Top Mexico Archaeology Tours

Maximize your time in Rivera Maya with this excursion to three Yucatan Peninsula attractions— with all transportation and logistics taken care of for your convenience. Following hotel pick-up from Playa del Carmen, you’ll visit Chichen Itza, one of the most important Mayan archaeological sites. You’ll also swim in a cenote (sacred cave) and stroll around the charming town of Valladolid.

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.

Experience Teotihuacan without the hassle of coordinating transportation, managing schedules, or navigating one of Mexico’s largest archaeological sites on your own. This immersive tour focuses on the ancient city itself, giving you time to explore landmarks such as the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon and the Avenue of the Dead without unnecessary detours. With logistics handled for you, you can focus on the history, architecture, and scale of the City of the Gods at a comfortable pace.

Combine a visit to Rio Secreto with a tour of the Tulum Archaeological site on this small-group experience. Learn about ancient Mayan culture as you explore the ruins with a professional guide before continuing to the Rio Secreto natural reserve, where you'll walk and swim through a beautiful underground river. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

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.

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.

Swap the beaches and bars of the Riviera Maya for the chance to immerse yourself in the history and culture of the Maya. This full-day tour from Cancun takes you to the cliffside ruins of Tulum and the archaeological site of Cobá where your guide brings history to life. Afterward, enjoy a refreshing swim in the clear waters of a cenote and savor a delicious buffet lunch, as well as a chocolate and tequila tasting.

Explore the Yucatan, without the pressure of planning and organizing how to get there, with this group trip to the region's highlights. Enjoy a comprehensive itinerary that includes the Tulum archaeological site, a cenote, and a snorkeling session around a coral reef in the Caribbean Sea. Relax knowing the whole day is taken care of, with pickup and drop-off from your hotel, transportation between activities, lunch, and more.

Discover the highlights and hidden corners of Mexico City’s Chapultepec Forest and National Anthropology Museum, all at your own pace: A private (or small-group) tour makes exploring easy. Both attractions can be overwhelming to see on your own, but with the help of your guide, you’ll get a comprehensive overview of their key points of interest. Additional tour itineraries—including the option to visit Teotihuacan and the Centro Histórico—are also available.

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.

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.

Take a trip to the top of the world at the ancient Mayan city of Coba, one of the tallest ancient archaeological structures ever discovered. Learn about the astrological and culturally important stone carvings that decorate this unique pyramid, and climb the many steps to the top for panoramic views of the rainforest canopy. Enjoy a refreshing swim in a cenote and feast on a delicious local lunch.

Discover the magic of Teotihuacan on our Guided Tour, a unique experience that combines art, history and nature. Start the adventure with breakfast in La Cave restaurant, a unique restaurant in the world, here we will have a typical Mexican breakfast inside a natural cave, you will enjoy coffee, juice, fruit, fresh bread and a strong dish to choose. We continue with a traditional obsidian and maguey workshop, where you will learn about the importance of these materials in pre-Hispanic culture. You will taste typical drinks from the region while exploring the techniques of local artisans, once you understand more of the culture we will continue with the guided tour in Teotihuacan In this World Heritage Site, an expert guide will give you a guided tour where we will explore the pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the avenue of the Dead, while discovering the history and mythology of this ancient city.

Combine two top attractions while on shore at Costa Maya. Get picked up at the cruise port and travel by air-conditioned vehicle to the historic Mayan ruins at Cacchoben, which date to 200BC. Afterwards, head to Bacalar Lagoon, also know as the Seven Colors Lagoon, with stops at Cenote Emeralda, Black Cenote and the infamous Pirates Channel. Also included are lunch, snacks, water and alcoholic beverages.

Experience Chichén Itzá and the Yucatán’s cultural highlights without the crowds, logistical planning, or midday heat that can affect independent visits. An early start allows for a quieter exploration of the UNESCO-listed archaeological site and better opportunities for photos. Afterward, unwind at a private family-owned cenote, enjoy homemade Yucatecan cuisine, and stroll the historic streets of Izamal, with all transportation and planning handled for you.

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.

Make your visit to Merida your own on a private walking tour. Whatever your interests, your guide will create a custom itinerary. Possible themes include history, art, shopping, and cuisine. You also get personalized suggestions from your guide on things to see, eat, and do in Merida. This tour is perfect for families and friends groups, as you pay a single fee for up to 15 people.

Get an in-depth introduction to one of Mexico's most unmissable attractions, without needing to spend hours planning. During this full-day tour of Chichen Itza from Cancun, travel comfortably in a restroom-equipped, air-conditioned vehicle, with hotel pickup included. The tour includes lunch, a cenote swimming stop, admission tickets, and a visit to the Spanish-built town of Valladolid.

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.

Experience some of Mexico City’s important landmarks on this all-day guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, see the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon at the legendary Teotihuacan, stop by Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, the country’s largest shrine to the beloved Lady of Guadalupe, and explore the pre-Columbian trading center of Tlateloco.

Explore the ancient walled city of Tulum and immerse yourself in the rich Mayan culture through its impressive remains. Afterwards, cool off with a swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenote Mariposa and enjoy a delicious buffet prepared especially for you. At sunset, visit the famous Quinta Avenida in Playa del Carmen, where you can browse boutiques and shopping malls. Don't miss this exciting adventure in the Riviera Maya!

Discover the highlights of Oaxaca on a full-day sightseeing tour. Visit the Monte Albán archaeological complex, founded around 500 B.C., make three more stops, at local houses and craft workshops to see the process of: handmade black mud figurines and pieces; textiles and crafts woven by women on looms tied to their waists; finally, woodcut and painted pieces known as alebrijes. Learn about the rich history and culture of Oaxaca from your guide as you explore.

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.

Skip the hassle of navigating public transport or taxis when visiting Mexico City's top attractions. Instead, opt for this comprehensive full-day tour with hotel pickup, which takes you from the city to Tlatelolco (an archaeological excavation site), the ancient Teotihuacan Pyramids, and the Basilica of Guadalupe—one of Mexico's most celebrated landmarks.