• Chichen Itza - The most impressive structures of Chichen Itza are located in the central area. There you will find the Ball Game, temples, the spectacular Castle (Kukulkan Pyramid) and the Mayan stone calendar that measures 25 meters. Toltec warriors are represented in the engravings that are around the entrance, at the top of El Castillo.

Local guides will give you detailed information about Chichen Itza and even take you to a Sacred Cenote.

• Cenote Saamal - This cenote is considered young, it has a circular shape and is closed by a vault, it has an opening in the surface, which allows sunlight to penetrate, once inside you can see stalagmites and stalactites in large quantities. This cenote is accessible through a tunnel with stairs.
• Valladolid - One of the oldest cities on the peninsula and currently one of the two Yucatecan Magical Towns, Valladolid is fascinating to the full extent of the word. Its streets - paradoxically peaceful and full of life at the same time - are home to historic venues, mansions, museums, comfortable little hotels, markets, fountains, shops, ice cream and snack stalls, parks and many places to explore.

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• On-board restrooms

• Tax for using Go pro or filming camera
• Tips and souvenirs
• $3 USD extra to rent a life jacket to use in the cenote
• Drinks with extra cost at the restaurant