Duration
Free cancellation
Book now, pay later
Guided tour
-
Enter Chichén Itzá with skip-the-line access, which means no waiting in long lines, no matter how crowded the site gets.
-
Explore key landmarks like the El Castillo, the Great Ball Court, and the sacred cenote with a bilingual expert leading the way.
-
With no more than 15 guests per group, you're guaranteed an intimate experience with a lot more facetime with your guide.
-
Your ticket includes all local taxes, so you won't have to deal with the logistics of paying them on the day of your visit.
-
-
Skip-the-line entry to Chichén Itzá
-
Bilingual guided walking tour of Chichén Itzá
-
Expert English and Spanish-speaking guide
-
Local taxes worth USD $35 per adult and USD $5 per child
-
Small group with no more than 15 guests
-
-
Round-trip transfers
-
Lunch
-
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Skip the lines and explore Chichén Itzá’s iconic ruins on a 90-minute guided walking tour in a small group.
Getting started
Meet your bilingual guide near the official parking lot at Chichén Itzá. After a quick check-in and ticket validation, your guide will outline the day’s route and lead your group into the archaeological site.
What to expect
Chichén Itzá
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chichén Itzá was a thriving center of Mayan commerce, politics, and religion for over a thousand years. The complex is renowned for its historical significance and remarkably preserved monuments.
Features
-
Skip-the-line access: Breeze past the long ticket lines as you enter the site, letting you make the most of your time.
-
Guided tour: Your bilingual guide will offer fascinating insights into the site, its architecture, and the astronomical genius of the Maya.
-
All taxes included: Your ticket includes all local taxes to the site, so you won't have to deal with these logistics on the day of your visit.
-
El Castillo (Temple of Kukulcán): The central pyramid, known for its precise astronomical alignment and ceremonial importance in Mayan culture.
-
El Caracol (The Observatory): This circular structure, rising 75 feet high, was used by Mayan astronomers to track celestial events through its unique openings.
-
What to bring
-
Bring a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking to get your tickets verified.
-
Bring water, sun protection (such as a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses), and comfortable walking shoes.
-
Carry your own snacks, as food and drinks are not included.
-
Make sure to carry adequate cash in the local currency to purchase souvenirs, food, or drinks.
What’s not allowed
-
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the archaeological site for security reasons.
-
Pets and service animals are not allowed on this experience.
-
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
-
Drones, selfie sticks, and tripods are strictly prohibited.
Accessibility
- This experience is not wheelchair accessible or suitable for visitors with limited mobility.
Additional information
-
Your ticket includes all local taxes worth $35 for adults and $5 for children. Mexican citizens with a valid ID receive a discount.
-
Mexican citizens, children, students, and teachers (residents of Mexico) will receive a discount upon presenting their official ID.
-
Children under the age of 12 can enter the site for free.
-
Large groups will be split into smaller groups of up to 15 people for a better experience.
-
Your guide is bilingual and will speak in both Spanish & English during the tour.
-
Nearby cities to explore
