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sunilwalvekar, Sep 2026
Chichen Itza VIP Tour by Viator / Amigo Tours
Only thing worth seeing in this trip is Chichen Itzá, other 2 stops are ok but not great visiting, Cenote was ok to visit and swim, wish water was clean and better Cenote experience. Mexican buffet lunch is below average in quality, drinks like water or soft drinks were not included and forced to purchase. The Amigo Tour operators Omar and his other 2 members were very good, Omar gave good information about Chichen Itza, Mayan culture, etc. full marks to Amigo Tours.
Kara_S, Oct 2026
Intimate tour with the freedom to explore
Our tour guide, Hernan, was a delight. Gave a ton of info to us, seamlessly going between English and Spanish. He made sure we knew exactly what was happening and where we were going. All 3 activities: Chichen Itza, the family cenote, and Izamal, were equally fun and informative. Lunch was delicious. I'll dream of that cenote for years to come. What a treat!!
Pat_C, Sep 2026
Very good self guided tour. Keeps your headphones on!
The best part of this self guided tour is that you can have your headphones on and ignore all the vendors constantly hocking their wares. Its a good tour but make sure tk find the starting point which us not where you see the first icon. Also download it before you get there. There's no cell service in Chichen Itza.
Charmine_C, Oct 2026
went well! Frank was...
went well! Frank was amazing a knowledgeable and Balthazar the driver was great and on time. I wish we could have spent more time at the Cenote, but we learned a lot during the Chichenitza tour and Frank did an excellent job setting the expectations for the day. Tequila tasting felt rushed.

Chichen Itza

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Cancun
Tourists on a trip to Chichen Itza near Cancun, Mexico
  • Many tours are led by archaeologist tour guides, who are well-versed in Maya culture.

  • The Ossario group and Central group are open to everyone; Chichén Viejo (Old Chichén) is only open to archaeologists.

  • Come prepared for the heat with light clothing, sunscreen, bottled water, and a hat.

  • This popular site can get extremely crowded—book an early-access tour to beat the crowds.

  • Skip Sundays, when the site is free to enter for Mexican nationals and incredibly busy.