From Cancún & Tulum Chichén Itzá the Luxe and 2 Cenotes

Exploring the ancient wonder of Chichen Itza and the serene beauty of cenotes is a must-do experience for any traveler to the Yucatan Peninsula. This comprehensive tour from Cancun and Tulum offers an all-inclusive, luxurious journey through the region’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Enjoy the rich history of the Mayan civilization, cool off in the crystal-clear waters of the Ikkil and Hubiku cenotes, and savor a delectable buffet lunch. With comfortable transportation and expert guidance, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure that will leave you eager to uncover more of the Yucatan’s captivating wonders.

Key Points

• Explore the iconic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a guided tour that provides insights into the ancient civilization.
• Experience the natural wonder of Ikkil and Hubiku cenotes, with the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear, refreshing waters.
• Savor a delectable buffet lunch featuring traditional Mexican and Yucatecan dishes at the park.
• Discover the charming colonial town of Valladolid and its well-preserved Spanish architecture.
• Enjoy hassle-free, air-conditioned van transportation to and from the tour sites from Cancun and Tulum.

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Chichen Itza Guided Tour

On the Chichen Itza guided tour, visitors will explore the grand Mayan ruins, including the iconic Temple of Kukulcan, a massive step pyramid that was the centerpiece of this ancient city.

They’ll learn about the remarkable Mayan civilization that flourished here from 600 AD, and discover the fascinating history and architecture of the site.

The guided tour provides invaluable insights, allowing travelers to make the most of their visit and gain a deeper understanding of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With the expertise of a knowledgeable guide, visitors will uncover the secrets and significance of Chichen Itza, one of the most impressive archaeological wonders of the Yucatan Peninsula.

Mayan Civilization Insights

The Mayan civilization, which flourished in the Yucatan Peninsula from around 600 AD, left behind a remarkable legacy that continues to captivate visitors to Chichen Itza.

Exploring the intricate carvings, astronomical alignments, and engineering feats of this ancient culture provides travelers with invaluable insights into the sophistication and ingenuity of the Mayan people.

During the guided tour, guests will learn about the Mayans’ advanced understanding of mathematics, astronomy, and architecture, which they used to construct impressive structures like the iconic Temple of Kukulcan.

This immersion in Mayan history and culture adds depth and richness to the overall tour experience, leaving visitors with a greater appreciation for the remarkable achievements of this ancient civilization.

Cenote Swimming Experience

After exploring the impressive Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, guests can look forward to swimming in the crystal-clear waters of two cenotes, natural sinkholes that are iconic features of the Yucatan landscape. Ikkil and Hubiku cenotes provide a refreshing respite from the heat, allowing visitors to enjoy the region’s unique geological formations and appreciate the tranquil, otherworldly beauty of these subterranean pools.

Cenote Name	Water Depth	Temperature
Ikkil	6-12 meters	24-26°C
Hubiku	10-15 meters	25-27°C

Visitors can swim, snorkel, or simply relax on the surrounding platforms, taking in the serene atmosphere and the natural wonder of these ancient, water-filled caverns.

Hubiku and Ikkil Cenotes

Nestled amidst the lush Yucatan landscape, the Hubiku and Ikkil cenotes offer visitors a chance to enjoy the region’s captivating natural wonders.

These crystal-clear, underground pools are fed by freshwater springs, creating a serene and breathtaking setting. Guests can take a refreshing swim in the cool waters, surrounded by the cenotes’ impressive limestone formations and verdant foliage.

The Hubiku cenote boasts a stunning 131-foot (40-meter) deep sinkhole, while the Ikkil cenote features a unique, partially submerged cave system.

Both offer a relaxing and invigorating escape from the day’s activities, providing a perfect complement to the tour’s other highlights, including the ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza.

