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Chichén Itzá, Cenote & Valladolid All-Inclusive

Right for you if you want to see Chichén Itzá without adding up entry fees and lunch on the day. This roughly 12-hour trip from Cancún includes transport, a certified bilingual guide, a regional buffet lunch, a swim at Oxman cenote with life jackets, and all taxes and fees, per the listing. It's from US$135 per person (Viator, checked Oct 2026); drinks are the only listed extra.

From US$135 · checked Oct 2026

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Quick facts

Price from
US$135 per person, checked Oct 2026
Duration
About 12 hours
Pickup
Lobby pickup at all-inclusive hotels in the Hotel Zone; meeting points for other Cancún hotels; all-inclusive hotels in Riviera Maya, Akumal and Tulum are also covered. Pickup is early morning; the operator confirms the exact time (per Viator)
Included
  • Transport
  • Certified bilingual guide
  • Regional buffet lunch
  • Chichén Itzá visit
  • All taxes and fees
  • Oxman cenote with life jackets
Not included
  • Drinks
Fees paid on top
None listed. The listing says all taxes and fees are included.
What to bring
  • Towel
  • Biodegradable sunscreen
  • Sunglasses
  • Bottled water
  • Light sweater
  • Comfortable walking shoes (not flip-flops)
Requirements
No tripods. Children aged 3–11 pay a discounted rate and infants aged 0–2 go free (per Viator)
Guide languages
English, Spanish
Group size
Max 56 (shared big-bus tour)
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 h before (per Viator, 16 Oct 2026)
Activity provider (as listed)
OlMar Travel Mexico
Book on
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Stone façade of the San Servacio church in Valladolid, YucatánPhoto: Kirt Edblom / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 (resized)

Itinerary

In the listing's order, checked 16 Oct 2026

  1. Kaua: cultural stop, 30 min
  2. Chichén Itzá: 2 h
  3. Hacienda Oxman cenote: 1 h
  4. Valladolid: 30 min

Good to know

Official reference: Chichén Itzá entry is MXN 697 for foreign visitors, MXN 310 for Mexican nationals and MXN 105 for foreign residents of Mexico. For foreign visitors that's the INAH share of MXN 105 plus a Yucatán state surcharge of MXN 592 (MXN 205 for nationals), bought at the site's ticket office. Last entry is 16:00. Sources: CULTUR and INAH, checked 16 Oct 2026. On this tour it's covered by "all taxes and fees".

Photo is representative: Valladolid, not the tour itself.

Questions before you book

Is the Chichén Itzá entrance fee included?

Yes. The listing says all taxes and fees are included. For reference, the official entry for foreign visitors is MXN 697 (CULTUR/INAH, checked Oct 2026), so you shouldn't need cash for the ticket at the gate.

What will I still pay for?

Drinks. They're the only item the listing marks as not included. Tips aren't mentioned either way.

Will they pick me up at my hotel?

If you're staying at an all-inclusive hotel in the Hotel Zone, pickup is from your lobby. Other Cancún hotels use a meeting point. All-inclusive hotels in Riviera Maya, Akumal and Tulum are covered too. Enter your hotel on Viator before paying to see which applies.

How is this different from the US$39 Chichén Itzá tour?

The Chichén Itzá, Cenote & Valladolid tour (Amigo Tours) starts lower, but its base option has no lunch and no Chichén Itzá admission. Admission is US$44 extra unless your option includes it, and hotel pickup only comes with some options. Base price plus admission is already US$83 before lunch, so the US$135 all-in price here buys fewer surprises.

Does it stop in Valladolid?

Yes. Viator's itinerary lists Valladolid as the last stop (30 min), after a cultural stop in Kaua (30 min), Chichén Itzá (2 h) and the Hacienda Oxman cenote (1 h).

Can I cancel?

Yes, for free up to 24 hours before the start, per Viator on 16 Oct 2026.

Price source: Viator (checked 16 Oct 2026). Prices change; the final price is shown on the booking site. Official source: CULTUR / INAH (checked 16 Oct 2026). Why this tour is listed: How we choose.

Last checked: 16 Oct 2026

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