• Mayan Museum of Cancun - The new museum is made up of three 4,400-square-foot exhibition halls and includes 350 ancient artifacts that were collected over 30 years. Among its features is 14,000-year-old Maya remains discovered in the underwater caves of Tulum, the 10,000-year-old remains of La Mujer de las Palmas (The Woman of the Palms) and tools and other artifacts the Maya once used in daily life.
• San Miguelito - San Miguelito archaeological site recently opened as well. This location was inhabited more than 800 years ago until the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors.

There are some (non-related) small Mayan vestiges of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization in Cancun

• Liability road insurance, parking and toll road fees
• Admission fees to Museum and Archeological site
• Roundtrip Transportation in an A/C VAN
• Professional certified LDS tour guide

• Gratuities
• Video Camera Permit ($4 usd aprox.)
• Souvenirs

Secure your spot on a guided tour to Cancun’s newly opened Mayan Museum and ensure to explore the San Miguelito Ruins contained therein - the ONLY exhibit in proximity to Cancun housing AUTHENTIC relics unearthed in latest digs around the Yucatan Peninsula. It’s the perfect addition to your trips to Chichen Itza and Tulum.

During this outing, our knowledgeable tour guides will collect you from your accommodation and escort you to this museum. Wandering through the exhibits, your guide will elucidate on the purpose and significance of an array of artifacts on display. Afterward, he’ll lead you to the bottom level to explore the San Miguelito ruins, recently discovered and nestled within the museum grounds.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.