How much does the Chichén Itzá tour from Playa del Carmen cost?
The Chichén Itzá Classic tour costs from $2,498 MXN per adult and $1,572 MXN per child, including round-trip transportation, the archaeological site, a cenote, and a stop in Valladolid. Message us on WhatsApp to quote your dates and group size.
Do the tours include a cenote?
Yes. Tulum & Cenote, Tulum, Akumal & Cenote, Chichén Itzá Classic, and Full Adventure Discovery all include swimming or snorkeling in a cenote.
Does the Isla Mujeres tour include transportation and food?
Yes, the Paradise Island tour includes round-trip transportation from Playa del Carmen, food and drinks, with snorkeling at Isla Contoy and free time on Isla Mujeres.
How do I book a tour with WalkMe?
Message us on WhatsApp with the tour you want, your date, and group size. We'll quote you right away and confirm your spot.
Archaeology · Cenotes
Tulum & Cenote
Explore the Tulum ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea, then swim and snorkel in crystal-clear cenotes hidden in the Mayan jungle.
DurationHalf day to full day (back by 4:00 pm approx.)
Days (2026)Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
AgeKids 4 to 11 pay the child rate
DepartureHotel pickup (Riviera Maya)
Itinerary
6:00 to 9:00 · Pickup at your hotel lobby, air-conditioned van
9:00 to 10:30 · Guided tour of the Tulum archaeological site
10:30 to 11:00 · Transfer to the cenote
11:00 to 13:00 · Swim and activities at the cenote
Explore Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Enjoy a hacienda with a crystal-clear cenote, pools, traditional cuisine, and finish the day in the colonial town of Valladolid.
DurationFull day
Days (2026)Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
AgeKids 4 to 11 pay the child rate
DepartureHotel pickup (Riviera Maya)
Itinerary
5:00 to 7:00 am · Pickup at your hotel lobby, air-conditioned transport
9:00 am · Arrival at the Chichén Itzá archaeological site, guided tour
12:30 pm · Hacienda with cenote and pools, traditional meal
2:30 pm · Departure for Valladolid
3:00 pm · Stroll through Valladolid
3:45 pm · Back at your hotel
What's included
Air-conditioned transportation
Bilingual guide
Guided tour of the Chichén Itzá archaeological site
Cenote swim
Meal
Visit to Valladolid
Bottled water
Not included
Nature reserve conservation fee: 20 USD per person, cash
What to bring
Swimsuit
Comfortable clothes
Sandals
Towel
Hat or cap
Cash for photos, souvenirs and tips
FAQ
Where do you pick me up?
At your hotel lobby. This tour only operates in the Riviera Maya zone, roughly from Tulum to Moon Palace.
How long does it last?
It's the longest tour: pickup between 5:00 and 7:00 am with a late-afternoon or evening return.
What language is the tour in?
The guide speaks Spanish and English every day the tour runs.
Snorkel Akumal Bay in search of 3 of the world's 7 sea turtle species along the coral reef. Then explore a crystal-clear cenote surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites.
DurationHalf day
Days (2026)Every day
AgeKids 4 to 11 pay the child rate
DepartureHotel pickup
Itinerary
6:00 to 9:00 · Pickup at your hotel lobby, air-conditioned van
9:15 to 10:15 · Snorkel in Akumal Bay
10:30 · Departure for the cenote, with snacks
11:15 to 12:30 · Guided tour and snorkel at the cenote
1:00 pm · Back at your hotel
What's included
Air-conditioned transportation
Bilingual guide
Snorkeling with sea turtles
Cenote swim
All gear for the water activities
Snacks and bottled water
Not included
Marine wildlife conservation fee: 20 USD per person, cash on boarding
What to bring
Swimsuit
Comfortable clothes
Hat or cap
Sandals
Towel
Cash for photos, souvenirs and tips
FAQ
Am I guaranteed to see turtles?
Akumal Bay is their home and the tour searches for them there, but they're wild animals, so sightings can't be guaranteed 100%.
Is it good for families?
Yes, it's a half-day tour and you're back at your hotel by around 1:00 pm.
Visit Contoy, the last unspoiled island of the Mexican Caribbean, where no one lives. Snorkel one of the largest coral reefs in the world, enjoy a meal cooked on the spot by the crew, and finish with free time in Isla Mujeres.
DurationFull day
Days (2026)Every day except Thursday
AgeKids 4 to 11 pay the child rate
DepartureHotel pickup
Itinerary
6:00 to 9:00 · Pickup at your hotel lobby, with a light breakfast (cereal bar, cookies, banana, juice and coffee)
9:30 · Boat departure from Punta Sam toward the reef
10:00 · Snorkeling on the Contoy reserve's coral reef, weather permitting
11:20 · Arrival and optional tour of Isla Contoy
12:00 · Meal: tikinxic fish and grilled chicken, with soft drinks and beer
2:30 pm · Sailing to Isla Mujeres
3:00 pm · One hour of free time on Isla Mujeres
4:30 pm · Back to the pier and your hotel
What's included
Air-conditioned transportation
Bilingual guide
Breakfast at the pier
Meal on the island
Water, soft drinks and beer (beer from 12:30 pm)
All snorkel gear
Not included
Federal marina and national park fee: 20 USD per person, cash
What to bring
Towel
Cool, comfortable clothes, a long-sleeve shirt
A change of clothes
Swimsuit
Hat or cap
Sunglasses
Sandals
Cash for photos, souvenirs and tips
FAQ
What food is included?
A light breakfast at the pier and a meal on the island: tikinxic fish, grilled chicken, rice, salad, chips and salsas, with soft drinks and beer.
Can I go ashore on Isla Contoy?
Yes, there's an optional guided walk; it's a protected nature reserve.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Reef snorkeling depends on the weather; the captain makes the call for safety.
Explore the Tulum ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea, snorkel the coral reef, and swim in crystal-clear cenotes hidden in the Mayan jungle. Three adventures in one day.
DurationFull day (back by 4:00 pm approx.)
Days (2026)Monday to Saturday
AgeKids 4 to 11 pay the child rate
DepartureHotel pickup
Itinerary
6:30 to 8:30 · Pickup at your hotel lobby, air-conditioned van
9:00 · Tour of the Tulum archaeological site
11:00 · Reef snorkel from the Tulum beach
1:10 pm · Guided tour and snorkel at the cenote
2:15 pm · Meal
4:00 pm · Back at your hotel
What's included
Air-conditioned transportation
Bilingual guide
Swimming and snorkeling in cenotes
All gear for the water activities
Snacks and bottled water
Not included
Marine wildlife conservation fee: 30 USD per adult and 15 USD per child, cash
What to bring
Swimsuit
Comfortable clothes
Hat or cap
Sandals
Towel
Cash for photos, souvenirs and tips
FAQ
Is it too much for kids?
It's a full day with 3 activities; kids 4 to 11 are welcome and pay the child rate.
What days does it run?
Monday through Saturday; it doesn't operate on Sunday.
What language is the tour in?
The guide speaks Spanish and English every day the tour runs.
