DETAILS
Discover the most important monuments and treasures of the Yucatán Peninsula during three full day tours.
Every Tuesday we are on the CHICHEN ITZA MAX trip.
MERCADO LOCAL visit to the local market will allow us to get to know the authentic smells and flavors of Yucatan. You will see exotic fruit and vegetables unknown to you. You will taste real Mexican chocolate and spices along with spicy sauces-sauces. Possibility to buy regional juices, sweets and honey.
VALLADOLID is one of 111 cities classified as Pueblo Mágico, which in Spanish means roughly the same as Magic Town. Pueblo Mágico is the official title given by the government of Mexico to attractive tourist destinations. The colonial pearl seduces with the heart of the city – zocalo. An afternoon walk among colored houses and romantic benches will awaken your imagination. An additional attraction is the fact that Valladolid was a movie set for many Mexican soap operas.
TEQUILA FACTORY What is real Tequila made from and how? What is the difference between Tequila Blanco, Reposado, Añejo, Extra Añejo and Antigua? How should you drink Tequila? Where is it from How is it different from Mezcal? Step by step we will explain the secrets of this drink, and a funny trial of Tequila with sombrero will also be part of our program. After visiting the distillery, you can buy Mexican drinks.
IK KILL CENOTE At noon, for refreshment, we will have a bath and rest in a natural limestone pool. Ik-Kill is one of the most famous cenotes on the Yucatan Peninsula. The competition of the best Redbull jumpers in the world took place here several times. To reach the water, you have to go down 26 meters. The water is 40 meters deep and the diameter of the cenote is 60 meters. You must see this mysterious wonder of nature. Children must remain under parental supervision. Possible rental of life jackets.
CHICHEN ITZA We Will visit the ancient Mayan city present on the list of Seven New Wonders of the World, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1988. No crowds and hot temperature. Discover with us the secrets of the Kukulkans Pyramid, Pelota Court, Skull Altar, Temple of Warriors, Saint Cenote and Astronomical Observatory. In the area of the archaeological zone you will find many stalls with local handicrafts. Free time for buying souvenirs.
Every Thursday we invite you to COBA, TULUM and MAYAN VILLAGE.
TULUM is breathtaking. Built on the edge of a cliff, the Ancient Mayan City offers spectacular views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea and beaches. The city, which at the time of the arrival of the conquistadors, continued to function and delighted with its power until the 18th century. One of the biggest attractions of Mexico can not miss you. For those willing, the opportunity to taste delicious coconut ice cream.
COBA Bike ride through the tropical forest in search of the ruins of the ancient city, visiting the most important buildings: the Church, Temple, Pelota Playground, Observatory, up to the Great Pyramid – the highest on the Yucatan Peninsula 42 m, which you can climb.
CENOTE TANKACH-HA After entering the pyramid there will be an opportunity to cool off in a beautifully situated limestone cave in the heart of the jungle. A mystical place where far fewer tourists reach. With a bit of luck, you can only swim with catfish fish. Brave people can jump into the water from a height.
PUEBLO MAYA This visit will be remembered for a long time. We will meet with the shaman and learn the secrets of natural medicine. There will be time for integration with indigenous people and purchase of local crafts.
We spend Saturdays in the company of flamingos and crocodiles 🙂
CENOTE SUYTUN As one of the first in the morning you will experience the amazing beauty of nature swimming in this beautiful karst well.
RIO LAGARTOS Then visit the Rio Lagartos Reserve. We take a boat to look for crocodiles, and among the mangrove forests we have the chance to see the nests of about 380 species of birds. For those willing – the Mayan Spa. Time to relax on the beach and swim in the lagoon waters.
LAS COLORADAS We will also see the pink lakes of Las Coloradas. Salt in this region is a great treasure. That was for thousands of years when the ancient Maya used this area to produce very valuable salt. How do they do that? Salt ocean water from nearby mangrove spills onto hard flat plains, creating shallow lagoons. The sun slowly evaporates the water, leaving fresh sea salt.Salt was extremely important for the Maya both for nutritional needs and for food preservation. It was mined here in the northern part of Yucatan, and then transported by boat to other parts of the Mayan empire. Why is the water pink? You will learn this and not only on our trip.
