Chichén Itzá Ancestral + 2 Cenotes from Mérida

Discover one of the most complete and authentic experiences in Yucatán, beginning in the magical city of Izamal, known as the Yellow City. Walk through its historic streets, admire its colonial architecture, and visit the impressive Convent of San Antonio de Padua, one of the most important in Mexico. This first stop connects you with the living heritage that blends the Mayan past with the colonial era.

The adventure continues to Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the Modern World and an eternal legacy of the Mayan civilization. Accompanied by a certified guide, you will explore its monumental structures, uncover its astronomical mysteries, and understand the cultural greatness that still lives among its sacred temples and plazas, including El Castillo, the Temple of the Warriors, and the Great Ball Court.

Next, you will visit the impressive Cenote Chichikan, a deep, open circular cenote surrounded by natural rock walls that create a majestic setting. Descend and swim in its crystal-clear waters while taking in the grandeur of this natural sanctuary once considered sacred by the ancient Maya.

Within the same complex, you will visit a Mayan village where you will learn about ancestral traditions and local lifestyle. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious regional Yucatecan buffet prepared with authentic flavors that celebrate the rich gastronomy of the region.

Later, the experience continues at Noolha, a natural cave that shelters an underground cenote with a mystical and immersive atmosphere. Here, you will enjoy a completely different experience: swimming beneath ancient rock formations in an intimate and magical setting that connects you directly with the essence of the earth.

Finally, the tour concludes with a panoramic visit to Valladolid, a colonial gem in the heart of Yucatán. Its colorful streets, historic architecture, and tranquil atmosphere bring the day to a memorable cultural and visual close.

• Cash or credit/debit card for souvenirs and/or tips
• Swimsuit, towel, and a change of clothes
• Biodegradable sunscreen
• Biodegradable insect repellent
• Water shoes and/or sandals
• Camera (video cameras are not permitted inside the archaeological site)

Life jacket rental ($5 USD) required at each cenote, payable at check-in. For safety reasons, it is mandatory for swimming activities in the cenote.

The Chichén Itzá tax of $45 USD (adult) and $5 USD (child) is not included and must be paid in cash.

Locker rental at the cenote ($5 USD, optional).

Beverages at the restaurant during lunch are not included.

• All schedules and the order of visits are approximate and may vary.

• The use of drones and cameras within archaeological sites is subject to government regulations.

• The infant rate applies only with the prior purchase of an adult ticket.

• Please note that due to the visit schedule in Valladolid, the church will be closed during the panoramic stop.