Chichen Itza, founded in the year 514 AD, was once the capital of the ancient Mayan civilization and was recently declared one of the “7 Modern Wonders of the World.”
Inclusions
Hotel – Chichén Itzá - Hotel Transportation Exclusive entrance to the Chichén Itzá archaeological site thru the Mayaland Hotel. Guided tour. (English Speaking certified guide) Buffet lunch at Mayaland Hotel. Use of hotel facilities. Night light show.
Additional Information
Light Sound Show translators are not included. Because we own the Mayaland Hotel, you’re free to relax and explore at your leisure. The pick-up and drop off schedules vary depending on the location of your hotel; it starts at 9:00am ending at 9:45am; once the tour check in is completed then we are on our way to Chichén Itzá when the air conditioned deluxe motor coach bus leaves Cancún at 10:15am. For your comfort, our groups are split into speaking language and each group has its own certified guide on that particular language. The night show starts at 8:00pm during spring and summer seasons and at 7:00pm during fall and winter seasons. Our guests are entitled to use the facilities of the Mayaland Hotel such as swimming pool and hammocks. The Mayaland hotel has a private entrance to the archaeological site; we are the only company that gets to use this entrance and we extend this privilege to you, this saves you plenty of time because we skip the long line at the main entrance; time that you can enjoy inside the site. Pick up and drop off schedules in Cancún hotels vary depending on the location of your hotel. One of our representatives will get in touch with you to confirm the exact time of pick up for your tour. Some advice Bring sunscreen and sunglasses, remember to use biodegradable sunscreen, we want to protect the animal life on the oceans from the chemicals used on regular sunscreen. You may want to bring a light sweater or jacket as it could get cold on the bus on our way to Chichén Itzá and back. Bring an extra t-shirt and towel, just in case. Wear comfortable sneakers or tennis shoes, flip flops are not recommended for the archaeological site. Please make sure you do not forget to bring your camera! Don’t bring tripod for your camera, as it is not allowed to get these inside the archaeological site. If you are bringing a video camera there is an extra fee to be paid at the entrance of Chichén Itzá.
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