Chichen itza +
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Enjoy a wonderful day by visiting one of the new Seven Wonders of the World, the Kukulkán pyramid. In this tour, you’ll witness for a full day the wonders of the Mayan legacy.
Cultural Stop: On the way to Chichen Itzá, we make a cultural stop where you will enjoy:
- Crafts: Watch artisans create masterpieces in a stone workshop.
- Corn Tortillas: Taste hand-made tortillas by Mayan women.
- Xtabentun: Savor this typical regional drink.
- Blessing: Receive a blessing from a Mayan shaman.
Explore Chichen Itzá: Experience an amazing day visiting Chichen Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, located in Yucatán. With our professional guides, immerse yourself in the rich Mayan culture and learn about their customs. Admire the impressive Temple of Kukulkán, the Ball Game, the Great Sacred Cenote, and many other fascinating structures.
Cenote Swim: After exploring Chichen Itzá, enjoy a refreshing swim in an ancient cenote, a source of energy and water for local communities. Rejuvenate in this mystical place.
Visit Valladolid: Conclude your tour in the picturesque colonial city of Valladolid. Here, you can admire the historic 16th-century San Servacio Cathedral. Relax in the main park, where you can enjoy sweets, ice cream, and other typical delights of this beautiful magical town.
Services included
What does the excursion include?
- Transportation with A/C and travel insurance.
- Bilingual guide certified by INAH.
- Bottled water during the excursion.
- Cenote swim.
- Regional buffet meal (without drinks).
- PREMIER: Energy bars and juice, soft drinks, beers, and tequila shots on board the transport, and one drink at the meal (beer, flavored water, or soft drink). Umbrella in Chichen Itzá.
What is not included in the excursion?
- Lockers or towels at the cenote.
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Acuático
Cenotes -Adventure Express
(2 open Cenotes - 2 Cavern Cenotes)
Live this unique adventure by visiting 4 different cenotes in one day!
Cenotes are definitely the most beautiful jewels of Yucatan peninsula, their waters emerge from the Earth’s heart.
The name Cenote comes from the Mayan Dz’onot, which means “cavern with water.” Over time and the loss of the original Mayan language, we have the current pronunciation: Cenote. Cenotes are natural water wells, which are filled by rain filtration and the world largest underground river systems.
The Mayan civilization considered Cenotes to be the entrance to the underworld, giving them a sacred status. Gold and jade vessels and a multitude of other objects are amongst the things that have been found in the depths of these cavernous pools. It is believed that those objects were given as offering to the Aluches. According to Mayan legends, Aluches were little humanoid beings, guardians of the jungle and the Cenotes.
These natural caverns display spectacular stalactite and stalagmite formations formed millennia ago. Swimming in these locations is an unrepeatable experience that you will never forget. In the open Cenotes part of this tour, you will discover how relaxing it is to submerge in their waters while discovering the wild life around you. Plants, birds, and butterflies will leave an indelible experience in your memory.
You will enjoy these amazing geological formations and will feel an infinite calm that will reenergize you. Our professional guides will be with you throughout the entirety of the tour, providing you with the necessary information and safety rules to follow so you can call this one of the best experiences of your life.
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes and dry clothes (in case it rains).
- Swimwear.
- Biodegradable sunblock and bug repellent.
- Cash for souvenirs.
- Towel.
- Camera.
Mixto
Tulum Snorkel- Adventure
(Tulum - Yal Ku - Cenote - Lunch)
The Tulum Snorkel Adventure allows you to experience both Mayan culture and nature.
We will start by visiting the mystical archaeological zone of Tulum, which is framed by the turquoise waters
of the Mexican Caribbean ocean. Our certified tour guide will explain the marvelous Mayan history, and the
archaelogical history of the unique temples in the area.
Next, we’ll take you snorkeling in one of the most beautiful natural treasures of Riviera Maya. The Yai Ku
cove. You’ll be amazed at how the Cenotes fresh waters meet the Caribbean ocean, forming a unique
habitat for a colorful variety of fish species.
Surely, after all this activity, you’ll be hungry. Well, how about some fish filet? Or chicken fajitas? With white
rice, refried beans, or cabbage salad with apple, raisins, and shredded carrots. It also includes one soda
or beer.
The cherry on top of this fantastic adventure is to swim in the pure fresh water of a Cenote in the middle of
the jungle. Cenotes are sacred places for Mayans, and were considered to be the entrance to the
underworld. Cenotes were also the main source of fresh water for this ancient civilization.
Throughout this day you’ll be in the expert hands of our professional tour guides. They will be providing you
with all the information and safety measures to follow, and ensure you’re living and enjoying this experience
completely
What to bring?
- Comfortable shoes and dry clothes (in the event of rain).
- Swimwear.
- Biodegradable sunblock and bug repellent.
- Cash for souvenirs.
- Towel.
- Camera.
