Gita di un giorno intero a Chichén Itzá, Valladolid e Cenote, tour da Cancun
Descrizione
Visita uno dei siti archeologici più visitati del Messico durante questo viaggio di un giorno da Cancún. Viaggia in autobus attraverso la campagna rustica della penisola dello Yucatan, gustando una colazione a bordo in rotta verso le rovine Maya. Fai una visita guidata del monumento, esplorando elementi di spicco come El Castillo e il Tempio dei Guerrieri. Sedetevi per un pranzo a buffet con piatti tradizionali messicani e nuotate in un cenote prima di tornare a Cancun sul lussuoso autobus - questa volta con un open bar.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Trascorri 2,5 ore nelle rovine Maya metà del tempo sarà con la guida e l'altra sarà tempo libero.
Visita della città di Valladolid 45 minuti di tempo libero.
Nuoterai nell'acqua sacra del cenote e dopo potrai goderti l'incredibile buffet di piatti tipici della regione
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
Offriamo pick up da hotel a Cancun e Riviera Maya, l'orario di pick up sarà confermato in base Nome del tuo hotel, ti preghiamo di comunicarci il nome del tuo hotel dopo aver inviato. Si prega di attendere nella hall dell'hotel 5 minuti prima dell'orario di prelievo previsto. Ritiriamo nella maggior parte degli hotel che hanno un'area di ritiro del tour progettata. Per zona residenziale, boutique hotel,, airbnbs, hotel del centro o simili, assegneremo un punto di incontro. Pick ups in Cancun centro oasi smart Playa del carmen sarà in cocco bongo Tulum super aki Aspettiamo solo 5 minuti prima di partire dal nostro arrivo al vostro hotel o punto di incontro.
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(5)
Well guided tour learnt lot about Mayan culture, it could be more convenient with restroom in the bus for a day trip. we had good time.
Bad experience with the Company that handled the tour. They wanted us to pay an additional $30.00 which was not included when the tickets were purchased. The tour guide disrespected us in front of the group. As for the Tour, it was excellent although it could not be completed for political reasons in the country.
We selected the all inclusive package which said breakfast and coffee aboard as it was a 7 am pickup time. There were 8 of us that didn’t eat breakfast thinking we would on the bus but it was never served. When I asked the guide he said it was at the next stop but in reality it was 2 hours and a few activities before we were taken to eat the lunch buffet. Needless to say we were all starving by lunch cause we never received the breakfast as it said we would. Besides that everything was great.
The tour guides were great with the amount of educational and historical information they provided but the tour was heavy on selling you stuff non stop and asking for tips and additional charges for every little thing so be careful. The tour description said breakfast was included but we never got that or our coffee and everyone was split into different tiers and certain things were included or excluded, maybe because they purchased the tour on a different platform but we didn’t get this option on Viator, it just said it was all included and it turned out it wasn’t. I booked this tour solely on visiting Chichen Itza and Suytun Cenotes but we didn’t get to go to Suytun Cenote at all and was taken to a different one which I wouldn’t have booked this tour if the description was correct. And there was an extra shopping stop right before our buffet plus a lot of selling while we were on the bus including bringing other people on board to do so. I heard it was better to rent a car and go to the places you want yourself so you can go exactly where you want, when you want, without being harassed all day but just thought taking a tour would be safer in Mexico. Chichen Itza was definitely worth it but it will be a 10+ hr day.
Very knowledgable. Antonio was very pleasant and has a strong passion for the Mayan people. We highly recommend.
