Xichen
| Location of the tour: | Yucatan, Chichen-Itza, Valladolid. |
| Duration of the tour: | - |
| Transport included? | Round trip transportation. |
| Meals included? | Breakfast and Lunch |
| Children friendly? | Yes |
Description:
Venture into the ancient Mayan world to discover their greatest secrets with this visit to the ruins of Chichen Itza. Experience one of the Wonders of the World, the Pyramid of Kukulkan, also known as The Castle!
Within the archeological site, you'll have a guided tour, and later on you'll have free time to walk around the site and enjoy unforgettable memories. Once the tour around Chichen Itza is over, visit the beautiful city of Valladolid, where you can shop and see the city's old colonial buildings, such as the Calzada de los Frailes, the Main Plaza, the Ex-Convent of St. Bernardino, and the Cathedral of St. Gervasio.
Here you can try authentic and exquisite cuisine specialties from Yucatan, in the exclusive Casona of Valladolid.
Don’t think the adventure ends here! On the way back, visit the Cenote Zaci, a natural cave in the region's underwater river system that will surprise you with its astonishing beauty.
Xichen, Entrance & transport
INCLUDED: A/C Round-trip transportation with transfer from the comfort of the tourist’s hotel, visit to Chichén Itzá, Valladolid and a Mayan cenote, expert bilingual guide (Spanish-English) (Spanish-Portuguese) (Spanish-French).
Light gourmet breakfast on board the sightseeing bus, consisting of a baguette sandwich, fruit, muffin, natural juice and dessert, delicious buffet lunch and drinks at the exclusive Casona de Valladolid.
Luxury and panoramic bus, fully equipped with 2 bathrooms (one for ladies and one for gentlemen).
Unlimited soft drinks, fruit juice, coffee, bottled water and beer while on board the bus, refreshing facial towels.
IMPORTANT: Minors between 40'' to 55'' tall pay children admission.
Alcoholic drinks (includes beers on. There is an extra fee for the use of video cameras inside the archaeological zone. This fee will be charged by site authorities.
Visitors are not allowed to climb the pyramids in order to avoid the deterioration of the archaeological site of Chichen Itza.
RECOMMENDATION: Due to the area’s high temperatures and humidity, visitors should wear light, comfortable clothes, preferably cotton blends, also a hat or cap, and sun block for protection from the sun.
Archaeological zone does not have adequate facilities or wheelchair access for handicapped use.
