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Chichen Itza, Oxman Cenote Swim and Valladolid All Inclusive Day Trip from Cancun
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Chichen Itza, Oxman Cenote Swim and Valladolid All Inclusive Day Trip from Cancun

by OlMar Travel Mexico

12 hours
Cancun
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12 hours
Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
Language
Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
$243$270Save 10%
2 adults × $121.50
All taxes and fees included

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12 hours
$243$270Save 10%
2 adults × $121.50
All taxes and fees included

Overview

This full-day bus tour starts with a visit to Kaua, where guests experience Maya traditions through stone crafting demonstrations, tasting handmade corn tortillas, sampling the local Xtabentun drink, and receiving a blessing from a Maya shaman. Special bracelets are provided to skip the lines at Chichen Itza. At Chichen Itza, the guide leads a two-hour tour of the ancient city, explaining the Maya culture and pointing out landmarks such as the Kukulkan Pyramid, the Ball Court, and the Great Sacred Cenote. After exploring the ruins, there is some free time to walk independently. Next, the tour continues to Hacienda Oxman for a one-hour swim in its natural cenote, a clear water pool historically used by locals. Lifejackets are provided for safety. Following the swim, a regional buffet lunch is served featuring Yucatecan dishes. The final stop is the colonial town of Valladolid, where guests spend about 30 minutes walking through the colorful streets, visiting the 16th-century San Servacio Cathedral, and relaxing in the main square with options to try local sweets and ice cream. Transportation is by air-conditioned vehicle, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Highlights

Visit Kukulkan Pyramid and Ball Court at Chichen Itza
Swim with lifejackets in Hacienda Oxman cenote
Cultural experience with Maya crafts and blessing in Kaua
Buffet lunch with Yucatecan dishes included
Walk Valladolid’s streets and visit San Servacio Cathedral
Air-conditioned transport with hotel pickup and drop-off

What's included

Regional buffet lunch
Hotel pickup and drop-off with air-conditioned transport
Certified bilingual guide
All taxes and fees with no hidden charges
Guided visit to Chichen Itza plus free time there
Lifejackets for swimming in the cenote
Swimming at Oxman cenote near the old Hacienda

What's not included

Drinks unless otherwise specified

Itinerary

1

Kaua

At Kaua, guests observe Maya artisans making stone crafts and taste handmade corn tortillas. They also sample Xtabentun, a local drink, and receive a blessing from a Maya shaman. Visitors receive special bracelets for fast entry at Chichen Itza.

30 min

2

Chichen Itza

The tour includes a two-hour guided visit to Chichen Itza, a New7Wonder of the World. The guide explains Maya customs while showing the Kukulkan Pyramid, the Ball Court, the Great Sacred Cenote, and other structures. After the guide-led portion, there is free time to explore independently.

120 min

3

Hacienda Oxman Cenote

Guests spend about one hour swimming in the Oxman cenote, a natural pool near the old Hacienda. This cenote has been an important water source for locals for centuries. Lifejackets are provided for swimming safety.

60 min

4

Valladolid

The tour ends with a 30-minute walk around Valladolid, visiting the 16th-century San Servacio Cathedral and the main square. Visitors can try local sweets and ice cream while enjoying the colonial town’s streets.

30 min

Languages

English (guide)Spanish (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–15 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Pushchair and stroller friendly
Infants travel on an adult's lap
Suitable for all fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Bring towels, sunscreen, sunglasses, and bottled water; use biodegradable sunscreen.
A light sweater or jacket is recommended for cooler temperatures during transport.
Wear comfortable walking shoes or sneakers; flip flops are not advised for the archaeological site.
Tripods are not allowed inside the Maya ruins.
Contact the local supplier at least 24 hours before the tour to confirm reservation and transportation using the contact details on your voucher.
Specify your accommodation name and/or address when booking.
Total
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