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Jacob_O, Oct 2026
Absolutely amazing our...
Absolutely amazing our guide was so enthusiastic and there was loads of foods to try, he went over the culture and city not just the foods even going out of their way to show us the baseball shops. He was great at answering any questions and spoke perfect English and taught me some Spanish. 100% reccomend
Rui_P, Oct 2026
Good excursion.
Eric Fuentes was a good guide and good photographer! The Uxmal site was great, the cenote also and the lunch was super tradicional yucateco food (3 tacos). The only thing that I would change is, instead of paying for the tickets to the guide in cash, we could get the option to pay at the local site using the visa payment and use the phisical money for other things.
ildeniz_a, Oct 2026
Rosendo is the best
Our tour guide Rosendo was very kind and he is a very good story teller. When he tells the stories about the Maya people, you may really feel that era. Also he was flexible with the changes. Since we were the only one booked the tour it was like private tour for us. Regarding Uxmal, i think it is way much better than Chichen Itza with the feeling and iguanas maybe :)
Jekaterina_S, Oct 2026
This experience was...
This experience was absolutely incredible. Every place was stunning and it never felt rushed. We enjoyed the pink lakes, had plenty of time to swim at the beach, cruised on the river and loads more. I was so excited to see flamingos, plenty of birds, and even a crocodile! Nice that everything is included in the price. The drive is long but worth it. Would definitely recommend for anyone travelling to the Yucatan.
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Merida is a colorful, playful city with deep roots in Maya culture. Some of Mexico’s best food is here, with cochinita pibil, panuchos, and sopa de lima among them. But many visitors also use the city as a jumping-off point for majestic archeological zones such as Chichen Itza and lesser-known Uxmal and Kabah. Merida tours allow you to do everything even in limited time—go on a food walk, visit the ruins, and dip in a cenote.