Tidlig morgen Chichen Itza Tour: Cenote og tequila smagning
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Tag ud på en eksklusiv rejse med os for at opdage vidunderne ved Chichen Itza, et bemærkelsesværdigt mayaarkæologisk kompleks. Vores forpligtelse til en ekstraordinær oplevelse begynder med personlige afhentninger fra dit hotel i Cancun eller Riviera Maya, hvilket sikrer bekvemmelighed. Alternativt kan du vælge et bekvemt mødested. Udforsk storslået Chichen Itza, hjemsted for den ikoniske trinpyramide i Kukulcan. Nyd det privilegium at komme foran de fleste turister, udforske stedet på en rolig måde før den vigtigste tilstrømning. Derefter besøger du en gammel cenote, der er integreret i mayafolket, hvor vores tur skiller sig ud med en dejlig buffet måltid, der tilbyder afslapning og kulinarisk fornøjelse. Afslut din dag med en tur i Valladolid, en charmerende by, der afspejler Yucatans rige historie. Vores engagement garanterer en udforskning af arkæologiske vidundere og unikke øjeblikke, der gør vores tur virkelig speciel.
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Tidligt morgenbesøg Din dag begynder med en af de største fordele ved denne tur: ankomsten tidligt på Chichén Itzá, før de fleste turbusser og folkemængder når stedet. Udforsk tidligt om morgenen betyder køligere temperaturer, færre mennesker og bedre fotomuligheder på et af de mest ikoniske arkæologiske steder i verden. Din certificerede tosprogede guide vil lede dig gennem de vigtigste områder af denne UNESCO-verdensarv, herunder El Castillo (Temple of Kukulcán), den store boldbane og Warriors-templet, der deler fascinerende indsigt i mayaastronomi, arkitektur og gamle traditioner. Den vejledte del varer omkring 1 time, efterfulgt af fritid til at udforske, gå rundt på pladsen og tage billeder i dit eget tempo.
Efter at have besøgt Chichén Itzá fortsætter vi til den smukke Hacienda Selva Maya, en historisk kolonial-stil ejendom omgivet af frodig jungle nær Valladolid. Her vil du nyde en traditionel Yucatecan buffet frokost serveret inde i haciendas restaurant, der tilbyder en rummelig og autentisk indstilling til at slappe af og opleve lokale smag. Inden for grunden af hacienda ligger den imponerende Cenote Saamal, en af de største udendørs cenotes i regionen. Omgivet af ophøjede kalkstenvægge, frodig vegetation og et lille vandfald, der strømmer ind i dets krystalklare vand, skaber det en betagende naturlig omgivelse, der engang blev betragtet som hellig af den gamle Maya. Gæsterne kan svømme i cenote, nyde frokost, udforske haciendaen eller slappe af i deres eget tempo under stoppet.
Vores sidste stop er den charmerende by Valladolid, en af de smukkeste koloniale byer på Yucatán halvøen. Her vil du besøge det historiske centrum og nyde en mexicansk tequila-smagning, hvor du kan prøve forskellige sorter, mens du lærer om traditionerne og håndværket bag en af Mexicos mest ikoniske ånder. Du vil også have tid til at gå rundt i hovedtorvet, beundre den farverige koloniale arkitektur og se den imponerende San Servacio kirke, der ligger i hjertet af byen. Dette afslappede stop giver mulighed for at opleve den lokale kultur og atmosfære i en traditionel Yucatán by, før du vender tilbage.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Afhentningssteder og tider
Du kan vælge hotel afhentning (hvis tilgængelig) eller et praktisk mødested i nærheden af dit hotel. Umiddelbart efter booking, vil vores team kontakte dig for at bekræfte den nøjagtige afhentning eller mødested baseret på din placering. Vi tilbyder afhentning på de fleste hoteller i Cancun Hotel Zone, Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen og Tulum. Hvis du bor på et boutiquehotel, vandrerhjem, Airbnb eller ejerlejlighed, vil vi tildele et nærliggende og let tilgængeligt mødested. Fælles mødesteder er Hotel Oasis Smart (Cancun Downtown), Shasa Quinta Alegría Shopping Mall (Playa del Carmen) og Super Aki Tulum. De endelige detaljer bekræftes altid efter booking. Pickup tid er normalt mellem 6: 30 AM og 7: 30 AM. Nøjagtige afhentningsoplysninger vil blive delt via e-mail mindst 48 timer før din tur dato. Turen slutter på samme mødested, hvor afhentningen finder sted.
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Det er tilrådeligt at bære behagelige tøj, såsom strandtøj, og passende sko.
- Husk at pakke solcreme, solbriller, et håndklæde, dit kamera og lidt ekstra penge.
- Vær opmærksom på, at afhentningsservice kun er tilgængelig i Cancún og Riviera Maya. For gæster i Playa del Carmen og Tulum, vil vi tildele en praktisk mødested.
- Bemærk venligst, at entréen til Chichen Itza ikke er inkluderet. Vi anbefaler at medbringe kontanter til drikkevarer, og valgfrie lokker og redningsjakker.
- Brugen af livjacket i cenote er obligatorisk
Anmeldelser(6,879)
Our guides, Luis and Hugo, were passionate about Mayan culture and had vast knowledge. Very thorough and entertaining, especially Luis. Although we had tropical storm that delayed our tour at Cenote, we were fortunate to have followed Luis's instruction and swam first as Cenote had to be closed when lightening. We could have missed the swimming part otherwise. Definitely recommen this tour.
