Chichen Itza & Ekbalam with Cenote Swim from Cancun
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Our Chichen Itza Saamal Cenote and Ek Balam tour brings you on a unique journey of history, culture and stunning natural beauty. An expert guide will lead the way as you explore the two Mayan ruins sites and swim in a sacred cenote, round-trip transportation and lunch included!
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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Chính sách hủy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bao gồm
Buffet lunch
Professional guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Cenote admision
Life jacket rental in the cenote it is mandatory, 4 USD per person must be paid in cash at check in
Chichen Itza
Ek Balam
Chichen Itza
Taxes of 66 USD to be paid at destination
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Chichen Itza
One of the most important archaeological sites in the world! Chichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, a “must do” tour when visiting Cancun. An expert guide will lead the way and share the exciting facts and folklore of Chichen Itza and the Mayan civilization. See the ball court, the Temple of a Thousand Columns and of course, the imposing Kukulkan Pyramid.
Cenote Saamal
Cenotes are unique to the Yucatan Peninsula, natural limestone sinkholes of incredible natural beauty that are perfect for a refreshing swim in a jungle oasis. Immerse yourself in the crystalline waters and admire the spectacular rock formations!
Tùy chọn
Plus: Snack & Drinks on board
Hotel pick up included
Duration: 13 hours
Included: Buffet lunch, snack, water, soft drinks, beer on board
Pickup included
Classic option from Cancun
Hotel pick up included
Duration: 13 hours
Buffet lunch included
Pickup included
Đánh giá
37 đánh giá
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Not a good time
Sarah C,
23 thg 7, 2025
- Viator
2.00They were quite disorganized and picked us up late even after I gave them detailed hotel instructions. This ended up delaying the day by 30+ mins. We came from Cancun area so had a transfer somewhere in Playa del Carmen which was also uncoordinated and wasted even more time. The van was full and we were crammed like a sardines for 7+ hours drive with no AC on this part of the trip. As someone who is 5'6" my legs barely fit so if you're taller imagine sitting like that all day. Why would you use a van with barely functioning AC? Imagine being hot for 2+ hour car ride. Sweating while taking the tour only to get back to a hot van to the next stop. The final trip home was unbearable 3+ hours. It was a 14 hour trip all in all if you do it from north of Cancun. Honestly the stops were nice and I understand it's hot out but I did not enjoy it because of the crappy transportation. All of us come to Cancun on vacation to enjoy and relax and learn about Mayan culture. Why subject us to this type of treatment?
It was great, but can be...
Jean H,
26 thg 3, 2025
- Viator
5.00It was great, but can be warm in the sun. Guide, Antonio, was super knowledgeable and friendly. Driver was very skilled. Our little group became fast friends
Excellent small group tour for a taste of Mayan ruins and a cenote swim
ChungHay L,
23 thg 2, 2025
- Viator
5.00My partner and I booked the Chichen Itza & Ekbalam with Cenote Swim from Cancun tour for Feb 15, 2025 operated by Cancun Bay Tours and had a great time! It was action packed: 7:20 am pickup, 1.5 hours at Ek Balam (half of which is a guided tour; 1.25 or so hours for Mayan ritual, shopping, and lunch buffet; 2 hours at Chichen Itza (50 mins or so for a guided tour); and about 45 mins at Selva Maya for the cenote. We were likely the last tour group in the cenote, so it was a short swim before we got ushered out around 5:15 pm. There’s an hour time difference, so we lost an hour heading back to Cancún and got back to our hotel around 9:20 pm as the first to be picked up and last to be dropped off. We weren’t able to walk through everything in Chichen Itza, but didn’t expect to given this itinerary includes Ek Balam. We loved this combination because we were allowed to climb the ruins in Ek Balam and could then imagine that feeling in Chichen Itza. We got hot and sweaty from those sites, so ending at the cenote was a perfect way to cool off! Our driver Gato Negro was solid; the van was fine, though we couldn’t find our seat belt buckles. Our guide Xiomana was so friendly, attentive, and organized despite some miscommunication in what was covered by our tickets. We paid $95.57 USD per person for the Plus option (snacks, drinks onboard), which seemed to be a surprise to Xiomana, who thought our ticket only included 2 drinks during lunch. She adapted and brought us hot empanadas (1 beef, 1 ham and cheese) and apples during a pit stop. All 9 of us regardless of tour package it seems got unlimited bottled water and beer in the van. It might not be worth paying an extra $13 USD for the Plus option unless you drink alcohol over lunch. We opted for Coca Colas and bottled water. For prep: we wore our swim suits to save time; brought a towel, flip flops, extra cover-up, plastic bags for wet clothes. We brought USD cash to pay for the admission tickets to the 2 sites ($66 USD per person. Alt: pay by credit card with fee), life vests required to swim in the cenote ($4 USD per person), optional umbrella to block the sun at Chichen Itza ($5 USD), and tips for the lunch and guide / driver. Xiomana looked after our stuff, so we didn’t need to rent a locker at the cenote.
Perfect Day of Adventures!
Sophia L,
7 thg 7, 2024
- Viator
5.00Jaime was the best tour guide I could ask for. He was very knowledgeable and his straightforward opinions were appreciated. And the itinerary was well planned-- I liked the contrast between Chichen Itza and the less crowded Ekbalam. Finishing the day with a cooling swim at the cenote was perfect (and my favorite activity of the three).
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