Top Riviera Maya & the Yucatan Multi-day & Extended Tours

Immerse yourself in Mayan culture with this 2-day tour from Merida. Enjoy a guided visit to Chichen Itza in the early morning, before the crowds arrive, then visit Kabah and Uxmal on the second day. Entrance fees, lunch, and round-trip transportation from Merida hotels are included.

Uncover the mystifying mysteries of the ancient Mayans on an enriching and explorative 8-day tour of the Yucatan’s most significant archeological sites from Cancun. On this personalized small-group tour, explore the ancient World Wonder of Chichen Itza with a knowledgeable guide. Delve other atmospheric ruins such as Uxmal, El Baklam, Tulum and more, while gaining fascinating insight into the unique culture and intriguing history of the region. Travel in comfort, feast upon sublime local specialties and luxuriate in lavish hotel accommodations during your spectacular journey through the Yucatan Peninsula.

Get a taste of Mexico's many flavors on this two-day adventure. Spend day one at Xcaret eco-archaeological park, where you can learn about Mexican culture, play traditional Mayan games, watch shows and ceremonies, and swim in the park's extensive underground cave system. Day two takes you on a sailing trip to Isla Mujeres with stops for snorkeling, shopping, and a buffet lunch on the island shores.

Take on the Yucatan’s best adventures on an active tour that explores jungle paths, hidden cenotes, brilliant marine life, and ancient Maya pyramids. You’ll ride a bike through dramatic scenery, paddle Si’an Kaan Biosphere Reserve, and snorkel the Caribbean coast, with guided tours of the archeological sites of Coba, Chichen Itza, and Ek Balam. And for a fun mix of nature, culture, and relaxation, the trip concludes with a day at Xcaret, a spectacular adventure park in the heart of the Riviera Maya.

Discover Chichen Itza and Uxmal, two of the most important archaeological pre-Hispanic cities in Maya history, on this 2-day tour. Enjoy guided tours of both UNESCO sites, and gain insight into its top attractions including the Kukulcan Pyramid, Ball Court and the Governor’s Palace. Relax at the pool facilities of Mayaland Resort and marvel at Uxmal’s nighttime light and sound show. In addition to the archaeological sites, visit the charming colonial town of Merida. An overnight stay in Uxmal, some meals and hotel transport are included.

Make the most of Cancun on a combined, 2-day tour of Chichen Itza and Xcaret attraction park. No need to drive or plan logistics on your own: Instead, follow a guide to Chichen Itza, Valladolid, and a secluded cenote. On a separate day of your choice, explore Cancun’s natural beauty from the safety of Xcaret Park. Aquariums, performances, and relaxing swimming locations make it a popular choice for families.

Immerse yourself in the captivating culture of Mayan Mexico on an exhilarating 2-day tour from Cancun. Explore the ancient temples and magnificent monuments of Chichen Itza with a knowledgeable guide; then, enjoy a relaxed afternoon independently exploring the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site; and luxuriate in the fabulous facilities of Mayaland Resort, strolling botanical gardens and swimming in the revitalizing waters of the pool. Get involved in cultural activities like cooking classes or planetarium trips, and feast upon a flavorsome buffet lunch during your spectacular sojourn.

Unravel the Mayan mysteries and architectural marvels of one of Mexico’s most significant and spectacular archeological sites, on a 2-day tour to Uxmal from Merida. Explore the sacred structures of the UNESCO World Heritage Site with a knowledgeable guide, visiting legendary landmarks like the Governor’s Palace and the Pyramid of the Magician. Awaken your senses to the explosive colors and vibrant sounds of the Uxmal light and sound show during a spectacular nighttime show. Personalized attention is guaranteed on this small group tour, with numbers limited to 25 people.

Discover Mexico’s rich Maya past with this 5-day heritage tour. Visit Tulum, ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea; see stucco masks at Kohunlich; and check out zoomorphic figures in the temples of Chicanna. Swim in the waterfalls of Misol-Ha, visit an ornate tomb in Palenque, and marvel at the rounded pyramid of Uxmal. Learn about the Maya peoples’ incredible understanding of astronomy in Chichen Itza before your tour concludes.

Explore the awe-inspiring nature and rich culture of the Yucatan on a convenient multi-day guided excursion. Visit the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza, swim in a cenote, and tour the historic city of Merida. See pink flamingos at Celestun Biosphere, visit the underground caves of Xibalba, and marvel at one of the largest ancient Mayan cities. Enjoy breakfast, transportation, and accommodations in Merida included the tour package.

Follow in the footsteps of the mighty Mayans. You’ll get in-depth commentary on Mexico’s once powerful indigenous civilization, which has fascinated scholars for centuries. Visit two archaeological sites: Chichen Itza, famous for its astronomical observatory and ballpark, where tournaments ended in human sacrifices, and Uxmal, home to some of Mexico’s most important pre-Colombian ruins. You’ll also have time to tour colonial-era towns.

Experience action-packed sightseeing on the Yucatan Peninsula during this 7-day tour. Explore the impressive UNESCO sites of Chichen Itza and Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, where you’ll hike in the jungle and kayak through wetlands. In Puerto Morelos, snorkel in a cenote or drive an ATV. Swim in an area known for whale sharks (seasonal activity) or discover the ancient Maya sites of Coba and Tulum, and see wildlife in the eco-archaeological park of Xcaret. Six nights of accommodation at a 3-star hotel, breakfast and round-trip transport from the Cancun airport are included.

