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Sonia_Y, Aug 2026
It's a nice experience
Amigo tour organized well, and the text/whatsapp communications are good, too. Beta was a knowledgeable yet funny guide, made it a great trip. As many other people mention, the only thing that could be a bit disappointed was the advertising for ChiChikan Mayan 's jade, and it was too long when everyone was in extreme heat and hungry. Cenote is highly recommend especially for family with teens. However I would not recommend for family with young children, as the drive was long, and they would not have fun walking in the heat for a long day. Overall We like this tour.
Abby_C, Aug 2026
Must do excursion!!
Emmanuel was an incredible tour guide. Our driver and photographer were top notch. Our crew of ten did a private tour and it was 100 percent worth it. We had a very customized and memorable experience, and Emmanuel even worked closely with the younger members of our crew to make sure they were comfortable the entire time.
Caroline_A, Aug 2026
Be prepared for heat. Guide shared tons of information
It’s a long day, and if you come during their summer be prepared for the 42°C heat. Bring or rent an umbrella ($7usd to rent or buy a smaller version for $100 pesos, lots of people selling by the entrance), water and electrolytes, comfortable shoes for the walk and energy to endure the tour while the heat is scorching you from the ground up. It is indeed an incredible place to visit , the magnitude of the place for its time is incredible. The guide (Alfredo) explained and taught us a lot - he also walked around the place with us (which I heard some guides don’t do). We then had 40min of free time , which both me and my child preferred to go back to the bus and the AC. Be prepared to walk by lots and lots of people trying to sell their souvenirs and arts, cash is king and you should always negotiate. If you don’t want to buy anything, just keep going, say no thanks and move forward. The 1st stop of the tour was a local place where they try to sell you everything (the “selling” starts already in the bus for the Mayan birth certificate). I think it’s great to be able to buy from local communities but they I didn’t like the pressure- there is one vendor following each adult and trying to make you buy if you stop for 2 seconds looking at an item. I left the store without buying anything just because of how it made me feel. Yet, many people from our group were buying so the system works for them. The 3rd stop is the cenote, which is inside a lovely place , it’s clean, very organized and the food was ok. You have to pay for the rental of the mandatory life jacket (80pesos) and a locker (optional). We had about 2h in the place including lunch (which was enough for us). The final destination is a colonial style town and only 30min, which felt not enough. The city has a very old church which was closed, and we did the tequila tasting near it. There are souvenirs stores , coffee shops and ice cream shops- but we didn’t have time for more than one thing ( I did the tequila tasting and didn’t have time to go get an ice cream) . Honestly it’s fine, it had already been a long day. The tour included cold water bottles which was great . The bus is very comfortable and our driver was great too, I think his name was Tiberius.
Kameron_B, Aug 2026
Overall great!
Our tour guide was great! Come with your swim suit already on, the first activity we did was snorkeling. Be mindful, on our boat we did not have life jackets only life safety belts that keep your waist afloat. Overall a great experience with a great music selection and great staff!
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Cancun’s party reputation precedes it, but there’s much more to this spring break favorite than tequila, tacos, and tan lines. Beyond the palm-fringed beaches and luxury resorts, Cancun tours let you explore ancient Mayan marvels, swim in a crystal-clear cenote, zip through the rainforest on an ATV, or trek to hidden caves and underwater rivers around the Yucatán Peninsula. There’s plenty of beachside fun, too, whether snorkeling and scuba diving along the Great Maya Reef, cruising the coast on a luxury charter yacht, or getting your adrenaline-fix parasailing, jet skiing, or ziplining.

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