- Transportation included
- Buffet meal
- Bilingual guide
Tour · All Inclusive Tours
Chichen Itza All Inclusive: Classic, Plus or Premier
- Duration 14 h Full day, approximately 14 hours including transfers
- Languages ES · EN Spanish and English
- Departs Daily Every day
- Cancellation Cancun100 general policy
What this tour is like
Chichen Itza, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, on a full-day trip from Cancun or the Riviera Maya. Includes a Yucatecan buffet lunch, a guided tour of the archaeological site, a swim in a sacred cenote and a panoramic stop in Valladolid.
- It is for you if…
- You want to see Chichen Itza with a guide and without organizing anything yourself
- You're looking for the simplest option, with buffet lunch and cenote included
- You're staying in Cancun or the Riviera Maya and want hotel pickup
Highlights
- Guided tour of Chichen Itza with a certified guide
- Temple of Kukulcan, the Ball Court, the Temple of the Warriors and the Thousand Columns
- Buffet lunch of Yucatecan cuisine
- Swim in a sacred cenote
- Panoramic stop in Valladolid, a colonial city
- Shared transportation from your hotel
Choose your level
| Level | Adult | Mexican residentMexican-resident rateAn official Mexican ID is required when boarding. | Child | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | MX$1,450 | MX$1,250 | MX$1,400 | The essential version |
| Plus | MX$1,600 | MX$1,450 | MX$1,550 | |
| Premier | MX$1,900 | MX$1,600 | MX$1,880 |
Resident rate: National rate: a valid physical Mexican voter ID (INE) must be presented at boarding. For minors, a CURP document is required. Without official identification proving Mexican nationality, the difference to the foreign visitor rate will be charged on site, without exception.
Deposit availableDepositYour spot is held with the deposit; the balance is paid before the tour or on the day, depending on the operator.
Sundays: MX$1,000Sundays, Mexican-resident rateOn Sundays, Mexicans with valid ID pay this price.
Ways to take this tour
- Level
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- Clasico from MX$1,450
- Plus from MX$1,600
- Premier from MX$1,900
- Rate
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- International rate
- Mexican resident rate
Itinerary
- Pickup: Between 6:45 and 7:45 a.m. at your hotel or meeting point, depending on your area. Transfer to the departure center and boarding with the guide.
- Buffet lunch: 12:00 p.m. Buffet of Yucatecan cuisine, with a handicraft shop next door.
- Chichen Itza: 2:30 p.m. Guided tour of the archaeological site and free time. Departure at 4:45 p.m.
- Sacred cenote: 5:15 p.m. Visit and swim in the cenote.
- Valladolid: 7:00 p.m. Panoramic stop downtown: San Servacio church and the main square.
- Return: Arrival at your hotel between 9:00 and 9:30 p.m.
What's included
- Shared transportation from your hotel or meeting point, in Cancun or the Riviera Maya
- Certified guide on board and at the archaeological site
- Regional buffet-style lunch
- Admission to the Chichen Itza archaeological site
- Visit and swim in a sacred cenote
- Panoramic visit to downtown Valladolid
- Drinks on board the vehicle: water, soft drinks and beer from Plus
- Box lunch from Plus
- Regional buffet-style lunch with 2 drinks included: water, soft drink or beer from Plus
- Drinks on board the vehicle: water, soft drinks, beer, whiskey, vodka, rum and tequila Premier only
Not included
- Life jacket rental at the cenote, mandatory for swimming; paid on site
- Video camera fee at Chichen Itza, at the ticket office
- Drinks
- Tips, photos and souvenirs
Before you go
Meeting point 3
- Pickup at your hotel in Cancun or the Riviera Maya, from Playa del Carmen to the Tulum archaeological site
- If your hotel has no access, you'll be assigned a nearby meeting point
- The exact pickup time is on your confirmation
Restrictions 7
- Times and order of visits are approximate; they may change for operational reasons
- Life jacket mandatory for swimming in the cenote, available to rent on site
- Video camera at the archaeological site: additional fee at the ticket office; drones prohibited
- Climbing the Kukulcan pyramid or any other structure is not allowed
- Departure subject to a minimum of 2 passengers
- Subject to weather conditions
- Does not operate on December 25 or January 1
Notes 5
- Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, a cap or hat and sunglasses
- Bring a swimsuit, a towel and a change of dry clothes for the cenote
- Use biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent
- Bring cash for the life jacket rental at the cenote, drinks, tips and souvenirs
- You'll be walking in the sun at the archaeological site: bring water
Chichen Itza Classic from Cancun and the Riviera Maya
A full day to discover Chichen Itza with a certified guide: the Temple of Kukulcan, the Ball Court, the Temple of the Warriors and the Thousand Columns, with free time at the end of the tour.
The day includes a buffet lunch of Yucatecan cuisine, a swim in a sacred cenote and a panoramic stop in Valladolid. You're picked up at your hotel and dropped back off in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
What's included?
Shared transportation from your hotel or meeting point, certified guide, admission to Chichen Itza with a guided tour, Yucatecan buffet lunch, a swim in a sacred cenote and a panoramic stop in Valladolid. Drinks, the cenote life jacket, video camera fee and tips are not included.
What time do you pick me up and what time do we get back?
Between 6:45 and 7:45 a.m. depending on your hotel; the exact time is on your confirmation. You get back to your hotel between 9:00 and 9:30 p.m.
Do you pick up in Playa del Carmen, Tulum and the Riviera Maya?
Yes, at hotels in Cancun and the Riviera Maya, from Playa del Carmen to Tulum, on the same schedule.
Can babies and children come? From what age do you pay the adult rate?
Yes. Ages 0 to 2 travel at no cost, with lunch included and without their own seat; ages 3 to 10 pay the child rate; from age 11 they pay as adults.
What versions are there?
Classic, which is this one. Plus, which adds drinks on board, a box lunch and two drinks with lunch. Premier, with alcoholic drinks on board and a box lunch. And Two Cenotes, with two cenotes instead of one. The Chichen Itza tour is the same.
Which cenote do we visit?
A sacred cenote in the Chichen Itza area. The cenote of the day is assigned by operations and confirmed when you book.
How long are we at Chichen Itza, and can you climb the pyramid?
About two hours and fifteen minutes between the guided tour and free time. Climbing Kukulcan has been prohibited since 2008.
Do I need to know how to swim for the cenote?
No. Swimming is optional and the life jacket is mandatory, available to rent on site.
Are there midday departures or a private tour?
There are no shared midday departures: it's about 3 hours from Cancun to Chichen Itza and the archaeological site closes at 4:00 p.m., with last entry at 3:00 p.m. If you want your own schedule or are traveling as a group, it can be done privately and is quoted according to the number of people.
What does the Chichen Itza Classic tour from Cancun include and how long does it last?
The Chichen Itza Classic tour by Cancun 100 lasts approximately 14 hours including transfers and departs every day, with pickup between 6:45 and 7:45 a.m. at hotels in Cancun and the Riviera Maya and return between 9:00 and 9:30 p.m. It includes shared transportation, a certified guide, admission and a guided tour of Chichen Itza, a Yucatecan buffet lunch, a swim in a sacred cenote and a panoramic stop in Valladolid. Infants ages 0 to 2 travel at no cost, children ages 3 to 10 pay the child rate, and from age 11 the adult rate applies. There are no taxes to pay on site; the cenote life jacket is rented there and drinks are not included.
Information verified on October 13, 2026
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There are no taxes to pay on site. Only the life jacket rental at the cenote, the video camera fee if you use one, your drinks and tips.