Signature experience
Chichén Itzá + Private Cenote Day
In before the buses
Early access slot — the pyramid in cool morning air, an hour before the crowds.
A cenote to yourselves
A private cenote on a family rancho, not the roadside ones with tour-bus parking.
How the day unfolds
Dawn pickup
Coffee and pastries in the van for the two-hour drive inland — you'll arrive as the gates open.
Chichén Itzá with a private guide
Two hours with an INAH-certified guide: the pyramid's acoustics, the ball court, the observatory — the stories most visitors never hear.
Private cenote swim
A family-run cenote twenty minutes away: rope swing, crystal water, and nobody else's playlist.
Yucatecan lunch & Valladolid
Cochinita pibil at a local fonda, then a slow loop through Valladolid's colonial square before the drive home.
What to bring
- Walking shoes (ruins are uneven)
- Hat & sunscreen
- Swimsuit & towel
- Cash for crafts & tips
- Light long sleeves for the van A/C
What's included
- Private transport & driver
- INAH-certified private guide
- Early-access entry tickets
- Private cenote entry
- Cold drinks & snacks in the van
Not included
- Lunch
- Chichén Itzá site tax for professional cameras
- Guide gratuity
Safety notes
Licensed driver, insured van with A/C, child seats on request. Cenote has life vests in all sizes and a resident lifeguard.
Accessibility
Ruins involve 2+ hours of walking on uneven stone — wheelchair users can see the main plaza via a compacted path; the cenote has stairs only.