Complete Mayan Experience: Chichen Itza & Tulum 2-Day Tour

Explore the mysteries of the Mayan civilization on a 2-day tour of Chichen Itza and Tulum. Avoid the crowds and the midday heat, and get the best photo opportunities with early access to the ruins.

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Highlights

Visit the archaeological sites of Chichen Itza and Tulum
Get early access and avoid the crowds that come later in the day
Learn more about the culture and history of the Mayan civilization

Description

Explore 2 of the most significant sites of the Maya civilization on a 2-day tour of Chichen Itza and Tulum. Avoid the crowds with early access to the sites, and benefit from round-trip transfers from Cancún, Puerto Morelos and Playa del Carmen. Delve deeper into the culture of the Mayans with the help of a specialist guide. Day 1: Chichen Itza Depart at dawn to visit the archaeological site of Chichen Itza in relative tranquility before the crowds arrive. Benefit from more personalized attention by a specialized archaeologist guide and get the best and most detailed explanations about the site and its monuments. Learn more about the Mayan culture, their background and the history of this mystical place. Day 2: Tulum Visit the walled city of Tulum and explore one of the most studied archaeological sites in Quintana Roo. Visit in the morning to avoid the crowds and get more time to devote to the site. Admire its architectural and natural beauty, perched on a clifftop overlooking the Caribbean Sea. See the Temple of the Frescoes, noted for the quality of its wall paintings depicting the life of the Mayans and their deities. Marvel at the emblematic building known as 'El Castillo,' mainly used for religious rituals and as a beacon for the merchant ships of the Mayans as they sailed along the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula.

Includes

Round-trip transfers
Box lunch at Chichen Itza (baguette, juice and chips)
Entrance to a cenote
Bilingual guide
Entrance tickets
Photos
Optional tips
Drinks

Important Information

If your hotel is not within the pick-up zones than you will need to join the tour at a designated meeting point in Playa del Carmen or Cancun
Your booking does not include a local tax ($23) per person. This tax must be paid at the ticket office, also the tour operator will sell these tickets prior arrival to expedite the entrance to the site. If you are Mexican you will have a discount on this tax if you present official ID, if you do not carry this ID you will have to pay the tax