

by Coba Tulum Experience
This full-day bus tour lasting about 10 to 12 hours takes travelers from Cancun to the archaeological site of Chichen Itza. Visitors spend around two hours exploring the main structures of this Mayan city, learning about its historical importance and cultural background from a certified guide. The tour includes a one-hour stop at a cenote, either Cenote Noolha or Cenote Chichikan depending on availability, where guests can swim in clear waters and relax amid the natural surroundings. After the cenote visit, a buffet lunch featuring regional dishes is served. The final part of the trip is a quick visit to the colonial town of Valladolid for about 30 minutes, where guests can see local crafts, traditional clothing such as the Mayan hipil, and taste authentic Mexican ice cream. The tour includes admission fees to Chichen Itza and the cenote, lunch, air-conditioned transport, and guide services. Professional or GoPro camera taxes at Chichen Itza, vests and lockers, drinks, and box lunches are not included. Backpacks are not allowed inside the archaeological site.
Chichen Itza
Guests spend about two hours at Chichen Itza exploring its main structures, including the large pyramid known as the Castle. The guide provides historical context about the ancient Mayan city and its significance within Mayan culture.
120 min
Cenote Swim
The tour includes a one-hour stop at a cenote, either Chichikan or Noolha, depending on availability. Visitors can swim in the clear waters, enjoy the natural environment, and relax before lunch. Chichikan features open-air limestone walls and a small waterfall, while Noolha offers a cave-like setting with calm blue waters. After the swim, a buffet lunch with regional food is served.
60 min
Valladolid Town
The tour ends with a 30-minute visit to the colonial town of Valladolid. Visitors can view local Mexican clothing, including the traditional Mayan hipil, and have the opportunity to try authentic Mexican ice cream in the town center.
30 min