Top Valladolid Half-day Tours

Planing a trip around the Yucatan Peninsula? What to see in Valladolid? Are Mayans living in Valladolid? Enjoy the cultural and iconic attractions of interest at one of the famous and colorful towns in Mexico. Valladolid has so many great locations, each with its own fascinating tale. You will see the most important Valladolid sights: From Iglesia San Servacio at the historic center to Cenote Zací. Discover the local and authentic side of one of the Mexican magical towns, located at the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula.

Discover the city by the hand of locals that will show you the most emblematic places of Valladolid, and the secrets and history of its magical streets, under the moonlight. A friendly and safe space for travelers, where you can interact with the natives.

En nuestro Bike Tour, podrás sumergirte en 3 cenotes sagrados que rodean la hermosa ciudad de Valladolid, aprenderás sobre la historia y la importancia de ellos en la cosmovisión maya; después de recorrer caminos rodeados de la típica flora y fauna, y lugares con tradiciones y cultura viva. Nuestros guías te harán sentir como un viejo de amigo que viene de visita.

Ek Balam is a must-see site on your visit to Yucatan. Only its astonishing stucco facade of a Maya mausoleum is worth the visit. Combined with a cenote and an optional visit to a tequila distillery will make it a very interesting half-day trip. We leave in small groups, so you´ll have a more personalized service. We let you enjoy the places we visit with no rush.

Explore the structures of Muyil, a Maya archaeological site amid the mangroves of Sian Ka'an, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This excursion from Tulum takes you to the former trading post along an interpretive nature trail before a boat ride to Muyil Lagoon. Then enjoy a relaxing float down the shallow canal as you drift past unique vegetation. Learn from your guide about the ecology of the area and the Maya civilization before a picnic lunch.

The archaeological site of Muyil is located in the northern part of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere reserve. This ancient Mayan trading post is the perfect place to enjoy astounding Mayan temples such as the 17 meters (57 ft) building known as El Castillo in the incredibly diverse semi-deciduous forest of Sian Ka'an. From the archaeological site you will take an interpretive trail towards the tallest observation point of Sian Ka'an to admire the exuberant vegetation of the jungle and the fresh water wetlands. Once you reach the Muyil lagoon, you will take a boat across two lagoons connected by an artificial canal that has been in use for many centuries. Xlapak is the name of the building at the beginning of the lazy river and the start of an incredible floating experience in crystal clear pluvial water on its way to the Caribbean ocean. You will float for over 30 minutes surrounded by mangroves, orchids, bromeliads. A delicious vegetarian picnic with seasonal fruits is included in the tour.

The archeological site of Tulum, an ancient Mayan port overlooking the crystal waters of the Caribbean, is a must-see on a visit to the Yucatan. Enjoy a detailed historical tour just as the site opens, when it is virtually empty and the morning light over the ocean is a treat. We follow up with a visit to an exclusive cenote hidden in the jungle. This is an incredible insight into the underground world of the peninsula, where we walk, wade and swim in the clearest of waters, surrounded on all sides by the wondrous limestone formations that create beautiful textures in the rock. A close-up and exclusive experience of the unique environment of the underground rivers will leave you with a lasting impression of this magical world. The open sink hole in the middle of a labyrinthine cavern and the winding paths that lead us to it will delight your senses.