to walk around and explore by yourself.
The Kukulcán temple is a pre-Hispanic temple that was built in the 12th century AD. C. by the Mayan Itza in the city of Chichen Itza, their capital.
Enjoy the amazing experience of swimming in a magical cenote just for our group & be able to taste the amazing Mexican cuisine in the restaurant that this cenote has. The community that guards this cenote, will also offer a tequila tasting to make the experience even more amazing
Valladolid, recently named Magic Town of Mexico, accompanied by an expert bilingual guide.
Imposing Catholic church with two bell towers that was founded in 1545 and rebuilt in the 1700s.
Walk around the wonderful main square of Valladolid.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
***Hotel pick-up is included only if the option is selected. *** The exact pick-up place and time will be confirmed the day before the tour. Pick-ups start at 5 am or 8 am, depending on the start time selected. Be aware that certain hotels may be charged an additional fee of 10 USD if they have difficult access.
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Visitors must pay the admission fees to the archaeological sites (listed in the exclusions). Mexicans, students and teachers have a discount (not applicable without the official identification)
- No cash is accepted for Chichen Itza tax.
- if Valladolid is closed due to special events, you will have extra time in the other activities
- The tour at Chichén Itzá will be split by language. During transport it will be in both languages
- The order of the activities might change due to operational reasons.
- The Standard Tour does not include the buffet lunch in the price.
- For safety reasons, all infants are required to travel in an approved child restraint system while on the bus. Amigo Tours does not provide child safety seats, so customers must bring their own. As the child restraint system occupies a seat, a fee will be charged to reserve and guarantee a seat on the bus.
Reviews(16,771)
Juam, Manuel and Saul rock!! Juam and Manuel are both great, knowledgeable and fantastic jokes. Saul is a great driver. Together they made sure the roadtrip was fun, safe and enjoyable.
My father left a bad review on your feedback form but he just doesn’t know how to make the most of an experience so I want to give you guys my 5 star rating. My brother and I had a great time with Manuel and Juam as our guides and Saul as our driver. Both guides were very funny and very knowledgeable. I will warn that there’s a lot of talking on the bus ride there (not back though), but hey, you booked a tour for a reason! They were also smart and avoided the crowd by having us go to Chichen Itza last. Overall, we had a wonderful time and we would book again!
Too much talk the guides were talking more than 2 hrs when going in the morning. Felt like we are back in college listening to lecture. Too much talk. They said it would be raining today evening knowing that it is going to rain in the evening, the tour should have taken us to the main attraction first instead we went to cenote and then to vallodoid and finally to Chichen itza, by the time the guided tour needed and we started our walk around t started raining heavily and we ended up returning back to bus completely drenched. I have done this trip in the past with another tour operator. Comparatively this is very average
The Cenote is a bit small nothing like the other one we went to where it’s a 45 minute swim to connecting denotes. The water is cool and refreshing and since it’s small no guide there. Buffet as usual is nothing to write home about. The guide BETO is very informative and proud of Mexican history and educational about all the Mayan info. Much appreciated. He’s so enthusiastic that he didn’t notice the weather changes so the finale was not so good as we can’t take photos due to thunderstorm which left us soaked through . Luckily we did take some photos along the way . The bus driver is good and safe but due to the rainy condition in early evening it took longer to get us back to the hotel. All in all I think the Amigo Tour with Beto did a very good job! If they could supply water like other tours we took it would make it perfect imho,
Manuel was the driver, Paul and Rey were the guides . Smooth drive big and comfortable bys. Everything was on time. Guide very knowledgeable and fun. The cenote beautiful, the food very good and plenty, the tequila tasting worth it, Valladolid was just a quick stop. Chichen Itza definitely a wonder.
Amazing! Tour guide was well versed, entertaining, courteous and extremely respectful of everyone. We had a great time.
They canceled my trip in the last minute and I didn’t end up visiting chichen itza . You better look for an other tour company
Great tour, fast paced but the tour was fast and effective. Well planned, good tour guides historical information.
Paul, Juan and Salvador were amazing! They were knowledgeable and funny. I would definitely recommend
Tour was very good, Noe, Victor and Manuel did a great job! Bus number 2041. Use the Amigo tours App for easier communication after purchasing the tickets from Viator. Manuel made sure everyone is on the same page with instructions. I would say they are very organized. Shout out to Victor for lending us some shade because we did not bring or rented a umbrella. Bring sandals or flip flops when going to the Cenote. We travelled with a 7 and 3 yrs. Old. Be ready for some hot hot heat when going to Chichen itza.
