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Chichén Itzá Tours
Explore the Wonder,
Swim in Sacred Cenotes
Visit one of the New Seven Wonders of the World with expert guides, skip-the-line access, and cenote stops. Day trips from Cancún, Mérida & Playa del Carmen. From $35. Free cancellation.
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How much do Chichén Itzá tours cost?
Three ways to explore: from a guided day trip to a private VIP experience.
Day Trip + Cenote
From $35 / person
- 8–12 hours with transport
- Cenote swim included
- Certified bilingual guide
- Pickup from your hotel
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All-Inclusive Experience
From $60 / person
- Full day with expert guide
- Cenote + Valladolid visit
- Buffet lunch included
- Free cancellation 24h
Private Tour
From $120 / person
- Flexible schedule, your pace
- Private certified guide
- Custom itinerary
- Early access or sunset options
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The complete Chichén Itzá experience
Certified expert guides
INAH-certified guides with deep knowledge of Mayan history and astronomy.
Skip-the-line access
Walk past the queues and spend more time exploring, less time waiting.
Cenote swim included
Cool off in a sacred cenote after exploring the ruins.
Free cancellation
Cancel 24h before. Instant confirmation. Book today.
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Chichén Itzá + Cenote Day Trip
"Our guide brought the ruins to life. He explained the astronomy behind El Castillo and the acoustics of the ball court. The cenote swim afterwards was the perfect finish. Worth every cent."
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All-Inclusive Chichén Itzá
"Pickup was right on time, the guide was incredibly knowledgeable about Mayan history. Lunch buffet was great, and the stop in Valladolid was a lovely surprise. Best tour of our Mexico trip."
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Private Chichén Itzá Tour
"Having a private guide made all the difference. We arrived early, beat the crowds, and had the Temple of Kukulcán almost to ourselves. The flexibility to spend extra time at the Observatory was perfect."
Day trips to Chichén Itzá start from $35 USD for a basic guided tour. All-inclusive packages with cenote, lunch, and Valladolid start from $60. Private tours start from $120. All prices include transport and entrance fees.
Most visitors book a guided tour with hotel pickup from Cancún (2.5h), Playa del Carmen (2h), or Mérida (1.5h). You can also drive yourself or take the ADO bus from Cancún or Mérida. Guided tours are the most convenient option.
Early morning is best. The site opens at 8 AM, and tours that arrive before 10 AM avoid the worst crowds and heat. The dry season (November–April) offers comfortable weather. The spring and fall equinoxes (March 20, September 22) are special: the shadow of the feathered serpent appears on El Castillo.
No. Climbing El Castillo (the main pyramid) has been prohibited since 2006 to preserve the structure. You can admire it from ground level and explore the rest of the archaeological zone, including the Ball Court, the Observatory, and the Temple of Warriors.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, comfortable walking shoes, water, and a swimsuit if your tour includes a cenote stop. The site has little shade, so sun protection is essential. A light rain jacket is useful during the rainy season (May–October).
A guided tour is highly recommended. The ruins are fascinating but the history and astronomical significance are not obvious without a knowledgeable guide. Plus, tours typically include cenote visits, lunch, and transport, much more convenient than arranging everything independently.
We recommend booking at least 24–48 hours in advance, especially during high season (December–March) and around the equinoxes when tours sell out. Instant confirmation on all bookings.
Yes. Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are non-refundable.
Chichén Itzá Visitor Guide
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Read our complete guide: best time to visit, what to bring, how to get there, and tips to make the most of your experience at the ruins and cenotes.