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The 3 most popular ek balam tours in Tulum. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Small-group day trip to Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam, and Cenote Hubikú from Tulum with early ruins access and included swim.
“Our guide was amazing, very knowledgeable and took time with our questions about the site and cultural history. My son also really enjoyed the experience, Borge the sites and the learning.”
Private Ek Balam, cenote and Valladolid day from Tulum with climbable ruins, a clear X'Canche swim, colonial towns, and lunch.
“Excellent driver and host Leo— helpful in very way and a joy to be with. Excellent transportation. Guide at Ek Balam, Guierrmo, very knowledgeable/ amiable. Cenote experience fun and uncrowded (wear hiking shoes at ruins if you wish to climb pyramids; change to flip flops when you arrive cenote). Mayan themed cultural lunch unexpectedly tasty…”
Ek Balam ruins, Chichikan cenote swim, and Uayma’s Santo Domingo Temple from Tulum. Life vest included, with meal add-ons.
“I did a tour with Ricardo E of the chichun itza and it was fantastic. He was extremely knowledgeable and even showed his personal collection of Mayan replica’s. He was able to show us the snake head of the monument even not on the specific days. Definitely book with Ricardo E.”
