Chichén Itzá Premiere Desde Playa Del Carmen

Estructuraré la revisión para cada parada turística que tuvimos:  1) Cenote Suytun y pueblo maya: la primera parada del viaje, el pueblo maya le muestra el lado real de la cultura maya y cómo viven hoy en día. El mercado de souvenirs en Suytun Cenote es bastante caro y no todos los recuerdos son hechos a mano y originales mexicanos como mencionó nuestro guía. El cenote Suytun es espectacular, me encantó el hecho de que tenían animadores vestidos con viejos guerreros que reproducían una ceremonia en medio del cenote y el efecto fue impulsado por la acústica del cenote. No hay mucha gente, pero si quieres estar solo en un cenote, hay otro en el complejo, justo donde se detienen los autobuses (pregunta a tu guía, él nos lo mencionó) y ese es salvaje y hermoso. El almuerzo fue realmente bueno en un restaurante organizado en un antiguo rancho.  2) Chichén Itzá: el lugar es espectacular y por ser un monumento tan importante, el lugar ha sido muy bien organizado. Nuestro guía David ha sido muy bueno, con mucha información interesante y una presencia muy agradable durante todo el recorrido. La pirámide y todo el complejo es hermosa y es una visita única en la vida. Asegúrese de usar un sombrero y tener agua ya que hace mucho calor. Si no tiene un sombrero seguro, encontrará uno en la entrada, ya que hay muchos vendedores. Los recuerdos tienen muy buenos precios, y hay de todo tipo.  3) Valladolid: llegamos al atardecer y la ciudad se veía hermosa: antigua ciudad colonial, con coloridos edificios antiguos, la antigua catedral es espectacular, el ambiente de la ciudad es increíble. Hubiera sido bueno tener más tiempo para poder disfrutar de una cena en uno de los restaurantes rústicos. Una ciudad de visita obligada mientras estás en Yucatán. El recorrido es largo, 12 horas, pero es una de las mejores experiencias en México. No sentirás cuando pase el tiempo. ¡Disfrútala!

Long day, but very fun! Our guides were great and attentive. Pedro, our driver, Victor, Adrian, and Jesus. They made the day fabulous. My only complaint / recommendation is to cut out Valladolid. We were so tired we didn't even bother getting off the bus at this point.

The premiere experience is a waste of money and a scam. It is more than twice as much as the "classic" experience for an open bar, and "breakfast". The open bar, lunch only, consist of 2 beers. That's all. I was told I could only get two drinks max. There was beer and a mix of grapefruit soda and tequila offered towards the ride back. This is what irritate me the most about the tour. Typically you pick your seat on the bus, first come first serve. Our tour guide, Adrian, insisted that I give up my seat to sit next to someone who was trying to maintain social distancing in order to accommodate a group of 6 in who were late. The group of 6 sat in the front, and it was obvious that the group of 6 were all his personal friends. My other option was the very back next to the toliet. This is after we've been waiting around for nearly 3 hours. Someone else refused to give up their seat, in which Adrian responded with a nasty passive aggressive remark how some passengers refuse to help out. The check-in process is a cluster, where everyone on multiple tours gets bused to a central location for processing. Our 60 pax bus was 97% full, NO social distancing for Covid.

This tour is the best way to see Chichen Itza, one of the 7 wonders of the world!! Our tour guide Victor was very knowledgable on the Mayan civilization. If you are lucky enough to get Victor, David, or Jesus as a tour guide, you will leave feeling like an expert on the Mayans. The tour bus was spacious and clean, with a bathroom in the bus. The ride to Chichen Itza was a few hours, but the presentations during the trip made the time fly. The first stop on the tour was to a Mayan town. The people are so friendly and welcoming, and the food was delicious. There is time to buy some Mayan souvenirs if that is something you are interested in. If not, the landscape is beautiful to walk around and enjoy. The cenote was a great refresher, the water was warm and there was a lot of space for everyone to swim. We also stopped in Valladolid, it was a nice non-touristy Mexican town square. There are little vendors in the square with traditional Mexican food and snacks. This was a great tour and experience, we recommended this tour to everyone!!!

The guides were informative and entertaining, the pyramids and the Cenote speak for themselves. My fellow guests and I had blast from start to finish. Value-wise and fun-wise this excursion is a must do and see. One the best I’ve ever done and I am a versed traveler. Adrian and the Victors we had two were on point and super friendly

It was an amazing day, but the trip itinerary happened different than expected. We went to Chechen Itza in pm, but expected to visit it 1st. At the Cenote we had to pay a deposit for the mandatory life jacket. Would be useful to be told before the trip so one can take correct cash. It was a stunning day and the tour guy was friendly, knowledgable and had an excellent sense of humour. Wear ur costume to save time changing.

The guide and the tour was mostly great! But the time spent on this trip was 1 star. Our hotel was outside Playa Del Carmen, we left 7.30 am and got back to the hotel almost 10pm. Could skip the last stop, to not make this trip sooooooo long. And alot of the information we got came down to the guide knowing someone who could sell you something. From silver to tequila. So alot of talk about trying to get you to buy more things.

Trip was as the description- very informative and great Mexican sites to see! We all enjoyed our time at each stop.

All staff was good . We enjoyed it . It was a good memory . Me. Gonsalves was good guide too . He explained everything very nicely .

We went to Chichen Itza in late Feb of 2020. One of the most memorable moments of my life. Our tour guides were not only entertaining but VERY knowledgeable. Our overall experience was excellent. Note that our pickup point from our all inclusive was at the GATE not the front lobby. Make sure you know that. Its a long day from the Mayan Riviera. The big bus is great, lots to drink and we stopped for food. Make sure you have a few items to entertain yourself.