Chichen Itza – Mayan Cuisine

Transportation

Included
Schedule

Monday to Sunday
Duration

13 hours
Minimum Age

For all ages

Description

Enjoy one of the 7 wonders of the world in this activity that is both fun and full of culture. We will transport all your senses to the roots of regional cuisine (one of the greatest legacies of Maya culture) in a unique culinary demonstration, experiencing the tradition and innovation in the use of plants, vegetables, and wildlife that transcend borders and symbolize the rich culinary diversity of the region.

What’s Included?

Round-trip transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
Bilingual cultural guide
Entrance to the archaeological site
Guided tour at Chichen Itza
Culinary demonstration and visit to artisan towns
Buffet meal
2 bottles of water during the tour
Visit to the Ikkil cenote
Life jackets and lockers at the cenote
Visit to the Magic Town of Valladolid

What to Bring?

Comfortable clothing and footwear
Sunglasses
Biodegradable repellent and sunscreen
Towel
Change of clothes
Swimsuit
Cash (for photos, souvenirs, tips, and extra drinks)

What to Expect?

Day 1 :

Pick-up at your hotel

A comfortable bus will pick you up at the hotel to take you to Chichen Itza.

Day 2 :

Guided tour of Chichen Itza

An expert guide will take you on a tour of the main structures of the Mayan city, such as the Kukulcán Castle, the Temple of the Warriors, and the Ball Court.

Day 3 :

Free time to explore

After the guided tour, you will have free time to explore the archaeological site at your own pace and take photographs.

Day 4 :

Visit to a cenote

You will be able to swim and cool off in these wonderful natural formations.

Day 5 :

Buffet meal

You will enjoy a delicious buffet lunch with typical dishes from the region.

Day 6 :

Visit to a Magic Town

You will visit Valladolid, where you can learn about its history and craftsmanship.

Day 7 :

Return to your hotel

At the end of the day, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Meeting and Return Point

Additional Information

Physical condition: It is recommended to be in good physical condition to fully enjoy the tour.
Proper footwear: Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes, preferably sneakers or hiking boots, as you will be walking on uneven and possibly rocky surfaces. Avoid wearing sandals or heels.
Sunscreen protection: Don't forget to apply high-SPF sunscreen, wear a hat, and sunglasses.
Insect repellent: Insect repellent is highly recommended, especially if you visit the site during the rainy season.
Cameras and electronic devices: Bring a camera to capture special moments, but be careful while walking with it.
Book in advance: Especially during peak season, it is recommended to book your tour in advance to secure your spot.
Respect the site: Follow your guide's instructions and respect the rules of the archaeological site.
Enjoy the experience: Chichen Itza is a magical place. Relax, enjoy the scenery, and learn about the fascinating Mayan culture!
Prohibited items: It is not allowed to enter with food, alcoholic beverages, drones, pets, or sharp or pointed objects.
Climbing the Pyramid: For safety reasons, climbing to the top of the Kukulcán Pyramid is currently not allowed.
Crafts Sale: Inside the archaeological site, only authorized artisans are allowed to sell crafts.