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Buffet Lunch at Park

Following the refreshing swim in the Hubiku and Ikkil cenotes, guests can look forward to an included buffet lunch at the on-site park facilities. The buffet offers a delectable spread of traditional Mexican and local Yucatecan dishes, catering to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences. Diners can indulge in a satisfying post-swim meal while taking in the serene natural surroundings of the cenote parks.

Dish	Description	Ingredients
Cochinita Pibil	Slow-roasted pork	Achiote, orange juice, garlic, onion, spices
Sopa de Lima	Lime soup	Chicken broth, lime, cilantro, tortilla strips
Elote	Grilled corn	Mayonnaise, cotija cheese, chili powder
Sopa de Frijol	Black bean soup	Beans, onion, tomato, epazote
Panuchos	Fried tortillas with refried beans	Refried beans, cabbage, pickled onions

Valladolid Colonial Town Visit

The tour then takes guests on a quick visit to the historic, colonial town of Valladolid, allowing them to explore the charming streets and admire the well-preserved Spanish architecture.

Founded in 1543, Valladolid is known for its vibrant plazas, colorful buildings, and iconic cathedral. Visitors can wander through the quaint city center, stopping to browse local shops and sample traditional Yucatecan cuisine.

The town’s rich history is on full display, with landmarks like the Convent of San Bernardino of Siena and the Casa de los Venados highlighting Valladolid’s significant role in Mexico’s past. Though the stop is brief, it provides a glimpse into the colonial heritage that defines this enchanting destination.

Air-conditioned Van Transportation

Guests aboard the air-conditioned van enjoy a comfortable journey to Chichen Itza, with unlimited soft drinks and a snack box provided along the way.

The modern, climate-controlled vehicle ensures a relaxing ride, allowing travelers to sit back and enjoy the scenic views as they’re transported to the ancient Mayan ruins.

The round-trip transportation is a convenient and hassle-free way to reach the site, eliminating the need to drive or arrange separate logistics.

With all the amenities taken care of, guests can focus on seeing the cultural and historical experience that awaits them at Chichen Itza and the stunning cenotes.

Pricing and Booking Details

Priced at £108.71 per person, this full-day tour from Cancun to Chichen Itza, two cenotes, and Valladolid can be easily booked online. Guests have the option to reserve their spot now and pay later, providing flexibility in planning their Yucatan adventure.

Service	Included
Guided Tour	Chichen Itza, Ikkil Cenote, Hubiku Cenote
Transport	Round-trip in air-conditioned van
Meals	Buffet lunch at the park
Drinks	Unlimited soft drinks and snacks
Booking	Reserve now, pay later

This all-inclusive package offers an unforgettable cultural and natural experience in the heart of the Mayan world.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Available on Weekends?

Yes, the full-day tour from Cancun is available on weekends. The tour offers visits to Chichen Itza, two cenotes, and the town of Valladolid, with transportation and amenities included in the price of $108.71 per person.

Can I Customize the Tour to Visit Additional Sites?

Yes, you can customize the tour to visit additional sites. The operator offers flexibility to tailor the itinerary based on your interests, though it may incur an extra cost. Simply communicate your preferences when booking the tour.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment for the Cenotes?

You don’t need any special equipment for the cenotes. The tour provides snorkel gear, so you can simply bring your swimsuit and towel. The cenotes have crystal-clear waters, so you’ll be able to enjoy the natural beauty.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Larger Groups?

Yes, there may be discounts available for larger groups. It’s best to check with the tour provider directly to inquire about any group pricing or discounts that could apply to your booking.

Can I Cancel or Reschedule the Tour if Needed?

Yes, the tour can be canceled or rescheduled if needed. Customers can contact the tour operator to make changes, but there may be fees or restrictions depending on the timing of the request.

Recap

This comprehensive tour offers an unforgettable journey to the iconic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza.

Explore the grand Temple of Kukulcan, discover the serene cenotes, indulge in a delectable buffet, and learn about the colonial charm of Valladolid.

With comfortable transportation and expert guidance, it’s a seamless and luxurious experience that showcases the remarkable achievements of the ancient civilization.

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