Chichen Itza and Xunaam Cenote tour with a stop in Valladolid

Absolute farce from start to gid knows when it ends 2 hours spinning around del Carmen not knowing where pick ups where paid for English tour not a single person speaks English on the trip no guide present and to many pick ups the driver asking taxi drivers to where he needs to be and stopping at petrol stations

The bus took 5 hours due to doing 2 hours of hotel pick ups and no food or water was offered. The guide removed us from the tour group and we therefore missed the lunch. When we stopped for lunch the guide went ahead with the rest of the tour without us. A formal complaint has been lodged.

Guide picked us up from the hotel but then just dropped us off the entrance when coming back, not bothering to go into the hotel and drop us off where they picked us up from. Valladolid we were dropped into a jewelry store just to try to get us to buy more things cenote was good but too short, too much focus again on buying things. Chichen itza was good, guide could’ve provided umbrellas or at least explained the history in a shady spot. Not rushing to recommend it to anyone

Enjoyed the cenote swim (although they did run out of lockers so one of our party didn’t swim so they could look after the bags) and the visit to Chichén Itza was wonderful. Not so much the stop in Valladolid as we had just 25 mins there. It was a long day as we were the first pick-up at 7am and returned to hotel at 9pm so really late dinner. Tour guides were great, very knowledgeable.

Good day and enjoyed it. I would have liked more free time at chichen Itza as the guide spent a lot of time talking. It would have been nice to of been told there were shops that sold the same stuff at Valladolid so we didn’t waste time at previous place. I felt Valladolid was a bit pointless and would have rather spent that time at the ruines. We got picked up at 7am and returned at 10pm so long day (most spent on bus). Lunch and cenote was amazing.

enjoyed the swimming part although not very well guided on where to go, then the drive to Chichén Itza was long. Also overwhelming with the amount of people trying to get you to buy stuff there. Got back around 9 at night so was a long day, not worth the money and feel forced to tip the drivers and staff as we got a full story on why we should tip them, then saw the guide counting his tips when finally leaving the bus at 9pm!