Top Mexico Archaeology Tours - page 3

Visit the Tulum ruins and the Yucatán Peninsula cenotes the easy way, with this day trip from Cancun. After a pickup direct from your hotel, you’ll travel to the Tulum archaeological site to explore, then spend time at the cenotes where snorkel equipment and a Maya-style lunch is provided. Note that entry to the Tulum archaeological site requires a $10 USD contribution per person.

Combine a interesting visit to the Mayan ruins of Chacchoben with a delicious and relaxing lunch at the beach during your time in Costa Maya by prebooking this experience. First, your guide picks you up and takes you in a climate-controlled vehicle to the ruins, and then after exploring, head to the beach for lunch. You can choose from fajitas, burritos, and other options for lunch, as well as choose an alcoholic beverage, too.

On this full-day tour, visit the archeological zone of El Tajin on the north coast of Veracruz. The ancient capital city of the Totonac culture, the zone is filled with ruins, including the Pyramid of the Niches, which was a civil calendar with seven levels and 365 niches incorporated into the design. After a lunch break, visit the nearby town of Papantla, which is known for vanilla production and talented voladores—acrobats who perform on a colorful pole suspended high above the ground. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

On this private door-to-door tour, you can avoid the large tour groups and get to know the historic sites just outside Mexico City in the company of just your family and friends. Your personal guide takes you to Tlatelolco, an excavated Aztec zone, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a popular Catholic pilgrimage site, before you explore the grandiose pyramids and majestic avenues of mysterious Teotihuacan. Upgrade to include lunch.

Experience some of Mexico City’s important landmarks on this all-day guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, visit the pre-Columbian trading center of Tlateloco, stop by the Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, the country’s largest shrine to the beloved Lady of Guadalupe, and ascend the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon at the legendary Teotihuacan. Enjoy a delicious local lunch and a tasting of Pulque, a lightly alcoholic Aztec drink.

Journey to the cultural heart of the Yucatan on this small-group tour of Chichen Itzá and Valladolid, departing from Tulum hotels. Your knowledgeable guide offers perspective on the Maya-Toltec design as you walk past the impressively restored structures. Then, continue on to Valladolid, to have a walk in the historic center and stop at a cenote where you can swim and relax. Your day includes lunch, snacks, tickets, and taxes.

Sightseeing, the beach, and shopping—experience it all on this small-group guided highlights tour of Mazatlán. Take in incredible lookout views from Old Spanish Fort, visit the city’s historical center, watch locals dive off a cliff, shop along the picturesque malecon (boardwalk), and lounge on the beach, if you wish. Upgrade to include a sumptuous lunch featuring Mexican shrimp before you’re transported back to your cruise ship or hotel.

Discover the wonders of Chichen Itza like never before with exclusive early access that allows you to explore the iconic archaeological site in the cool morning hours, free from the bustling crowds. This unique tour offers a fascinating insight into Mexico's history and provides context and insight thanks to a guide.

Tour Tulum with an expert guide who will teach you all about the Mayan culture, at the end use free time to explore and take photos on your own. Afterwards, swim and relax in our 2 incredible locations: Cenote Mariposa and Cenote Chen Ha (Caverna)

This full-day tour from Cancun, Tulum, Puerto Morelos, or Puerto Aventuras packs a sightseeing punch—see Valladolid, a 16th-century colonial city, visit the ancient Maya metropolis of Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and spend leisurely time relaxing in the peaceful Cenote Noolha, where you'll have unlimited use of the zipline. With round-trip hotel transport, a buffet lunch, and a guide to explain everything, this is a hassle-free experience you don’t want to miss.

Cozumel is a mostly undeveloped island rife with ancient ruins and history. Explore the best of the island on a private tour with hotel pickup and delve deep into the Mayan heritage that permeates through the island. Visit the San Gervasio ruins, see historical monuments right on Casitas Beach, relax on other scenic beaches, and enjoy a tequila tasting all over the course of a few hours.

Take a break from tanning on the beach and discover the ancient Mayan ruins of Chacchobén on this half-day excursion. Go deep into the jungle to visit these 8th century ruins and learn about the Mayans who built the pyramids. After your guided tour, shop for local handicrafts, then return to the starting point.

Visit the ancient archaeological wonder of Chichen Itza and the colonial town of Valladolid, with the chance to take a dip in Cenote Samaal along the way, with this private tour from Playa del Carmen. You'll learn about Mayan history, cool off in an open cenote, and get the chance to do some shopping in Valladolid, all with a professional guide to lead the way.

