Visit the iconic Temple of Kukulcán, where Mayan astronomy and architecture come together in one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Continue to the Temple of the Warriors, famous for its detailed stone carvings, and discover the powerful history of the Sacred Cenote, a site once used for important ceremonial rituals. After the guided portion, enjoy free time to take memorable photos, walk through the ruins at your own pace, or browse optional local artisan stalls for authentic souvenirs.

After exploring the archaeological site, relax and savor a variety of traditional dishes from the region, including cochinita pibil, pasta, chicken, fresh vegetables, and seasonal fruit. This all-you-can-eat buffet allows you to choose your favorites and recharge before continuing your journey. Please note that beverages are not included and can be purchased directly at the restaurant.

Cool off with a refreshing swim at Cenote Xkekén (Dzitnup), one of the most beautiful cenotes in the Yucatán Peninsula. Hidden inside a natural cave, this stunning cenote is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and the dramatic beam of sunlight that shines through the ceiling, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Considered sacred by the ancient Maya, cenotes were essential sources of water and spiritual sites. Today, you’ll have time to swim, relax, and enjoy this unforgettable natural wonder after your visit to Chichén Itzá.

Discover a breathtaking underground cenote hidden inside a spacious natural cavern. Descend into the cave and admire the cenote from different levels before reaching the swimming area, where you can jump in and enjoy the refreshing crystal-clear turquoise waters. A natural beam of sunlight filters through the opening above, illuminating the cavern and the tree roots that hang dramatically from the ceiling, creating a truly unique atmosphere. This cenote offers a safe and unforgettable opportunity to swim or snorkel while experiencing one of the Yucatán’s most impressive natural wonders.

Enjoy a short stop in the charming colonial town of Valladolid to experience its local atmosphere. During this 30-minute visit, you’ll have time to see the iconic San Servacio Church, take photos in the main square, and soak in the colors of this traditional Yucatecan town. You may also choose to try a famous marquesita or browse optional local handicrafts and souvenirs.