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The 10 most popular valladolid tours in Tulum. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Small-group day trip from Tulum to Chichén Itzá, Valladolid, and Cenote XUX-HA for guided history, great lunch, and quiet snorkeling.
Chichen Itza, food demos in Valladolid and Comedor Kaua, plus a cenote swim. Pick-up in Tulum at 7am; admissions extra.
“My first time to use Viator and it was the worst experience ever ! Never will i use it again. I'm an Expedia user. We bought tickets to see Chichen Itza, a cenote, and Villadolid. It was supposed to be a 12 hour trip. We got up at the crack of dawn for a 7am…”
A small-group day in Yucatán: Chichén Itzá, exclusive cenote swimming, buffet lunch, then quick free time in Valladolid for $135.
“The tour itself was excellent and the guide was very knowledgeable. The tour was advertised to include hotel pick up and I even put in the hotel information. However, the operator would not pick us up at the hotel and we instead needed to walk nearly 30 mins to a nearby supermarket to meet the…”
Chichén Itzá, Cenote Chichikán (or Nool Há), and a quick Valladolid stop from Tulum, with guided history, lunch, and entry fees included.
“The ruins at Chichen Itzu were amazing and the senote was very interesting. Directions given were confusing. The shaman blessing was also interesting. The food was just okay. Too much time was spent at the store and being asked for money. We arrived in Valladolid after dark and just before the main square was closing,…”
A long day trip from Tulum to **Chichen Itza**, Cenote Saamal swim time, and Valladolid, with bilingual guides and a $98 price tag.
“Unfortunately, this tour was disappointing and not value for money. The transportation was unsuitable for the number and size of passengers, with cramped seating and no legroom for over 2 hours at a time during a 13-hour day. Despite raising this with the guide, no adjustments were made. The schedule was also poorly organised: only…”
Private day trip from Tulum to Chichen Itza, Cenote Xux Ha, and Valladolid with an English guide, tickets, and lunch.
“Amazing. If you haven't seen Chichen Itza in person you really need to. The whole city has a grandeur that is difficult to put into words. The cenote is cave like and is almost a religious experience. Lunch was great as well. Thanks to Iber our wonderful guide. Great driver and guide.”
Small-group Chichén Itzá, Ik Kil cenote swim, and Valladolid. Early start, lunch and snacks included, skip lines, Riviera Maya pickup.
“We had an incredible experience on this small group tour! From start to finish, everything was seamless and enjoyable. Our guides, Antonio and Maria, were absolutely fantastic super knowledgeable, friendly, and made the entire day fun and educational.”
Small-group day trip from Tulum to Chichén Itzá, Cenote Noolha, and Valladolid with bilingual guides, AC transport, and lunch.
“We had an amazing tour with Maurício, and I can’t recommend him enough! He guided us through Chichinisa and Valladolid with so much passion, knowledge, and warmth. Maurício is not only incredibly professional, but also makes yoRead more”
Private tour from Tulum to Chichén Itzá and Cenote Selva Maya, with English guide, skip-the-crowd timing, buffet lunch, and all-day drinks.
“Our guide, Hugo, was awesome! Got us there early to beat the crowd. Very informative and very personable. Ask for him if you book the tour!”
Small-group Chichén Itzá, cenote Noolha zipline swim, and Valladolid with bilingual guides, air-conditioning, and lunch.
“Excellent tour guide. Great destinations. See the pyramid and ruins then Zipline in a cave full of water to cool off. The market at the end was all right. Could have skipped and still enjoyed the day.”
