English-speaking tours in Mexico
Chichen Itza Tour with Cenote and Valladolid
Local experiences in the Riviera Maya
Chichen Itza Tour with Cenote and Valladolid
Step Back in Time: Experience the Magic of Chichen Itza Like Never Before
Photo taken at Chichen Itza by Vivasuntours.
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Departure: Confirm pickup for your accommodation before booking.
Price per adult: 135 USD
Price for children under 11 years old: 125 USD
Price for toddlers under 4 years old: FREE
Visit Chichen Itza, cool off at a cenote and explore Valladolid on a full-day excursion. Ask our team about a shared departure for your dates, including the guide language, hotel pickup and total price.

What's included in your day:
✔️ Air-conditioned transportation from your accommodation
✔️ Entrance to the archaeological site
✔️ Guide language confirmed before booking
✔️ Cenote entrance fee
✔️ Lunch and drinks at a restaurant
✔️ Water and soft drinks throughout the day
Please note: Tips for your guides are appreciated but entirely optional
Your excursion itinerary
Explore Chichen Itza
Walk through the Maya archaeological site and learn about its buildings and history with your guide. Wear comfortable shoes and plan for time outdoors in the heat. Access is subject to the site’s current rules.
Cenote swimming and lunch
The route includes a cenote stop and lunch. Bring swimwear and a towel if you want to swim; let us know about swimming confidence, steps or other access needs. The exact cenote and meal arrangements are confirmed with your departure.
A stop in Valladolid
See a different side of the Yucatan Peninsula with time in Valladolid. Ask about the day’s schedule if there is a particular place you hope to visit; the excursion does not include every attraction in the city.
Choose your tour format
For a trip arranged for your own party, compare the private Chichen Itza itinerary and group prices. For a shared departure, send your travel date and accommodation so we can confirm availability.
Photo taken at Cenote near Chichen Itza by Vivasuntours.
© 2023 Vivasuntours. All rights reserved
What does this itinerary combine?
Chichen Itza, a cenote stop, lunch and a visit to Valladolid. Confirm the order of visits and the expected return time for your departure.
Can I swim at the cenote?
A swimming stop is part of the itinerary. Tell us about swimming confidence and access needs before booking, and follow the site’s equipment and safety requirements.
What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sun protection, swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes. Follow the archaeological site and cenote rules about permitted products and belongings.
Can I customize the route?
Discuss changes through the private tour option. A shared departure follows its confirmed group itinerary.
How do I confirm pickup and guide language?
Send your travel date, accommodation address, number of travelers and preferred guide language. We confirm the available departure arrangements before you reserve.
What should I confirm before paying?
Confirm the date, total price and currency, pickup, inclusions, activity requirements and cancellation terms. Read the booking terms and ask the team about anything specific to your group.
Add a photographer to your excursion
Enjoy the day and come home with photographs of everyone together. The 5,900 MXN photography package includes coverage of the key moments in your planned itinerary and 50 edited high-resolution photographs.
Receive 3–5 highlights within 24 hours and your private online gallery within 5 business days. Additional photo options are available.
See the full photography package and options, or Ask about photography on WhatsApp. Photographer availability must be confirmed for your excursion date.
For a prompt and effective response to your inquiries, we encourage you to contact us via WhatsApp.
To secure your reservation,
we require a deposit based on the number of participants and the excursions you wish to take with us. The remaining balance should be paid in cash to the guide on the morning of your first excursion.

