Chichen Itza Tour from Puerto Morelos
Visiting Chichen Itza is one of the most requested day trips from Puerto Morelos. Located about 2–3 hours inland, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a direct look into the architectural and astronomical achievements of the Maya civilization.
This is a full-day guided experience that combines history, transportation, and time to cool off in a cenote.
What This Tour Includes
Most Chichen Itza tours from Puerto Morelos are structured as all-day experiences and typically include:
• Round-trip transportation from Puerto Morelos
• Professional bilingual guide
• Entrance to Chichen Itza archaeological site
• Time to explore key structures
• Visit to a nearby cenote for swimming
• Regional lunch (buffet or plated, depending on provider)
Exact timing and stops may vary slightly depending on group size and tour format.
What You’ll See at Chichen Itza
The site is expansive and historically significant. Highlights typically include:
El Castillo (Temple of Kukulcán)
The central pyramid and most photographed structure at Chichen Itza. Its design reflects the Maya understanding of astronomy and seasonal cycles.
The Great Ball Court
The largest ball court in Mesoamerica, known for its scale and unique acoustics.
Temple of the Warriors
A stepped structure surrounded by carved columns, representing the political and ceremonial importance of the site.
The Sacred Cenote
A natural sinkhole historically used for ceremonial purposes.
Your guide provides historical context and cultural background, helping you understand how the city functioned between 600–1200 AD.
The Cenote Stop
After exploring the ruins, most tours include a visit to a nearby cenote.
Cenotes are freshwater sinkholes unique to the Yucatán Peninsula. This stop offers:
• Time to swim
• Shaded areas to cool off
• A change of pace after walking the archaeological site
Life vests are typically available.
Duration & Structure
• Early morning departure
• Approximately 2–3 hours at the archaeological site
• Lunch stop
• Cenote visit
• Return to Puerto Morelos in late afternoon or early evening
This is a full-day commitment, so comfortable clothing and hydration are important.
Who This Experience Is Best For
• First-time visitors to the Yucatán Peninsula
• History and culture-focused travelers
• Small groups or couples
• Visitors wanting structured transportation rather than self-driving
If you prefer shorter, ocean-based activities, reef tours may be a better fit.
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Pricing
Chichen Itza tour pricing varies depending on:
• Shared vs. private format
• Group size
• Transportation type
• Season
Entrance fees and lunch are typically included, but confirmation is provided prior to booking.
How Booking Works
Bespoke Travel coordinates guided tours to Chichen Itza with licensed transportation providers and experienced regional guides.
Once you provide your preferred date and group size, we confirm availability and outline the full itinerary and inclusions.
A 15% coordination fee applies to Experiences. This supports transportation planning, guide coordination, and ensuring the details are clearly organized before your tour date.