An excellent trip! Highly recommend! - This tour was truly a memorable experience! [Booking and Communication] The agency was attentive and responsive, answering all my questions via email and the Viator app. A week in advance, they confirmed the pickup location and time, ensuring everything was clear. They even notified me that a larger group might join on my chosen date and offered to reschedule me to an alternative day at no extra cost—a thoughtful gesture. [Unique Itinerary] This is one of the few tours that visits Tulum, Coba, and Chichén Itzá all in one day—a rare find! They also included a refreshing cenote visit during lunch. All tickets and fees were covered in the price, including admission and bike rentals at Coba, so there were no hidden costs. [Knowledgeable Guide] Our guide, Arturo, made the experience even better. He was friendly and engaging throughout the day, chatting with us during the drives and sharing fascinating insights into Mayan history and the local regions. He used renderings and visuals (pictures/videos) to explain things that are hard to describe and even gave me great recommendations for sightseeing in Oaxaca and Mexico City, where I’ll be heading next. [Well-Designed Program] The tour’s schedule was thoughtfully planned to beat the crowds: 1. Tulum: We were the first to arrive, enjoying the peaceful site before larger groups poured in. 2. Coba: Cool jungle weather made exploring comfortable. 3. Chichén Itzá: By the time we arrived, the morning crowds were leaving, giving us a more relaxed visit. [Great Value] Despite the cost, the tour is reasonably priced given the small group size (it was just us!) and the ambitious itinerary. I researched beforehand, and most other tours charge half the price for just one circuit, such as Tulum and Coba or Chichén Itzá and Valladolid. This tour saved us an entire day, which we could spend exploring other parts of Mexico. [Things to Keep in Mind] • Time Management: The total drive is around 5–6 hours in a clean and comfortable vehicle. • Time at Each Site: You’ll have about 1 hour at Tulum, 1 hour at Coba, 1 hour at lunch/cenote and 2 hours at Chichén Itzá. • If you’d like to spend more than 3 hours at Chichén Itzá, consider staying overnight nearby or booking a custom tour. Most tours from Cancun allocate less than 2 hours at the site, as they also include stops at cenotes and Valladolid. [Final Thoughts] Overall, I highly recommend this tour. It’s perfect for travelers like us who prefer to maximize sightseeing over swimming in cenotes. The thoughtful itinerary, knowledgeable guide, and efficient organization made it an unforgettable experience. This version organizes your thoughts into clear sections and highlights key points for potential travelers while maintaining the personal touch of your experience.