Santa Barbara Cenotes Fietstocht

Tsukan Cenote Entrance Ticket

Just a stone's throw away from Chichen Itza lies another lesser-known wonder – the Tsukan cenote. Coined the 'Sanctuary of Life' from the locals, this underground cave is steeped in nature. In fact, it's been mainly untouched from how it was originally found, with the only addition being a proper staircase to access the pristine water. Enjoy time swimming, relaxing and lapping up the traditional side of Yucatan.

Market, Tasting & Cooking Class

Fresh, quick, and full of zest, Mexican cuisine is a feast for the senses that's taken the world by storm. And now, you can bring the spirit of fiesta into your own kitchen. With this hands-on cooking class, you'll master the art of Mexican cooking under the guidance of local experts.You'll start the day with a colourful walk through a local market. Amidst the vibrant chaos, you'll handpick the freshest ingredients, as well as try some local, exotic fruits – the perfect introduction to authentic Mexican flavours.Then, you'll head by public bus to a local family home, where you'll step into the kitchen to learn how your ingredients come together to create magic. Learn the ropes of balancing the bold flavours that make Mexican dishes sing, with three different dishes to prepare for lunch.

Ki'ichpam Xunaan Ticket

A fusion of old and new, Ki'ichpam Xunaan has all the makings for an educational but fun Mexican adventure. Enjoy access to traditional cenote caves for swimming, workshops showcasing the very best in authentic handicraft and a typical buffet lunch of local dishes. Journey to a Maya community in the jungle and enjoy a spiritual experience that you'll find nowhere else.

Cenote Saamal & Restaurante Selva Maya Combo Ticket

Dive into one of Mexico's top things to do at Cenote Saamal. Just five minutes from the hub of Valladolid, it's a perfect place to refresh after a day exploring the city. And what's more, you'll not only have entrance to the cenote, you'll also have an open buffet of regional Mexican dishes to tuck into at Restaurante Selva Maya.

Henequen Plantation Estate Tour with Lunch

Used in everything from fashionable bags to durable rope, henequen – or sisal in English – put the Yucatan on the map well before the tourists arrived. And on this tour, you'll get to know everything about the native agave plant and the part it played in the peninsula's history. Visit an authentic plantation, where you'll see it's Main House, museum and more. Entrance to the estate's cenote is included, as well as a tasty four-course lunch.

Tsukan Cenote Entrance Ticket with Lunch

Coined the 'Sanctuary of Life' from the locals, the Tsukan cenote cave is steeped in natural wonder. In fact, it's been mainly untouched from how it was originally found, with the only addition being a proper staircase to access the pristine water. Enjoy time swimming, relaxing and lapping up the traditional side of Yucatan. A three-course lunch of regional classics is included, washed down with water.

Uxmal Music & Light Show

A visit to Uxmal archaeological site is fascinating by day. But on this experience, you'll see it at its most special – lit up at night. Spend some time wandering around the interactive museum, with 6 different rooms to explore. Then, enter the site and watch as the ancient ruins come alive, illuminated in a spectacular music and light show that tells tales from Mayan myths and legends.

Santa Barbara Cenotes Bike Tour

If you're looking for the best cenote tour in Yucatan, look no further than this bike circuit of the three Santa Barbara cenotes. One is open, one closed and the last, semi open, and all have safe stair access. They are surrounded by endemic flora and fauna. But what's best of all is to swim in their translucent waters.

Izamal Magical Town Tour

Golden Izamal glows in the evening sunlight on this tour of one Yucatan's ‘magical towns'. It's dubbed the ‘City of Three Cultures' – and you'll find out just why as your guide shows you around its top attractions. There's the Maya pyramid of Kinich Kakmó, the Spanish colonial era Convent of San Antonio and the yellow-hued Mexican squares and streets.

Merida Corner Canteen Tour

Three's company on this traditional corner canteen tour Merida. First up is the century-old La Negrita, where you'll munch on typical snacks, washed down with ice-cold beer to the sound of music. Next up is El Dzalbay, a Bohemian hideout famed for its live jazz. Sip on a craft beer, mezcal or cocktail before rounding off the experience at El Cardenal, with more beers and music.