Unearth Mayan Secrets: Uxmal, Kabah & Cenote Adventure

Visit Uxmal and guided tour for approx 1-2 hours, then visit Kabah for 90 minutes or so. Then you eat lunch (kind of low quality lunch, but it's food) and pay about 60-80 pesos for water. Lastly you visit a very nice, private cenote (the opening to the cenote is not directly above, there are about 40 stair steps down with handle). But it's private and very nice, there are also little bats inside of the cenote and little fishes.

We where fortunate to have a very good guide and driver in a small group of 8-9 persons. The guide was knowledgeable and eager to explain, sometimes too solo speacher. We enjoyed our lunch. The Kabah was nice to see but Uxmal was fantastic. Visit to cenote was fun - a relaxed one and probably not among the most spectacular. Very happy to have done this tour.

Both sets are ruins were fascinating. Our guide was very knowledgeable.. The lunch was delicious and they showed us a traditional Mayan oven. The cenote was small but very pretty and refreshing.

It was wonderful and Kumen and Jonatan were both great. We all had a great time and learned so much. I highly recommend this tour.

This small group tour to important sites was well-organized with client comfort and desires in mind. The itinerary was changed on the recommendation of our guide Sergio to go to the Chocolate Museum, which included information about Mayan life and seeing animals rescued and cared for there. Those who wished to visit Kabah on the original itinerary were accommodated and reported a great experience there. The cenote we visited was private and simple, not a crowded, commercialized one.

Mayan ruins and pyramid were great. Were able to enjoy by ourselves, no crowd. Went cocoa museum with life Mayan jungle animals, ceremony, and cocoa drink. Then went to a cenote to swim…out of this world, literally. Once in a lifetime experience! :-)

It was fun field day of exploring Uxamal, Kabal and a cenote . I highly recommend taking this tour!!

We had a great experience, Vicente’s guidance was excellent and Daniel’s driving was smooth and punctual. We arrived on time everywhere, and the whole day felt seamless. Vicente was incredibly attentive and knowledgeable; he had an answer for every question I asked. I’d definitely recommend him. Also, Uxmal is a fantastic site, larger, less crowded, and very well preserved. In my opinion, it’s a much better experience than Chichén Itzá, which can feel overcrowded.

There was a good variety of activities with excellent guides. The cenote was a wonderful way to cool off and relax after a day of exploring and learning.

Excellent tour, our guide, Sergio, was fantastic, very knowledgeable, besides being so nice. Uxmal is unbelievable.