Chichen Itza & Cenote Xcajum All-Inclusive Tour with Valladolid Visit, Entry and Taxes Included
by TourBalloon Travel Experiences
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This 12-hour bus tour focuses on the Mayan civilization and its enduring heritage. The trip begins at a Mayan Villa in Ebtun, Yucatan, where an authentic Mayan shaman welcomes visitors and a buffet serves regional dishes reflecting local culinary traditions. After the meal, guests travel to Cenote Xcajum to swim in its clear waters and relax in the natural setting. Next, the tour visits Chichen Itza, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, where guides provide insight into the site’s archaeological significance and Mayan history. The visit lasts about two hours, allowing ample time to see the main structures. Afterward, the group stops in Valladolid for a short walk through the town’s colonial streets, including views of the San Servacio Cathedral, built with stones from ancient Mayan buildings. Transportation is provided on modern, eco-friendly Volvo buses with panoramic windows, air conditioning, and restroom facilities. The tour includes hotel or meeting point pickup and drop-off. Drinks are available throughout, with unlimited beverages served on the bus and one drink included with the buffet meal. A tequila shot is also offered. Umbrellas are provided at Chichen Itza to help guests stay comfortable in the sun. Entry fees and taxes for all sites are covered, but locker and life jacket rentals at the cenote are extra. Gratuities and souvenirs are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Mayan Villa in Ebtun
The tour begins at a Mayan Villa in Ebtun, Yucatan, where guests are greeted by an authentic Mayan shaman. Visitors can enjoy a buffet featuring a variety of local recipes that showcase the flavors of the region. The stop lasts about 100 minutes and includes a meal in a setting that reflects Mayan hospitality and traditions.
100 min
Xcajum
Guests then travel to Cenote Xcajum for a 50-minute break to swim and relax in the clear natural waters. The cenote offers a refreshing environment surrounded by nature, allowing visitors to cool off after the earlier activities.
50 min
Chichen Itza
The visit to Chichen Itza lasts about two hours. This archaeological site is a New 7 Wonder of the World and features major Mayan structures. Certified guides explain the historical and cultural significance of the site, detailing the architectural achievements and Mayan civilization’s history.
120 min
Valladolid
The tour concludes with a 15-minute stop in Valladolid, a town known for its colonial architecture and lively streets. Participants can walk around the central area, including the San Servacio Cathedral, which is built using stones from ancient Mayan structures, before returning to the bus.
15 min
Meeting point
Please meet the staff outside of the church "San José Obrero"
End point
Please meet the staff outside of the church "San José Obrero"
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Chichen Itza & Cenote Xcajum All-Inclusive Tour with Valladolid Visit, Entry and Taxes Included
by TourBalloon Travel Experiences
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$368Overview
This 12-hour bus tour focuses on the Mayan civilization and its enduring heritage. The trip begins at a Mayan Villa in Ebtun, Yucatan, where an authentic Mayan shaman welcomes visitors and a buffet serves regional dishes reflecting local culinary traditions. After the meal, guests travel to Cenote Xcajum to swim in its clear waters and relax in the natural setting. Next, the tour visits Chichen Itza, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, where guides provide insight into the site’s archaeological significance and Mayan history. The visit lasts about two hours, allowing ample time to see the main structures. Afterward, the group stops in Valladolid for a short walk through the town’s colonial streets, including views of the San Servacio Cathedral, built with stones from ancient Mayan buildings. Transportation is provided on modern, eco-friendly Volvo buses with panoramic windows, air conditioning, and restroom facilities. The tour includes hotel or meeting point pickup and drop-off. Drinks are available throughout, with unlimited beverages served on the bus and one drink included with the buffet meal. A tequila shot is also offered. Umbrellas are provided at Chichen Itza to help guests stay comfortable in the sun. Entry fees and taxes for all sites are covered, but locker and life jacket rentals at the cenote are extra. Gratuities and souvenirs are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Mayan Villa in Ebtun
The tour begins at a Mayan Villa in Ebtun, Yucatan, where guests are greeted by an authentic Mayan shaman. Visitors can enjoy a buffet featuring a variety of local recipes that showcase the flavors of the region. The stop lasts about 100 minutes and includes a meal in a setting that reflects Mayan hospitality and traditions.
100 min
Xcajum
Guests then travel to Cenote Xcajum for a 50-minute break to swim and relax in the clear natural waters. The cenote offers a refreshing environment surrounded by nature, allowing visitors to cool off after the earlier activities.
50 min
Chichen Itza
The visit to Chichen Itza lasts about two hours. This archaeological site is a New 7 Wonder of the World and features major Mayan structures. Certified guides explain the historical and cultural significance of the site, detailing the architectural achievements and Mayan civilization’s history.
120 min
Valladolid
The tour concludes with a 15-minute stop in Valladolid, a town known for its colonial architecture and lively streets. Participants can walk around the central area, including the San Servacio Cathedral, which is built using stones from ancient Mayan structures, before returning to the bus.
15 min
Meeting point
Please meet the staff outside of the church "San José Obrero"
End point
Please meet the staff outside of the church "San José Obrero"
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.