Chichen Itza Gastronomic, Valladolid and Cenote Extremo
1.Chichen Itza Gastronomic, Valladolid and Cenote Extremo
Spend about 11 hours visiting Chichen Itza, sampling Mayan food in Kaua, swimming and zip lining at Cenote Noolha, and seeing Valladolid. Guides such as Ricardo, Diego, Abel, and Jesús explain Maya culture along the way. Pickup, transport, lunch, water, and a certified guide are included, but admission fees and drinks cost extra.

“The guides was amazing. Our guides' names were Carlos Moo, Mauricio, and Jose. Our driver was also named Carlos. Carlos M was of Mayan decent and was very knowledgeable on all things Mayan. He told us so much history, but kept it so interesting!! Im not going to lie, in the middle if July, the jungle is hot and muggy, but they kept us in the shade as much as possible and gave us umbrellas. The lunch was delicious. We were taken to a cooperative for a buffet lunch. Carlos M told us to try the lime soup (even though it was hot, it was still delicious). We then got…”

















