

by Mayab travel tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$173.92This full-day bus tour lasts about 6 to 7 hours and departs from Valladolid with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour begins with a traditional Mayan ceremony led by local native people, followed by a regional buffet lunch. After lunch, the guide leads a two-hour visit to the Chichen Itza archaeological site, highlighting the main structures and providing historical information. The tour then stops at two cenotes near Valladolid. The first is Xcajum, one of the largest open cenotes in Yucatan, where participants can swim. The second stop is at a cave-style cenote enclosed by a fence, offering another swimming opportunity in clear waters. This tour includes air-conditioned transport, a certified guide, access tickets to Chichen Itza, and lunch. Drinks such as carbonated and alcoholic beverages, tips, souvenirs, and additional entrance fees are not included.
Mayan Ceremony and Regional Buffet
The tour opens with a Mayan ceremony conducted by local natives, providing a cultural introduction. After the ceremony, participants enjoy a regional buffet meal.
75 min
Chichen Itza
The group spends about two hours exploring the Chichen Itza archaeological zone. A certified guide explains the site's most important landmarks.
120 min
Xcajum
This stop allows about 50 minutes for swimming in Xcajum, one of the largest open cenotes in the Yucatan region.
50 min
Cave-Style Cenote near Valladolid
The final stop is at a fenced cave-style cenote near Valladolid where visitors can swim in clear water for approximately 35 minutes.
35 min
church of san servacio, central square valladolid
End point
church of san servacio, central square valladolid


by Mayab travel tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$173.92This full-day bus tour lasts about 6 to 7 hours and departs from Valladolid with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour begins with a traditional Mayan ceremony led by local native people, followed by a regional buffet lunch. After lunch, the guide leads a two-hour visit to the Chichen Itza archaeological site, highlighting the main structures and providing historical information. The tour then stops at two cenotes near Valladolid. The first is Xcajum, one of the largest open cenotes in Yucatan, where participants can swim. The second stop is at a cave-style cenote enclosed by a fence, offering another swimming opportunity in clear waters. This tour includes air-conditioned transport, a certified guide, access tickets to Chichen Itza, and lunch. Drinks such as carbonated and alcoholic beverages, tips, souvenirs, and additional entrance fees are not included.
Mayan Ceremony and Regional Buffet
The tour opens with a Mayan ceremony conducted by local natives, providing a cultural introduction. After the ceremony, participants enjoy a regional buffet meal.
75 min
Chichen Itza
The group spends about two hours exploring the Chichen Itza archaeological zone. A certified guide explains the site's most important landmarks.
120 min
Xcajum
This stop allows about 50 minutes for swimming in Xcajum, one of the largest open cenotes in the Yucatan region.
50 min
Cave-Style Cenote near Valladolid
The final stop is at a fenced cave-style cenote near Valladolid where visitors can swim in clear water for approximately 35 minutes.
35 min
church of san servacio, central square valladolid
End point
church of san servacio, central square valladolid