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Discover Uxmal with this 6-hour guided tour from Merida for $75, including transportation, expert guide, and free time to explore one of the Maya's most stunning sites.
Exploring Uxmal from Merida becomes a smooth and captivating experience with this carefully curated half-day tour. Priced at $75 per person, it offers a 6-hour window to see the highlights of this Puuc Route marvel without missing your afternoon in the city. The tour starts early at 7:00 am with air-conditioned transportation, ensuring comfort as you venture into the heart of Yucatán’s archaeological treasures. With a certified guide leading the way, you’ll get a thorough introduction to the Pyramid of the Soothsayer, the Quadrangle of the Nuns, and the Governors Palace—some of Uxmal’s most iconic structures.
This tour is excellent for history enthusiasts who want a full but efficient visit, especially since it includes about 1 hour and 20 minutes of guided exploration and 40 minutes of free time to wander at your own pace. It’s ideal for those who prefer to avoid the crowds and heat by visiting early, and who appreciate the flexibility to capture photos or simply admire the grandeur. The early return to Merida means your afternoon remains free for other plans, making this a practical choice for a full day of sightseeing.


The tour kicks off with pickup at a chosen meeting point in Merida, eliminating the need for independent travel. The air-conditioned bus ensures a comfortable ride to Uxmal, located within the Puuc archaeological zone. This logistics setup makes the trip straightforward, especially for those unfamiliar with the area. The return trip to Merida is included, with the tour concluding back at the original meeting point, leaving you plenty of time for the rest of your day.
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The guided tour of Uxmal is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, focusing on the most well-known structures. The Pyramid of the Soothsayer is renowned for its impressive architecture and mysterious purpose. The Quadrangle of the Nuns offers a graceful example of Puuc style with detailed stone mosaics. The Governors Palace is majestic, with its wide façade and intricate carvings, allowing visitors to appreciate the artistry of the Maya.
This tour emphasizes meaning and construction, helping visitors understand not just the visual splendor but also the cultural significance of each site. The guide provides stories and legends that add depth to the experience, making it engaging for history buffs and casual visitors alike.

After the guided portion, travelers have 40 minutes of free time. This break enables visitors to walk at their own pace, take photographs, or simply sit and absorb the ambiance of Uxmal. Many enjoy capturing the intricate stonework or exploring smaller structures not covered during the guided segment. The early schedule means fewer people around, which enhances the opportunity for unobstructed photos and a peaceful visit.

The inclusion of air-conditioned transportation adds comfort for the approximately 1-hour drive each way. The tour is designed to be accessible for most travelers, with most participants being able to participate comfortably. The group size is limited to 18 travelers, fostering a friendly atmosphere where questions and interaction are encouraged.

This tour stands out because of its balanced itinerary—covering the key structures with expert guidance while allowing ample free time. The early start offers an advantage for avoiding crowds and heat, which many visitors find crucial for a memorable experience. The professional guides, praised for their storytelling and knowledge, enhance the visit with engaging explanations and cultural insights.
The cost-benefit ratio is attractive, considering the inclusion of transport, guiding, and entrance fee. Travelers do need to budget separately for the entrance ticket to Uxmal, which costs MX$556.00 per person, but this is typical for archaeological site visits.

This experience is perfect for history lovers seeking a comprehensive yet efficient exploration of Uxmal. It suits those who value guided insights, but also appreciate free time to explore independently. The early departure and comfortable transport make it suitable for travelers who want to maximize their day in Merida while enjoying one of the most impressive Maya sites.
“Uxmal was mind blowing. I am in awe of Maya culture, their knowledge, wisdom, respect for nature, and skills of engineering, science and astronomy….”

What is included in the tour price?
The $75 fee covers transportation, a certified guide, and guided entry to the archaeological zone. The entrance fee to Uxmal (MX$556.00) is paid separately.
How early does the tour start?
The tour begins at 7:00 am, allowing visitors to arrive early at Uxmal and avoid crowds.
How much free time do I get at Uxmal?
You receive 40 minutes after the guided tour to walk freely, take photos, and explore.
Is transportation comfortable?
Yes, the tour uses air-conditioned buses, providing a comfortable ride to and from Uxmal.
What is the group size?
The maximum number of travelers is 18, ensuring a more personal experience.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.
This tomorrow in Uxmal from Merida tour offers a well-paced, engaging way to experience Uxmal’s stunning architecture and history while maintaining flexibility for the rest of your day in Merida. Its combination of expert guidance, early scheduling, and comfortable transport makes it a practical choice for those eager to explore the Maya world efficiently.