Chichen Itza, Ik Kil Cenote & Valladolid All-Inclusive Tour

It was a great trip! The guides did amazing and we learned so much. I would 100% recommend this group to anyone.

This is a great tour if you want to experience several items in a day. Please note that it will be an entire day activity, but that is what we were looking for. Leaving Cancun you are in a very nice, modern bus which is super smooth and great A/C. The bus ride from Cancun to Chichen Itza is about 2 hours 45 minutes. Part of that time our guide Karla educated us on the Mayan culture and understanding their calendar system. It was really interesting. At Chichen Itza you will have a guide based on on language spoken. Our group was about 10 people and it was very interesting. The entire area was amazing. Be prepared to be inundated by people selling things. Just don't stop or make eye contact unless you do want to negotiate on an item. There are a ton of people selling things. The Cenote swim was very unique and I am so glad that it was included. After a pretty hot day of walking around Chichen Itza it was nice to swim in a cool cenote. I'd say the food was average but if quantity is your thing then it was a buffet and you can eat all you want. I found it best to stick with a few things to try that are typical Mayan foods and you will enjoy it more. It was very professional and I'd do it again if I take a different family member with me. I'd recommend you bring sunscreen, water bottle, mosquito repellent (not bad just a few of them), a hat (for Chichen Itza time), some pesos for souvenirs, tips and it was nice to get the Mayan calendar explanation of your birth date with the certificate.

Great experience I would definitely do it again, the tour guides were awesome! Thank you Ricardo!!! My experience at the Cenote was my FAVORITE and learning about the Mayan culture!

We visited chitchen itza and the Hibuku Cenote and it was an amazing experience. Our tour guide Ruth Samora was great! She was very knowledgeable and taught us so much about the Mayans. At the same time she made it fun and helped the travel time pass quickly! I would definitely recommend this tour company. They arrived early and accommodated our small group along the way. The driver was also excellent we felt we were in very good hands.

Safe distancing. The tour guide was very kind. We enjoyed the trip no hassle driving. We really enjoy the Chichen Itza the most, less people due to the pandemic

Our tour guides, Alexi, Diego and Benji were very knowledgeable about the Mayan culture. I think the excursion was too long. We were gone a total of 13 hours. I did not expect that. We made a stop in a small town that was not on the itinerary. I don't think that was necessary. Also, the stop in Valladolid was unnecessary since we were only allowed to be there for 30 minutes. That resulted in a short walk to the square to buy from street vendors. I think Chichen Itza and the Cenotes would be plenty for this tour. I recommend bringing an umbrella for Chichen Itza as the sun can be brutal.

Amazing tour, the crew have very interesting information about the Mayan culture fully knowledgeable about the ruins and cenotes they introduced you to a Mayan Shaman and he makes a little ceremony, 150% recommended !!!

It was a very fun and informative tour I loved both cenotes and the food was great our tour guide was Carlos and he was amazing very fun and informative definitely recommend this tour !!

Carlos Moo was our guide, and he was excellent— so kind, funny, knowledgeable, and willing to participate in each activity. We had to modify plans due to Covid restrictions but Carlos made the trip pretty darn great regardless! The food was good, transport efficient, and swimming in cenotes was so refreshing! I definitely recommend this tour— but I especially recommend Carlos! Given the difficulty planning worthwhile tours right now, this is your best bet!

Tour was changed as government closed Chichen Itza for 15 days. Ended up on a 8hr trip vs 12hr. Instead of Chichen Itza, Valladolid, and Ik kil cenote we went to two other cenotes and some “Mayan traditions”. Sounded nice when they emailed us, and as just about everything was closed due to the pandemic, we decided to keep the tour. To start, our tour van was almost 20min late. At the location, a shaman blessed us before entering the cenotes as they are sacred in the Mayan community. We saw 2 cenotes (Chen Ha and Mariposa). They were not large but were nice. We were only in for about 15min at each cenote. The lunch was very good with several options. We were supposed to see traditional Mayan practices such as honey extraction and cacao tasting. Instead it was a poor tasting of honey (sticking a toothpick into a cup) and a bite of a toasted cacao bean. For the price we paid for our original trip to this, there should have been some partial refund. Or something to match what we had paid/expected. The tour guide did a good job with his part. If your trip is changed, I recommend getting the refund and canceling.