Experience three different sides of Yucatán in one day: Maya history, natural beauty, and local culture. Explore the ancient archaeological site of Ek Balam with a guide and discover its impressive Acropolis, ceremonial structures, and Maya history.
Then cool off with a swim in Cenote Hubiku, surrounded by the natural landscapes of the Yucatán jungle. After your cenote experience, enjoy a traditional Yucatecan lunch featuring local flavors.
Complete your journey with a short stop in Valladolid, where you can take photos at the main square and San Servacio Church, browse local handicrafts, or try a traditional marquesita.
Ek Balam, Cenote Hubiku, Yucatecan cuisine, and a taste of Valladolid—all in one day.
We will pick you up in any hotel or Airbnb located in Cancun hotel zone, Costa Mujeres and down town, the travelers that doesn't provide pick up location will need to get in contact with us as soon as possible, otherwise we will be not be able to provide the service.
Explore Ek Balam, an ancient Maya archaeological site in the Yucatán Peninsula. Accompanied by an expert guide, discover the history and architecture of this former Maya city and learn about the civilization that once flourished here. Visit the Acropolis, the main structure at Ek Balam, and admire its impressive stucco details and carved facades. If permitted during your visit, climb the structure to enjoy views of the surrounding jungle. Continue exploring the ceremonial areas of the site, including the Great Ball Court, where the ancient Maya practiced the traditional ball game known as Pok Ta Pok. Your guide will share information about the archaeological site, its architecture, and the history and traditions of the ancient Maya.
Continue your journey to Cenote Hubiku, a semi-open cenote surrounded by the Yucatán jungle. Admire its crystal-clear turquoise waters, limestone formations, and natural surroundings as you explore this impressive cenote. Take a refreshing swim in the cool waters and look up at the large opening that allows natural light to enter the cavern. You can also see stalactites along the ceiling while enjoying the unique natural setting. Learn about the importance of cenotes in ancient Maya culture, including their role as sources of fresh water and their connection to the Maya belief in Xibalbá, the underworld. After your swim, enjoy a traditional Yucatecan lunch featuring local flavors before continuing the tour.
Make a short stop in Valladolid to experience a little of this charming colonial town. Take photos at the San Servacio Church and the main square, walk through the colorful streets, browse local handicrafts, or try a traditional marquesita or other local snack before continuing your tour.
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