
One day, two Maya archaeological sites: Chichén Itzá and Ek Balam, with a stop at a cenote and lunch included.
Small groups of up to 6 people per departure, instead of a 40-person bus. Every stop gets its own time: it is not about getting off, taking the photo and rushing back to the bus, but about exploring each site calmly.
We leave early to reach Chichén Itzá before the buses, with real time to see the Temple of Kukulkán without crowds.
Then we continue to the cenote, and here you choose: Cenote Hubiku, with a cochinita pibil buffet by the water, or Cenote Noolha, with à la carte food at a local restaurant in Temozón. Both options include free swimming.
We close the day at Ek Balam, one of the few Maya sites where you can still climb the Acropolis, with views over the Yucatán jungle.
Throughout the tour, a certified guide accompanies you in Spanish or English.
Price per person (same cost with a Spanish or English guide): Cenote Noolha, $2,490 adult / $2,190 child. Cenote Hubiku, $2,290 adult / $1,890 child. A cheaper no-guide option is also available — write to us on WhatsApp for details.
Entrance fees to the archaeological sites are paid directly on site and are not included in the tour price: Chichén Itzá, $697 foreign visitors / $310 Mexican nationals / free for children under 12; Ek Balam, $709 foreign visitors / $242 Mexican nationals / $210 children under 12.









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