Wonderful tour. Guides were funny and informative. Loved all the stops we made. I do wish that there was more time to explore more, especially chichen itza and valladolid but then the tour would be like 15hrs lol. Every place we went took card but if your wanting to pay cash for some items, bring more than you think you need.
Highly Recommended! Very well organized and the team is very punctual. The driver was amazing and our guide, Cesar, was very knowledgeable and gave practical tips to make our tour enjoyable.
The tour guide Hugo displayed a wealth of Mayan knowledge. The tour to the first location (Kaua) which presented the Sharman was interesting but the shopping portion could have waited! Seeing one of the seven wonders of the world (Chichen Itza) was very exciting but be prepared for a lot of walking and extreme heat; so wear comfortable shoes/breathable clothing. I enjoyed the cenotes; be careful walking down the stairs! I had a memorable experience and meet a really nice couple who invited me to eat lunch at their table; the lunch was tasty. The last leg of the tour was tequila tasting and it was fun but I wish we could have had time to really take pictures in the town of Valladolid. Would I do this tour again? Maybe… Sincerely, Linda
This tour was very disappointing. We spent 1.5-2 hours at a “Mayan” village where we were encouraged to buy very expensive souvenirs. The guide claimed the obsidian items were genuine and unique, but I later saw what appeared to be the same knives being sold inside Chichén Itzá. Because so much time was spent there, we barely had any free time to explore the pyramids. We were also told we needed to pay about $45 per person for a “skip-the-line” pass, even though there wasn’t a line when we arrived. The cenote and buffet were combined into only 1.5 hours, which felt rushed. On top of that, we had to pay extra for lockers and life jackets at the cenote. The buffet was one of the worst parts of the day. There were very few options, and the food quality was poor. We only had about 35 minutes in the final town before heading back. It felt like the itinerary prioritized shopping over the actual attractions. If the lengthy stop at the first village had been shorter, we could have had much more time at Chichén Itzá, the cenote, and the final town. The only thing that kinda made it worth it was the cenote. In my opinion, just booke a private driver instead that can take you to these places. I would not book this tour again.
It’s a long day, and if you come during their summer be prepared for the 42°C heat. Bring or rent an umbrella ($7usd to rent or buy a smaller version for $100 pesos, lots of people selling by the entrance), water and electrolytes, comfortable shoes for the walk and energy to endure the tour while the heat is scorching you from the ground up. It is indeed an incredible place to visit , the magnitude of the place for its time is incredible. The guide (Alfredo) explained and taught us a lot - he also walked around the place with us (which I heard some guides don’t do). We then had 40min of free time , which both me and my child preferred to go back to the bus and the AC. Be prepared to walk by lots and lots of people trying to sell their souvenirs and arts, cash is king and you should always negotiate. If you don’t want to buy anything, just keep going, say no thanks and move forward. The 1st stop of the tour was a local place where they try to sell you everything (the “selling” starts already in the bus for the Mayan birth certificate). I think it’s great to be able to buy from local communities but they I didn’t like the pressure- there is one vendor following each adult and trying to make you buy if you stop for 2 seconds looking at an item. I left the store without buying anything just because of how it made me feel. Yet, many people from our group were buying so the system works for them. The 3rd stop is the cenote, which is inside a lovely place , it’s clean, very organized and the food was ok. You have to pay for the rental of the mandatory life jacket (80pesos) and a locker (optional). We had about 2h in the place including lunch (which was enough for us). The final destination is a colonial style town and only 30min, which felt not enough. The city has a very old church which was closed, and we did the tequila tasting near it. There are souvenirs stores , coffee shops and ice cream shops- but we didn’t have time for more than one thing ( I did the tequila tasting and didn’t have time to go get an ice cream) . Honestly it’s fine, it had already been a long day. The tour included cold water bottles which was great . The bus is very comfortable and our driver was great too, I think his name was Tiberius.
Dont go on this scam of a tour. First off the Itinerary is a lie, the first stop is a tourist trap where they try and sell you fake authentic mayan calenders and $100 rocks. Then they take you to chichen itza but instead of an hour guided tour and an hour walking around, they give you 40 minutes by yourself to walk around the site and tell you that if you are late to the bus they will leave you behind. This is a scam plain and simple, dont book this.
This trip was not very pleasant for us. In the morning, we were told that the waiting time at the hotel gate was 6:30. We arrived at 6:20, but the tour guide didn't pick us up until 7:00. Later, we passed a place called kaua, where the tour guide took us to a shopping spot, but this place was not in the tour group itinerary at all. We waited there for more than an hour. Later, when we arrived at Chichen Itza, it was already 12:00 noon and we queued up for a long time to go in. There were a lot of people at noon and it was very sunny, which was completely inconsistent with the tour group's title that we arrived at Chichen Itza very early to avoid the crowd. Later, the tour guide asked us to gather under the tree at 2:20. We waited under the tree at 2:05, but there was no one else in the group except us and the other two groups. The four of us were sure that the meeting point we heard was here, so we waited until 2:20, but there was still no one else. The store next to The staff told us that our team had left and gathered at the entrance. We didn't have the contact information of the tour guide, so we quickly ran to the entrance, but found that our tour bus was not there. Later, we contacted the viator platform, and the customer service told us that they had left. We had no choice but to have four We spent 600 pesos to take a taxi to the next stop together, which greatly shortened our lunch and the playing time in the sinkhole.
César's guide was good, the bad thing is the communication since they left me at Chichén Itzá and I had to spend and pay 30 dollars extra on my own because they left me. Also the tour is only in English and I requested it in Spanish.
Very good tour with Tony. The cenote was awesome. Bring an umbrella for summer tour for the pyramid area or rent it. Long day so pleas be prepared.
