• Oxkintok Ruins - Transfer from Mérida to Oxkintok 60 min.
  Archaeological exploration with our expert guide, in Oxkintok, an ancient Mayan city where the Puuc style originated 90 min.
• Bécal - Transfer from Oxkintok to Artisan workshop in Becal (30 min.)

Bécal is a town where we will find artisans who are experts in weaving Jipi Japa hats and other garments with the same palm fiber. We will visit the house of one of the artisans and they will open the door to one of the caves where they handcraft these magnificent hats. (90 min.)

• Chocholá - Transfer from Becal to the cenote (60 min.)

In the town of Chochola, we will find an underground oasis, the Mayans call them Cenote, in their worldview, cenotes are entrances to the underworld called Xibalba. Our visit will be to rest and enjoy the fresh waters of the cenote to cool off and swim in it, we can use its facilities such as the restaurant for lunch (not included with direct payment|| 120 min,)

Departure transfer from Cenote to Mérida (60 min)

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Certified guide
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Entrance to Oxkintok $95 pesos per person with direct payment at the box office
• Entrance to San Ignacio cenote $500 pesos per person with access to the cenote, pool, lounge chair, vest

Discover, with our expert guides, a hidden Mayan city believed to be the birthplace of the “Puuc” style, featuring buildings adorned with intricate fretwork and masks. This city was as significant as Uxmal and Chichen Itzá and even includes a ball court. Our journey continues with a visit to the artisan town of Bécal, where skilled hands craft traditional Jipi Japa hats. These elegant items are made in a cave, as the humidity is essential for properly weaving the hats and other formal garments. Finally, we’ll visit a cenote to cool off and enjoy a refreshing swim.

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