• Oxkintok Ruins - 8:00 AM – Departure from Mérida
  Pickup will occur at the designated meeting point.
  A brief stop at a convenience store will be made to purchase bottled water or snacks (please note that alcohol and coffee are not allowed on board).
  9:45 AM – 11:15 AM: Oxkintok Archaeological Site

This archaeological site is sure to captivate with its Mayan labyrinth, a structure known as “tza tun tzat” (a place where it is easy to get lost), which was used for initiation rituals and as tests for those aspiring to become priests, healers, or other professions. This labyrinth features three levels representing the cosmic levels of the Mayan world: celestial, terrestrial, and underworld. During the visit, from the top of the pyramids, visitors can admire stunning natural landscapes, hills that are actually unexcavated structures, as well as enjoy sculptures, chultunes (underground huts for storing water), arches, entrances, esplanades, cobblestone paths or sacbés, and fantastic ornamental structures.

• Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyche - Visit Hacienda Mucuyché and Dive into Its Cenotes – Where History and Nature Blend Perfectly
  Spend two hours exploring this beautiful hacienda and swimming in its two breathtaking cenotes: Carlota and Azul Maya. To move from one cenote to the other, guests can cross a scenic canal—either by enjoying a refreshing swim or walking along a picturesque stone path.

The entrance fee to the hacienda and cenotes is included.

Afterward, there will be 1 hour and 30 minutes to enjoy lunch at the on-site restaurant, which also features a swimming pool for a relaxing dip.
(Please note: lunch is not included.)

• Cooler ice box (you can bring beverages)
• Guided Visit Oxkintok
• Certified bilingual guide
• Use of facilities on the Hacienda (bathrooms, showers and swimming pool)
• Entrance to Cenotes Carlota y Azul Maya (life vest included)
• Round Transportation from Mérida
• Entrance to Hacienda Mucuyché

• Lunch and Beverages are not included (you can buy food in the Hacienda)
• Souvenirs and Tips

The journey begins with an exploration of a captivating archaeological site, where participants will delve into the history and importance of a notable Mayan structure, renowned for its link to Chichén Itzá. This segment of the tour includes a 1-hour guided exploration, followed by 30 minutes of leisure time to discover the area independently.

Following this, the tour proceeds to Hacienda Mucuyché, a location where history is vividly brought to life through its architecture and ambiance. The hacienda seamlessly merges historical allure with modern comforts, featuring a contemporary pool and amenities, while maintaining its historical essence through original structures that reflect the passage of time.

A key highlight is the experience of the harmony between human and natural architecture. Participants will transition from one cenote to another—Carlota and Azul Maya—via a breathtaking canal. Carlota is a semi-open cenote, while Azul Maya is a cavern-style cenote. Both offer the chance to swim, snorkel, and connect with nature.

• We only provide pickups in our meeting points (We will assign the closest meeting point to your hotel)
• It is important that you provide your contact to provide you support at your pickup time.
• We recommend that you bring sunscreen, comfortable clothes, swimsuit, a change of clothes, water, and cash.
• Tour subject to availability, contact us as soon as you reserve
• The itinerary and places to visit may change without prior notice
• The minimum number of people to operate this tour is 4 people. If there are not enough people, the client will be notified.
• There is no pick up in hotels

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