Chichen Itza Private experience

This is a private excursion to Chichen Itza from the Riviera Maya area that adds a cenote, a colonial town and a local distillery to the archaeological visit. The listing stresses a personalized format: the guided visit is adapted to the group and, depending on your wishes, can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours.

The first block is the guided tour of Chichen Itza, listed at about 120 minutes, with time for photos and drinks. Admission to the site is not included, so budget for it separately. The listing does not detail the route inside the site.

The second stop is a former hacienda with a cenote, where a buffet meal with a drink is served; this block is listed at about 120 minutes. Lunch is part of the inclusions. Afterwards, you walk through the center of Valladolid, a so-called Magical Town, around the cathedral and the former convent of San Bernardino, for about 40 minutes, with the option to shop there.

The day closes with a guided visit to a local agave distillery, about 40 minutes, which includes a small tasting. The excursion suits travelers who want culture, a swim-side meal and local flavors without following a fixed group schedule. It is listed as wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; service animals are allowed, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, and specialized infant seats are available.

Private transportation, bottled water, lunch and parking fees are included. Alcoholic beverages, tea and coffee, landing and facility fees, gratuities and the Chichen Itza admission are not. The operator asks for punctuality: tours have a tolerance of no more than 30 minutes, since the schedule is planned to make the most of the day. The listing does not give a pick-up location.