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Chichen Itza, Cenote Swim and Izamal Magic Town with Buffet Lunch
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Chichen Itza, Cenote Swim and Izamal Magic Town with Buffet Lunch

by Amigo Tours Merida

12 hours
Merida
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Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
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Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
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12 hours
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Overview

This full-day bus tour from Merida lasts about 11 and a half hours and covers major Yucatán attractions. It begins with early entry to Chichen Itza, arriving before crowds and midday heat. You will spend around three hours exploring the pyramids and plazas with a professional guide who explains the site's history and best photo locations. A traditional Yucatecan buffet lunch is served here, featuring regional dishes. After the ruins, the tour continues to Cenote Yokdzonot for about an hour. This sacred underground freshwater pool offers a chance to swim in clear water and relax in a natural setting. The final stop is Izamal, a Pueblo Mágico known for its yellow-painted streets. You will walk through the town, visit the San Antonio de Padua Convent, and climb the Kinich Kak Moo pyramid, Mexico’s third largest, to enjoy views of the area. Round-trip transportation from Merida and entrance to the cenote are included. The tour requires significant walking and is not wheelchair accessible. A guide handles all arrangements so you can focus on the sites. The Chichen Itza entrance tax is not included in the price and must be paid separately.

Highlights

Early access to Chichen Itza before crowds and heat
Guided exploration of pyramids and plazas for about 3 hours
Traditional Yucatecan buffet lunch at Chichen Itza
One-hour swim at Cenote Yokdzonot, an underground freshwater pool
Visit Izamal with walk through town and convent visit
Climb Kinich Kak Moo pyramid for panoramic town views

What's included

Professional guide throughout the tour
Round-trip transportation from the meeting point in Merida
Mexican buffet lunch at Chichen Itza
Entrance fee to Cenote Yokdzonot

What's not included

Entrance tax for Chichen Itza

Itinerary

1

Merida

Travel from Mérida to Chichén Itzá at the start and return to Mérida at the end of the tour.

2

Chichen Itza

Spend about three hours exploring Chichen Itza with early entry before large crowds and heat. Visit the iconic pyramids and ceremonial plazas while a professional guide shares historical facts, local stories, and photo tips. A traditional Yucatecan buffet lunch is served at the site, featuring local specialties.

180 min

3

Cenote Yokdzonot

After the ruins, visit Cenote Yokdzonot for about one hour. Swim in this sacred underground freshwater pool and enjoy the calm natural surroundings. This stop provides a chance to cool off after the archaeological visit.

60 min

4

Izamal

Conclude the day with a one-hour visit to Izamal, a Pueblo Mágico. Walk through the town’s yellow-painted streets, tour the San Antonio de Padua Convent, and climb the Kinich Kak Moo pyramid, the third largest in Mexico, for panoramic views of the town.

60 min

Meeting point

Meet your guide at Mayan Heritage Offices at 7:40 am.

End point

Meet your guide at Mayan Heritage Offices at 7:40 am.

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
Suitable for all fitness levels
Mexican nationals receive a discount on the Chichen Itza entrance tax when presenting official ID on the tour day; no discount without ID.
The tour includes a significant amount of walking and is not accessible for wheelchair users.
Infants must use an approved child restraint system on the bus; the operator does not provide seats, so customers must bring their own. Reserving a seat for the child involves an additional fee.
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