Mexico · CENOTE TRIPS IN VALLADOLID
The 6 best cenote trips in Valladolid you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Small-group shared day trip from Valladolid to Chichén Itzá plus 2 cenotes, early entry, swimming, and convenient transport for $68.
“Micaias was very kind and knowledgeable about Mayan culture and history. The last cenote of the tour is a thing of beauty, different from the usual tourists’ places.”
Chichén Itzá plus cenotes from Valladolid, with lunch and a guided visit. Great value if you plan for timing, crowds, and extra swim fees.
“Clear communication that the start of the trip would be at 9 a.m, but the driver came to the pick-up spot at 9.30. Overall poor communication from the company. The trip should’ve included an English speaking person, but our driver didn’t speak English at all. Great person though. Pretty odd that no water was included either. Chichen Itza guide was very good and the Cenotes visited were very nice. When looking at the price vs competition, still very much worth it.”
Small-group day trip from Valladolid to Chichen Itza early, swim at Cenote Yokdzonot, and explore Izamal’s yellow convent town with lunch included.
“A fantastic guided tour. While I’m usually a budget traveler using Mexico’s bus system , what makes this worth it is the context guide and significance explanation. His history and heritage knowledge is unparalleled. Worth every penny!”
A small-group cenotes day from Valladolid with Nool Ha, Suytun, and Hacienda Chukum, plus lunch, lockers, and swim gear included.
“Probably our favorite tour yet!! We've been vacationing in Yucatán for a couple weeks and this tour was the best! Miriam is fantastic, a wonderful safe driver and a great tour guide. Her tours never feel rushed and she gave us plenty of time at each cenote for swimming and/or relaxing. We initially thought about just exploring cenotes on our own but are so glad that we did the tour instead-- you get to travel in an open-air old-timey car, have access to all of the cenotes plus lockers already handled, plus a delicious meal at the last cenote. I recommend taking advantage of the ziplines and jumping rocks/decks!! All…”
Small-group day trip from Valladolid to Chichén Itzá plus 2 cenotes, early arrival for fewer crowds, and good food included with one cenote.
“Gustavo was very informative and spoke good English. He asked us what we would like to do and organized our guide for Chichen Itza. Martin Lugo was our guide there and he was incredible. He knew some much about the place and was so enthusiastic about his job. I would highly recommend him. We then did 2 centotes which were also amazing, and not crowded. Gustavo also gave us some good recommendations for Valladolid, including places to eat.”
One day from Valladolid to Río Lagartos, Las Coloradas, and Cenote Hubiku, with wildlife, pink lagoons, and a swim.
“Le transporteur mika était ponctuel, avec une conduite agréable. Le bateau a rio lagartos était cool, on a vu crocos, flamands roses, pélicans et autres oiseaux, dauphins et une petite raie. Le guide ne nous a pas beaucoup parlé mais le spectacle etait quand meme grandiose. las colaradas ne vaut pas le coup pour moi (460 pesos pour une photo d'un lac rose sachant qu'on peut prendre les photos de l'extérieur du site) Le cenote vaut le coup, il est grand et mystique, dégustation de tequila et miel maya gratuit et un buffet simple mais bon. je recommande”
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