

by Cancun Adventures
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318This about 6-hour bus tour begins with a visit to Ek Balam, a well-preserved Mayan archaeological site hidden in the Yucatan jungle. The guide explains the Mayan culture, points out important structures, and describes the glyphs on the walls. You can climb the Acropolis temple, the tallest at the site, where on clear days you can see the pyramids of Cobá and Chichén Itzá. Next, the tour includes a welcome Shaman ceremony, an obsidian workshop, and tastings of mezcal and tequila. You’ll also have time to swim in a natural open-air cenote to cool off before lunch. The meal includes typical regional dishes. The final stop is the colonial city of Valladolid. Here, you can walk among pastel-colored buildings and visit historic churches that show the city’s blend of art and architecture. Round-trip transportation from most hotels in Riviera Maya or Cancun is included on specific days, along with soft drinks, a face towel, umbrellas, and a bilingual professional guide.
Ek Balam Archaeological Site
Spend about 2 hours at Ek Balam, a Mayan city hidden in the Yucatan jungle. The guide explains the Mayan culture, the main structures, and the glyphs on the walls. You can climb the Acropolis, the tallest temple, which offers views of Cobá and Chichén Itzá pyramids on clear days.
120 min
Mayan Ceremony, Cenote and Lunch
This stop lasts about 2.5 hours and includes a welcome Shaman ceremony, an obsidian workshop, and tasting of mezcal and tequila. You can swim in an open-air cenote nearby before enjoying a regional lunch.
150 min
Valladolid
Spend about 30 minutes in Valladolid, a colonial city known for its pastel-colored buildings and historic churches that display local art and architecture.
30 min


by Cancun Adventures
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318This about 6-hour bus tour begins with a visit to Ek Balam, a well-preserved Mayan archaeological site hidden in the Yucatan jungle. The guide explains the Mayan culture, points out important structures, and describes the glyphs on the walls. You can climb the Acropolis temple, the tallest at the site, where on clear days you can see the pyramids of Cobá and Chichén Itzá. Next, the tour includes a welcome Shaman ceremony, an obsidian workshop, and tastings of mezcal and tequila. You’ll also have time to swim in a natural open-air cenote to cool off before lunch. The meal includes typical regional dishes. The final stop is the colonial city of Valladolid. Here, you can walk among pastel-colored buildings and visit historic churches that show the city’s blend of art and architecture. Round-trip transportation from most hotels in Riviera Maya or Cancun is included on specific days, along with soft drinks, a face towel, umbrellas, and a bilingual professional guide.
Ek Balam Archaeological Site
Spend about 2 hours at Ek Balam, a Mayan city hidden in the Yucatan jungle. The guide explains the Mayan culture, the main structures, and the glyphs on the walls. You can climb the Acropolis, the tallest temple, which offers views of Cobá and Chichén Itzá pyramids on clear days.
120 min
Mayan Ceremony, Cenote and Lunch
This stop lasts about 2.5 hours and includes a welcome Shaman ceremony, an obsidian workshop, and tasting of mezcal and tequila. You can swim in an open-air cenote nearby before enjoying a regional lunch.
150 min
Valladolid
Spend about 30 minutes in Valladolid, a colonial city known for its pastel-colored buildings and historic churches that display local art and architecture.
30 min