Book this private tour to Teotihuacan so you can leave early, avoid the big crowds, all in a half day. You won’t need to deal with a large tour group or shared transportation. Instead, your guide and driver will collect you from your accommodation, and then take you on your private tour to Teotihuacan and explain its historical importance.

Explore the ancient Mayan city of Chichén Itzá on an all-day tour from Cancun and Mayan Riviera. After a convenient hotel pickup, travel to this important pre-Columbian ceremonial center to learn about its temples, observatory, pyramid, and ball court from an informative guide. Cool off in the holy waters of cenote before grabbing lunch at its namesake restaurant (included in the tour price).

This guided tour takes you from Guadalajara to the Guachimontones ruins, a prehispanic archaeological site known for its circular pyramids. Not only does a guided tour streamline transportation for an easy trip, but it also comes with the benefit of a guide to explain and inform about the ancient culture that once called the ruins home.

Experience the Riviera Maya’s top adventure activities without the stress of booking multiple excursions or coordinating logistics in a limited time. This fast-paced half-day tour from Tulum brings together high-energy experiences and a unique cultural element in one seamless outing, making it ideal for travelers with tight schedules. With everything organized for you, you can focus on the thrill and atmosphere rather than planning or timing.

Get a different perspective on the Yucatán region than the beaches and bars of Cancún. This day tour takes you to see the Maya city of Chichén Itzá, the colonial architecture of Valladolid, and to cool off with a dip in a cenote. Includes a buffet lunch with an open bar.

Avoid crowds, beat the heat, no tourist traps, get to taste the best of the Yucatan cuisine home made cooked and swimm in the only private cenote, off the beaten path. Our 5:50 am departure, will guarantee to be the first group inside Chichen Itza and take amazing pictures. Togheter we'll unveil the importance and history of this ancient maya city. A beautiful cenote, own by a family with mayan heritage discovered by stroke of luck in the backyard of their home, plenty of time to enjoy the crystal clear freshwater of this unique gem. The family will cook authentic home made food with fresh ingredients & hand made corn tortillas, all prepared at the moment. In Izamal you can climb the mayan pyramid of Kinich kakmo, walk among the magic streets of the city and visit the convent.

Also known as the City of Gods, Teotihuacan was once one of the western hemisphere’s greatest cities. Delve deeper into the UNESCO World Heritage Site than you would alone with a guide who gives insight into the majestic plazas and murals on this half-day trip from Mexico City. Best of all, this early-morning tour lets you beat the crowds.

Embark on a profound cultural and historical journey starting at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where you'll explore the church of Santiago de Tlatelolco and the ruins of a pre-Hispanic city. Continue to the Guadalupe Basilica, climb Tepeyac Hill, and witness the religious and cultural significance of the area. The tour concludes with a visit to Teotihuacan’s awe-inspiring pyramids. Enjoy a three-course lunch and shop for local crafts along the way.

We will visit one of the most important Mayan sites; with a unique approach, where you can travel to the center of the ancient and sacred place. We will have our first stop at one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, the Spectacular Chichen Itza. Add an incredible touch of Mexican culture, adventure and flavor to your vacation. We will transport all your senses to the origin of regional cuisine in a unique gastronomic demonstration - which is one of the greatest Mayan legacies. Delight in flavors and aromas. Live the tradition of using local plants, vegetables and fauna that transcends borders and symbolizes Mexico’s culinary diversity. Get on the adventure! Refresh yourself in an authentic deep blue Mayan cenote and glide along its thrilling zip line. Live the adrenaline and immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters that Mother Earth has to offer. Expect a stop for urban tourism in the village of Valladolid, a small and quiet place full of culture.

This small-group tour from Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya takes you to three of the most popular sites on the Yucatan Peninsula: Chichen Itza, the Mayan Ruins of Coba, and Cenote Ik Kil. Stroll through the archaeological site of Chichen Itza (admission own expense) and learn about its landmark ruins. After a refreshing cenote swim and a delicious buffet lunch, continue to jungle-clad Coba.

Don’t leave your experience of Playa del Carmen’s food scene to chance; let a guide reveal some of the city's best food spots on a culinary walking tour that provides a comprehensive introduction to first-time visitors. Stray from the beaten path and discover lesser-known Mexican specialties that you may otherwise have missed.