Mexico · CHICHEN ITZA TOURS & TICKETS
Chichen Itza is a long way from every beach that sells it, and the difference between a good day and a wasted one is the departure time. These 15 compare pickup, arrival hour, cenote stop and total price, including the early-access runs that reach the plaza first.
A 12-hour day trip from Cancun with hotel pickup, Chichén Itzá highlights, a swim in Cenote Chichikán, and a stop in Valladolid.
“It was a long day, but very worthwhile. We learned a lot about the Mayan culture from our guides Cesar and Luis.”
A long day from Cancun to Chichen Itza, Cenote Chichikan, and Valladolid, with lunch, tequila tasting, and guided ruins plus free time.
“It was a great experience! Our tour guides, Marcela and Kevin were very knowledgeable and friendly! And the tour included an all round experience from a cenote to authentic Mexican lunch to a beautiful town, Valladolid and of course Chichen Itza! Highly recommended!”
12-hour Cancun trip to Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, Valladolid, tequila tasting, and optional lunch with skip-the-line entry.
“My wife and I had a wonderful time on this tour.. we had an amazing guide in Tomas who was full of information all day and was helped us take super pictures....Jorge was our super busy driver who got us to all our stops in time as well as our drop off at our hotel...I would highly recommend booking this tour.”
Early guided Chichén Itzá plus a cenote swim and Valladolid stop, with tequila tasting and lunch, plus hotel pickup from Cancun area.
“Make sure your booking is from a near place we road a bus for 4 1/2 hours one way was very unpleasant ride the tour guide himself. They were very well good but the people setting it up. Do not set it up right being gone from 6 AM till 930 at night was not very fun at all almost 10 hours on a bus.”
Early Chichen Itza entry from Cancun with hotel pickup, guide-led Mayan myths, AC ride, and about 9 hours total.
“Chichen Itza - great excursion, would have benefitted umbrellas and water bottles like other tours. Our guide, Roberto, was excellent.”
Chichen Itza, Valladolid, and a bright-blue cenote swim with zip line and local lunch from Cancun. Tickets extra, full-day tour.
“Great tour! The guides were very informative. Shout out to Diego and his extensive knowledge of the Mayan culture. Highly recommended.”
Small-group day trip from Tulum to Chichén Itzá, Valladolid, and Cenote Xux Há, with lunch, snacks, and smooth transfers.
“Carlos the tour guide was very knowledgeable and everything about this experience was amazing. The transportation, Chichén Itzá, the lunch, and Cenote were great. Highly recommend this tour.”
Early-access private VIP day to Chichén Itzá, cenote Oxman swim, and a local lunch in Valladolid, with pickup in Riviera Maya.
“We had a fantastic time with Eric. He was an amazing tour guide, super knowledgeable and friendly. Everything was very smooth from beginning till end. Eric was even flexible to do an extra stop for us at a church we wanted to see. An additional highlight was the lunch - not at all a touristic spot with crappy food, in fact we had reallyyy tasty options. There was almost no waiting time for the food since Eric even ordered our choices in advance. 10/10, very thoughtful organisation. Worth the money & can only recommend !”
Cancun day trip to Chichen Itza, a swim at Cenote Nool-Ha, and a quick Valladolid walk, with buffet lunch and hotel pickup.
“The tour feels rushed and you don't get much time to actually experience Chichen Itza or the cenote. The first part we wasted a lot of time waiting to get food, and we were pushed in line to get things quickly. About an hour before that is wasted standing around. The town tour is only about 25 min and you are rushed back to the bus. In Chichen Itza you arrive with less than two hours to explore. The tour guide did not communicate what time to be back, and the first hour he had us standing in the rain pushing us to ask him questions. We only got about…”
Chichen Itza tickets, buffet lunch, Saamal cenote swim, and Valladolid visit on a 13-hour guided tour with hotel pickup from Cancun.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
From Cancun: Chichen Itza guided tour, swims at Cenotes Suytún and Ik-kil, then Valladolid. Pickup, guide, and Chichen tickets included.
“Started at 7am and Got back 10:30PM. Many stops that were just for shopping. Not enough time for the important stops. White bread sandwich for breakfast.”
Private Chichén Itzá from Playa del Carmen with skip-the-line entry, Sacred Cenote swim, Valladolid lunch, and door-to-door transfers.
“My wife and I got Helios as our tour guide. The best tour guide! He had sandwiches with an apple and chips ready for us in case we didn't eat breakfast that morning. He also had drinks for us throughout the tour in a cold ice chest. He's very knowledgeable as he explained all of the history and intricate details of every site that we visited. Very professional, courteous, and funny at times. Helios made our day at Chichen Itza very enjoyable. We couldn't have gotten a better guide. We beat all of the crowds and were back at our hotel in Playa Del Carmen by 5:30 pm just in…”
Chichén Itzá, Cenote Saamal swim, and Valladolid with lunch plus round-trip transport from Playa del Carmen in a full day.
“Fantastic from start to finish. Eduardo and Hugo were fantastic all day. The sites were stunning, pick up was convenient, it was a great experience.”
Chichén Itzá and cenote day trip from Playa del Carmen with hotel pickup, a swim in Noolha, Mayan village stops, and lunch included.
“What a sh**show! Started with no one showing at the designated pickup spot. By accident, able to find alternate pickup area. Departure 2 1/2 hours later after being driven all over town picking up other passengers. Order of events as advertised-1) Chichen itza, 2) Lunch and sightseeing in Valladolid. 3) Swimming at Seytun cenote. Actual order-1) Selva Maya cenote, 2)Mayan cultural village (tourist trap) with lunch, 3) Chichen itza, 4) Brief stop (1/2 hour) in Valladolid. Box lunch promised was a 6 inch Subway sandwich that was mostly just bread. Every stop included incessant hawking of trinkets, souvenirs and elixirs. The coup de gras was another 1-1/2 hours of dropping…”
Chichen Itza guided tour with early entry, cenote swim and tequila tasting, then Valladolid stroll on a 12-hour Yucatan trip.
“Garry, Ricardo & Manuel were fantastic and made the whole day an incredible adventure - thank you for taking such good care of all of us on the tour! ~ Jeff & Sarah, BC Canada”
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