Chichen-Itzá all Inclusive

This all-inclusive tour visits Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988, with a guide walking you through the main temples of the archaeological zone.

The package also includes a stop at a cenote, where you'll have about 45 minutes to swim in cold, crystal-clear water, and a visit to the Sac-Bé restaurant for a regional Yucatecan meal.

It's built for travelers, including cruise passengers, who want to see Chichén Itzá and combine it with a swim and a proper meal in a single, fully organized outing rather than arranging the pieces separately.

A guide, admission fees, bottled water, lunch, in-vehicle air conditioning, and a life vest for the cenote are included; gratuities are not. Cruise passengers should head to the Tourism Module Area, where staff from Yucatán EkBalam Tours will be holding a sign with the name on the reservation; they wait up to 45 minutes after disembarkation, and any change to the pickup is sent by text message to the number provided.