Private Chichen Itza +

Uncover the captivating history and culture of the Mayan civilization with the Private Chichen Itza+ tour. This enriching experience whisks you away to the iconic Kukulkán pyramid, where you’ll explore the remarkable architectural and astronomical achievements of this ancient society. But that’s just the beginning – you’ll also swim in a stunning cenote, explore the charming colonial town of Valladolid, and savor a delectable regional buffet lunch. With personalized service, flexible scheduling, and a commitment to supporting local education, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure that goes beyond the typical tourist experience. Are you ready to unlock the secrets of this remarkable destination?

Good To Know

• Offers a private guided tour of the Chichen Itza ruins, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, with a focus on Mayan culture and heritage.
• Includes a visit to a local Mayan village to experience traditional handicrafts, make corn tortillas, and taste regional liquor.
• Provides an opportunity to swim in a stunning cenote and explore the charming colonial town of Valladolid.
• Priced at Kč2,749 per person with no upfront payment required and a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
• Includes first-class transportation, a certified bilingual guide, and a regional buffet lunch as part of the comprehensive tour experience.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The private Chichen Itza tour offers an all-inclusive experience from Cancun or Riviera Maya, priced at Kč2,749 per person.

Travelers can reserve their spot without paying upfront, and enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour is valid for one day, with flexible starting times to accommodate various schedules.

Guests can explore the iconic Mayan ruins, savor regional cuisine, and enjoy the local culture, all while benefiting from first-class transportation, a certified bilingual guide, and additional services designed to ensure a seamless and enriching experience.

Cultural Experience

Along the journey to Chichen Itza, guests embark on a captivating cultural experience.

They visit a local village, where they witness the creation of traditional Mayan handicrafts. Visitors can try their hand at making corn tortillas and savor the unique taste of Xtabentun, a regional liquor.

This immersive cultural encounter not only provides a glimpse into the Mayan way of life but also supports a local English language school for Mayan children.

Through these authentic experiences, travelers gain a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage and traditions that have endured in this ancient land.

Chichen Itza Highlights

Visitors marvel at the iconic Kukulkán pyramid, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, during their guided tour of Chichen Itza.

The bilingual guide leads the way, sharing insights into the Mayan observatory, the grand Kukulkán temple, and the sacred Cenote – a natural sinkhole with deep spiritual significance.

Guests savor a regional buffet lunch and enjoy a traditional Mayan dance performance, seeing the rich cultural heritage of the site.

• Explore the imposing Kukulkán pyramid, a testament to Mayan architectural and astronomical prowess.
• Discover the intricate carvings and symbols adorning the Mayan observatory.
• Step inside the grand Kukulkán temple, a spiritual center for the ancient Mayan civilization.
• Gaze upon the sacred Cenote, a natural wonder with a captivating history.
• Indulge in a delectable buffet of local dishes and witness a captivating Mayan dance.

Cenote and Valladolid Visit

After exploring the ancient wonders of Chichen Itza, the tour takes guests on a journey to uncover the natural beauty of the region.

First, visitors will get to swim in a stunning cenote, a natural sinkhole filled with crystal-clear water.

Then, the group will venture to the colorful colonial town of Valladolid, where they’ll admire the historic Saint Servatius cathedral and stroll through the lively main plaza.

Along the way, guests can indulge in local candies and gelato, and discover the unique charm of this Yucatecan city.

It’s a perfect way to cap off an immersive cultural experience.

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Included Services

The tour package includes first-class transportation with air conditioning and traveler insurance, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free experience.

An INAH certified bilingual guide (English, French, Spanish) accompanies the group, providing expert insights and engaging commentary throughout the tour.

Bottled water and a life vest for swimming are provided, along with a buffet lunch featuring regional dishes.

The tour also includes tips and souvenirs, with a small additional fee of $20 USD for a baby seat, payable in cash upon boarding.

These included services enhance the overall culture and convenience of the Private Chichen Itza experience.

• INAH certified bilingual guide
• Bottled water and life vest
• Buffet lunch with regional dishes
• Tips and souvenirs
• $20 USD fee for baby seat

Booking and Cancellation

With no upfront payment required, travelers can easily reserve their spot on the Private Chichen Itza tour.

The tour allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, ensuring maximum flexibility. This risk-free booking process makes planning a Chichen Itza adventure a breeze.

Whether travelers want to visit the iconic Kukulkán pyramid or experience the cultural traditions of the Mayan people, they can secure their tour with just a few clicks.

Plus, with a variety of starting times available, guests can choose the schedule that best fits their needs.

It’s never been easier to discover the wonders of Chichen Itza on a private tour.

Additional Information

Along With the flexible booking and cancellation policy, the Private Chichen Itza tour offers several other noteworthy features.

Visitors will enjoy a cultural stop in a local village, where they can experience traditional Mayan crafts, taste freshly made tortillas, and savor Xtabentun, a regional liquor.

Plus, the tour supports a local English language school for Mayan children, allowing guests to contribute to the community.

At Chichen Itza, the guided tour highlights the iconic Kukulkán pyramid, Mayan observatory, and the sacred Cenote.

Afterward, guests can swim in a cenote and explore the historic town of Valladolid, sampling local delicacies and attractions.

• Cultural immersion in a Mayan village
• Support for a local education initiative
• Guided tour of Chichen Itza’s key sites
• Refreshing swim in a serene cenote
• Exploration of the charming town of Valladolid

Frequently Asked Questions

Travelers often wonder about various aspects of the Private Chichen Itza tour. What’s included, how it differs from other options, and what to expect are common questions. The tour provides a comprehensive cultural experience, with a village visit, traditional Mayan activities, and support for local education. At Chichen Itza, the highlights include the iconic Kukulkán pyramid, Mayan observatory, and sacred cenote. Swim in a hacienda cenote and explore the colonial city of Valladolid too. Transportation, guides, entrance fees, and lunch are all covered, with a few add-on costs like car seats. Overall, it’s a well-rounded day tour showcasing the best of this New Wonder of the World.

Question	Answer
What’s included?	Transportation, guide, entrance fees, lunch
How does it differ from other tours?	More cultural experiences, support for local initiatives
When can the tour be taken?	Check availability for daily start times
What’s the cancellation policy?	Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
Any additional costs?	$20 for baby car seat

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

You’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks on the tour. However, a delicious buffet lunch featuring regional dishes is included as part of the tour package. You can choose to enjoy the included meal or supplement it with your own provisions.

Is There an Additional Fee for Large Groups?

The tour provider doesn’t mention any additional fees for large groups. However, it’s best to check with them directly to confirm the pricing and any potential group discounts or requirements.

How Long Is the Drive From Cancun to Chichen Itza?

The drive from Cancun to Chichen Itza takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours each way. The distance is around 120 miles (193 km), so it’s a relatively long but scenic journey through the Yucatan Peninsula.

Can I Extend My Stay at Chichen Itza After the Tour?

The tour doesn’t include extended stays at Chichen Itza. However, visitors can explore the site further on their own after the guided tour. Some choose to spend additional time wandering the ruins and taking in the sights at their own pace.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There’s no formal dress code for the Chichen Itza tour, but visitors should wear comfortable, casual clothing and sturdy shoes. It’s best to avoid tank tops, short shorts, and swimwear, as the tour includes visits to cultural sites.

The Sum Up

The Private Chichen Itza tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to take in the captivating history and vibrant culture of the Mayan civilization. With personalized service, incredible sights, and an immersive regional experience, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a unique cultural exploration, this tour is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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