Tours/Playa del Carmen/Chichen Itza, One Cenote & Valladolid from Riviera Maya
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Chichen Itza, One Cenote & Valladolid from Riviera Maya

5.0(1)Playa del Carmen1 hour
TRIPADVISOR5.0(1)

Description

Quality, service, punctuality and we also have the best certified guides in the region who will provide you with the most complete and real information about the Mayan culture such as the majestic Kukulkan Castle and its mysteries. We offer you various culinary options in buffet mode, visit to two cenotes, and visit to the Magic Town of Valladolid.

Tour Options

Chichen Itza, One Cenote & Valladolid from Riviera Maya
  • Pickup included

Itinerary

40 min

Includes buffet food with vegetarian options, chicken, meat, salads and regional food. Does not include drinks

Admission included120 min

Accompanied by a guide specialized in Mayan culture we will explore the archaeological zone of Chichen Itza

20 min

We make a small stop in the central square of the magical town of Valladolid in front of the cathedral.

Admission included60 min

We will have the opportunity of swimming in one Mayan Cenote, it is called Selva Maya.

Highlights

Cenote Selva Maya
Valladolid
Air-conditioned vehicle
Entrance fees to the sites, without additional charges.
Typical regional buffet.

What's included

Included
Cenote Selva Maya
Valladolid
Air-conditioned vehicle
Entrance fees to the sites, without additional charges.
Typical regional buffet.
Not included
Beverages
Tips for guide and driver.

Pickup Locations & Times

The exact pick up time will be given 48 hours prior to the day of tour by email. We will do our best to pick up from your hotel, however it might not be available and a meeting point will be assigned.

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Important Information

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

Reviews(1)

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Discover804705
February 2, 2026
Chichen Itza is the best.

It was the best, or better yet, it exceeded all expectations! I highly recommend it. Niko on Guide AllMusic hilarious? He was Spanish and very knowledgeable about the Maya civilization, and he guided me in the car and there with detailed explanations. Chichen Itza taught me about most of it. They teach me a lot of things, and Spanish English was somewhat unfamiliar to me, but it was easy to understand because there are a lot of relatively simple English I don’t think we could be free to move, but I enjoyed listening to all kinds of things so I was following along with them all the time. Each region has about 30 minutes of free movement. Chichen Itza It is impressive to have a larger site than I expected, and there are several pyramids and ruins. Cenote It seems that there are 10,000 cenotes in the area, including undiscovered ones, and it was well timed and completely private. I didn't swim, but the others enjoyed it, I think, for about 30 minutes. The cave was beautiful, really mysterious and the water was probably close to well water, but it was warm. Valladolid tour The city is like 45-year-olds, well, 45-year-olds like this (personal impressions. It's like enjoying the atmosphere. For a tour, they took me to a restaurant with a high star rating, where I could choose the main course from multiple (eight in my case), and I was very happy with all-you-can-eat tacos, guacamole and tortillas, drinks (one of three) and dessert (one of three) Before you go you should know Morning pick-up is via several hotels, so the time will be slightly different depending on the members participating. In my case, there are three out of five groups, and I think they are probably picking up from the hotel in the order far from Tulum. They came to the lobby of the hotel 10 to 15 minutes late from the appointed time. He drove me back to the hotel, and the guy from Tulum had about 8 to 5, and in my case it was about 7 to 5:30. The happening of having breakfast at a coffee shop during a stop along the way with someone you joined? but they also responded without a single nasty face. They probably have some buffer because they travel so long. Travel is really far. You could call it restroom breaks, but most of the facilities had toilets, so there was no inconvenience. The car was full, but it didn't feel small. It's a regular wagon.

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