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Discover Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a private guide, cenote swim, and a charming Valladolid tour for $379 per person.
Travel to the heart of Yucatán with a private tour that combines Chichen Itza, a cenote, and the colonial town of Valladolid. Priced at $379 per person, this 10-hour journey offers a personalized experience, with pickups at designated locations, admission tickets included, and the comfort of private transportation. The tour is highly rated, earning a perfect 5.0/5 from 29 reviews, and is recommended by 100% of participants, making it a safe choice for those seeking a rich, informative day with expert guidance.
While most bookings are made about a month in advance, the tour’s flexible schedule and thoughtful itinerary make it especially appealing for travelers wanting a well-paced exploration of Yucatán’s iconic sites. Travelers seeking an immersive, hassle-free experience with certified bilingual guides, snacks, and cold drinks will find this tour suits their needs.


The tour begins early at 7:00 am, with private transportation ready to whisk your group directly to Chichen Itza. The private guide leads you through the archaeological site, emphasizing the stories behind the landmarks and explaining the alignment with equinoxes, which adds a layer of understanding to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The admission ticket is included, so there’s no need to queue, allowing more time to appreciate the pyramid of Kukulcán, the Ball Court, and other significant structures. The personalized attention from the guide means tailored explanations, making this an ideal option for history buffs or anyone curious about the Maya civilization.
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After exploring Chichen Itza, the tour moves to Cenote Saamal, a natural cenote famed for its crystal-clear waters and calming environment. This 2.5-hour stop allows visitors to swim and relax, making use of provided life jackets for safety.
The cenote offers a refreshing break from the archaeological site, with admission included. Visitors appreciate the tranquil setting and the chance to cool off in Yucatán’s iconic natural pools. The well-maintained environment and absence of time pressure provide a pleasant pause in the day’s schedule.

With renewed energy, the tour proceeds to Valladolid, a charming colonial town filled with history and vibrant streets. The scenic tour lasts about 3 hours, during which the group passes notable sites like the Convent of San Bernardino de Siena and the Iglesia de San Servacio. Both are viewed panoramically, with free admission.
The town’s architecture and lively atmosphere reflect its status as a Magical Town. Visitors enjoy strolling along Calzada de los Frailes, soaking in the colonial charm, and observing local life in this picturesque setting.

During the Valladolid tour, panoramic stops at the San Bernardino Convent and the San Servacio Church provide insight into the town’s deep history. These 15-minute stops are free of charge and offer picture opportunities and brief explanations of their significance.
These stops are perfect for those interested in Yucatán’s colonial architecture and religious history, without the need for lengthy excursions. They complement the overall Valladolid experience, giving visitors a glimpse into the town’s rich cultural tapestry.

Throughout the day, the private transportation ensures a comfortable and flexible experience, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The certified bilingual guide offers expert narration, making the history and significance of each site accessible and engaging.
Along With the guided service, travelers receive refreshing snacks and cold beverages from the minibar during the trip. The life jackets provided at the cenote and travel insurance during transportation add safety and peace of mind. The tour also emphasizes sustainable tourism and cenote protection, encouraging respectful visitation.

The tour boasts a free cancellation policy if canceled at least 24 hours in advance, offering flexibility for change of plans. While most weather conditions won’t affect the experience, poor weather may lead to rescheduling or full refunds.
This flexibility, combined with the small group nature of the tour, makes it suitable for travelers who value personalized service and risk-free booking.

This private experience is ideal for families, couples, or small groups seeking an educational, comfortable, and customizable day exploring Yucatán’s highlights. It’s perfect for those wanting to skip large tour groups, enjoy expert guidance, and have the freedom to linger at sites.
Travelers interested in Mayan archaeology, natural cenotes, and colonial towns will find this tour hits all the right notes, with a well-balanced mix of history, nature, and culture.

While the 10-hour schedule covers key sites thoroughly, some might find the paced itinerary slightly busy, especially during the Valladolid tour. Also, this tour does not include lunch, so planning ahead for meals might be necessary.
No stops at souvenir shops are included, keeping the focus on the sites themselves, which many find refreshing. The tour is designed for most fitness levels, but do prepare for walking at Chichen Itza and the town’s uneven streets.
This private tour offers a comprehensive, comfortable, and educational way to experience some of Yucatán’s most iconic sites. The inclusion of admission tickets, snacks, and expert bilingual guides makes it a convenient choice for those wanting a hassle-free visit.
The highlight remains the personalized attention from guides like Gabriel, who bring stories and insights that enrich the visit. The cenote swim and the charming Valladolid town visit add natural beauty and cultural depth to the day.
While it’s not suited for travelers seeking luxury dining or longer leisure periods, it provides good pacing and value for those eager to learn and explore comfortably. This tour is best suited for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone wanting a well-rounded Yucatán adventure.
“We had the most incredible day with our fantastic driver and guide Gabriel. From the moment Gabriel picked us up everything felt so special and he …”
Is lunch included in this tour?
No, lunch is not included. Travelers should plan to bring or purchase their own meals.
What is the duration of the entire tour?
The tour lasts approximately 10 hours, starting at 7:00 am and ending in the evening.
Are the stops suitable for all fitness levels?
Yes, most stops involve walking but are accessible for most fitness levels. Be prepared for some uneven surfaces at sites like Chichen Itza.
Is there a group size limit?
This is a private tour, so only your group participates, ensuring personalized service.
What is included in the price?
The admission tickets for Chichen Itza and the cenote, private transportation, a certified bilingual guide, snacks, cold drinks, life jackets, and travel insurance are included.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance.
What are the meeting points?
The tour starts with pickup at selected locations, with timing at 7:00 am.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Most travelers can participate, but consider the walking involved and the outdoor environment for very young children.
Are there any restrictions or special requirements?
Guests should be prepared for outdoor activity and bring comfortable walking shoes. The tour emphasizes sustainable tourism and cenote protection.
Who operates this tour?
The experience is provided by TRAVELEZZA, a reputable provider with positive reviews and a focus on quality service.