TOUR AND EXCURSION ITINERARY
Duration: According to the package booked (12/16 hours)
Destination: Chichen Itza archaeological zone, tour of the Mayan village of Cuxta, 200-meter zip line activity, tour of closed cenotes (Xkeken and Samula)
Tour type: Small group (13 passengers)
SCHEDULE AND MEETING
All participants must arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting points. For transfers from hotels, please be waiting 10 minutes early in the Motor lobby.
The remaining balance and federal taxes must be paid before boarding.
Verify the number of reservations.
Inform participants about safety rules and regulations to follow.
The guide will clarify any questions before, during, and after the tour.
Transportation included: Our team will handle logistics and transfers. This will depend largely on the accommodation; for Airbnbs, we will mention the meeting points.
ITINERARY AND DESTINATIONS
1. The activity will begin with a tour of the Chichen Itza archaeological site, with the possibility that the time may be extended depending on the number of visitors.
2. Depending on the activity, a visit to a Mayan village known as Cuxtal, a protected area south of the Merida region, and other areas is included. The name derives from the Mayan language, Kuxtal, which means “Life” or “birth.”
3. Afterward, we will have a 200-meter zip line activity, taking us deep into the heart of the jungle.
4. Following the activities mentioned, we will proceed to explore the closed cenotes known as “XKEKEN and SAMULA.”
HIGHLIGHTS
Archaeological sites
Panoramic tour of Mayan villages
Adrenaline-pumping activity on a torolea
Free time to explore both cenotes.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS
Arrive early at the meeting point or waiting area.
Use biodegradable sunscreen (not aerosol).
Wear comfortable clothing, cash, and a cell phone charger.
Avoid wearing jewelry, expensive sunglasses, or valuable watches.
RETURN
The return trip ends with the last cenote activity, so it is very important that you bring a towel or a change of clothes.
SMALL TOUR
This tour includes a meal in the Mayan village, a bottle of water for the hiking activities, the privacy of a personalized tour with assistance, round-trip transportation, life jackets for the cenotes, and access to archaeological sites.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
This tour may last longer than stated, depending on the number of visitors. For this reason, we keep groups small to maintain control and ensure you fully enjoy this excursion.
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