Top Merida Bike Tours

Explore Merida like never before on a guided bike tour that combines history, culture and some of the city’s most representative cityscapes. Accompanied by a certified local guide, you’ll walk through charming colonial streets, discover landmarks of the Historic Center, and learn about the city’s urban transformation as you pedal through modern spaces like the Gran Parque La Plancha. Throughout the experience, you will enjoy stops for photographs in key parts of the city, including the majestic Paseo de Montejo Avenue, where you can admire its elegant historic mansions and capture unforgettable images in front of the iconic Monument to the Homeland. Perfect for travelers who want to know Merida authentically, actively and sustainably, this tour offers a unique way to connect with the city while enjoying its contrasts between tradition and modernity. Book now and live Merida from another perspective!

Eat and drink your way through Merida on a small-group walking tour exploring the city’s vibrant gastronomy. Pausing for treats from markets and local eateries, you’ll get an inside take on the flavors you encounter, including Maya specialties you won’t find beyond the Yucatan. With a local guide sharing info on Merida's history and culture, the tour is a great way to discover the city through its food.

Join us on this journey that will take you through the history, culture and nature of Yucatan in a day full of exciting discoveries. Get ready to live an experience that will leave you amazed every step of the way!

Get acquainted with Yucatecan specialties on this small-group street food tour of Merida. Walk with a local guide to Merida’s main market, a gelato shop, and more. Taste fresh fruit and sample plenty of local dishes, including empanadas, ‘cochinita pibil’ (slow-roasted pork) and ‘panuchos’ (tortillas stuffed with refried black beans). Lunch is seafood (Monday through Saturday) and tacos with marquesitas most Sundays and holidays.

Immerse yourself in the ancient world of the Mayans during a private tour of Los 7 Cenotes San Gerónimo from Ejido del Centro. As you explore with your guide, you will visit two cenotes, one open and one semi-covered, which draw fewer crowds than the better-known sinkholes of the Yucatan.