One day tour to the MAYAN ancient city Chichén Itza (Cenote and Valladolid)

The adventure begins when your driver picks you up and takes you to the archaeological site of Chichén Itzá, one of the most important ceremonial centers of the Mayan civilization. Here, you will take a guided tour led by an expert certified by the Secretary of Tourism of Mexico, who will share fascinating insights about the history, culture, and architecture of this iconic site.

Following the guided tour, you will have free time to explore the ruins independently, take photographs, and admire the remarkable structures at your own pace. This includes iconic landmarks such as the Kukulcán Pyramid, the Temple of the Warriors, the Ball Game Court, and many other extraordinary remnants of the Mayan civilization.

During the trip, you will visit either Chichikan Cenote or Noolha Cenote, remarkable sacred sites located in the heart of the Yucatan jungle. These cenotes—considered sacred by the Mayan people—offer the opportunity to refresh yourself with a purifying swim in their crystal-clear, naturally fed waters. According to Mayan beliefs, these waters are protected by mythological guardians, known as Aluxes, which are said to watch over the jungle and its sacred places.

Both cenotes provide a unique and serene environment to connect with nature, take stunning photographs, and experience a deep sense of tranquility. Chichikan captivates with its open-air grandeur, limestone walls, and small waterfall, while Noolha enchants with its cave-like setting and peaceful, blue waters.

After enjoying your time at the cenote, you will savor a delicious buffet lunch featuring the finest regional cuisine, giving you the perfect opportunity to recharge and continue your adventure feeling energized.

Back in Riviera Maya or Cancun, we briefly visited the city center of Valladolid, located in the heart of Yucatan to admire the splendor of Colonial Mexico in the architecture of its buildings, temples and the Church of San Servacio, the oldest of the penínín that began to be built in 1543, after the foundation of Valladolid, located in front of the square and main park of the city.