Tour the ancient Mayan city of Coba and explore the eco-water park of Xel-Há with this affordable two-day tour package with meals. After convenient hotel pickup, travel with your bilingual guide to Coba to marvel at its 131-foot (40-meter) pyramid and explore the site on a bicycle. The next day, take a dip in the cenotes of Xel-Há and check out the park’s natural aquarium.

Explore the ancient Mayan cities of Cobá and Tulum on a two-day guided tour from Cancún. After convenient hotel pickup, head to Cobá, once among the largest cities in the Mayan world. Borrow a bike—included in the tour price—and pedal between pyramids. Enjoy lunch (also included) and take a refreshing dip in a cenote. Tour Tulum with an archaeologist and learn about its ancient paintings and important buildings.

Immerse yourself in Mayan culture on this 2-day tour of some of the most important towns in Yucatan. Spend one day touring stunning Chichen Itza, a UNESCO world heritage-listed site. Marvel at the pyramid known as 'the Castle' and see other ancient and sacred spots. Stop by the cenote, or sinkhole, known as Ik-Kil. Spend the night in lively Merida, the capital of Yucatan. The following day, do my pyramid gawking in Uxmal before returning to Cancun.

Refine your nature photography skills and tick off top Yucatan attractions on an 8-day wildlife photography tour. Departing Cancun in a small group limited to 10 people, you’ll trek through the Mayan jungle, visit the ancient ruins of Tulum, dive into the Grand Cenote, marvel at the pink lagoons at Las Coloradas, admire Chichen Itza, a New7Wonder of the World, and snorkel with whale sharks. Seven nights accommodation, select meals, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Cancun are included.

Do not miss the opportunity to see the most emblematic archaeological sites: Tulum, Calacmul, Uxmal, Palenque.  Visit the most important colonial cities of the Peninsula: Merida, Campeche and experience the magic of the most spectacular natural beauty places like Bacalar lagoon, Cenote Ik Kil.

Visit one of the main attractions in Cancun and discover the Riviera Maya with this awesome combo. Experience the culture and nature of Mexico with the best benefits. Xcaret Plus invites you to delight in fine buffet restaurants, cool off in Underground Rivers, and relax at the inlet. The most complete and enjoyable experience of your vacation!   Visit the walled city of Tulum; enjoy lunch in a typical Yucateca food restaurant, which consists in a Buffet style food; visit Coba, an important Mayan city used for commerce during the high splendor of the Mayan culture; swim in one of the most beautiful cenotes of the region; and finally, stroll on the famous 5th Ave (Quinta Avenida) in Playa del Carmen, where you will find a variety of shops and restaurants; or relax at one of its many charming beaches.

It is believed that the Mayan culture emerged just over 3,000 years ago in the region known as Mesoamerica, and that it encompassed some areas of present-day South America as well as the states of Quintana Roo, Campeche and Yucatan in Mexico. The Maya possessed extraordinary mathematical and astronomical knowledge that today continues to amaze the world for its precision. They also had great skills for the pictorial arts, sculpture, hunting and agriculture.

The taste that characterizes it depends on the combination of recipes and ingredients that give rise to it. Its typical flavor is recognized by the predominance of the condiments used in its seasoning. Corn, as in all Mesoamerica, is also an essential component of Yucatecan food, and it is consumed abundantly.

The best tour you can book if you want to know more about yucatan and its culture, the state has a lot to explore, so if you are determined to visit it you can not miss this Tour. Uxmal: Surrounded by legends, myths and anecdotes; poetic in its name and its history, is located in the valley of Santa Elena next to a series of hills that are known by the name of Puuc. Kabah: It is located 23 km southeast of Uxmal by road no. 261; taking the deviation to the right at km 16, very close to the city of Ticul, his name has been interpreted as "Lord of the strong or powerful hand".  Merida: "The white city" is distinguished by being quiet and its inhabitants friendly and hospitable. Mérida was founded on January 6, 1542, and built on the Mayan city of Toh. Izamal: This colonial city is known as "the city of the three cultures" because it combines features of its pre-Hispanic past, the colonial period and the current era. It is located 1 hour from Merida.

Private tour MiniYucatan 3days/2 nights is a unique opportunity to dip to the history of the ancient  world , Mexican flavor, the beauty of colonial towns and tradition. You will spend two nights in a cozy hotel in the heart of the capital of the Peninsula of Yucatan - Merida

Merida was founded by the Spaniard Francisco de Montejo on January 6, 1542, however the Mayan Indians had a large city known as T'ho long before the Spaniards arrived, The stones of said city were used to build the Santa Iglesia de la Catedral, located in the zócalo. Here you can also see the La Casa de Montejo, the Government Palace and the Municipal Palace.Mérida is also known as the white city with its main avenue Paseo de Montejo. Chichén Itzá, the most important and renowned vestige of the Mayan civilization. In 1988 it was inscribed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco and in 2007 it was chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders of the Modern World. the Cenote Ik-Kil.  Optional: Optional visit to Tulum & Xel-ha: Our all-inclusive tour to Tulum and Xel-há includes a visit to the Mayan ruin of Tulum as well as the the adventure in Xel-há one of the most famous ecotourism parks of Quintana Roo, a perfect mix of adventure, culture and fun.

The haciendas of Mexico were part of an economic system that began with the Spanish in the sixteenth century, similar to the feudal system of Europe. They were efficient farms and manufacturing centers that produced meat and other products for export. Over time, the haciendas became symbols of economic health and culture, adorned with architecture, furniture and art from all over the world. Like the southern plantations of the United States, the haciendas reinforced the caste system, based on race, with the hacendados as masters and the Maya or indigenous as laborers. Most of the Yucatecan haciendas in the 19th century produced henequen rope, a plant variety of the agave cactus, which was exported by the growing transport industry.