Best places: Things to dos in Yucatán

👍👍 Start to finish Carlos was a very kind and informative guide. He built trust immediately and we felt comfortable with him. Throughout the tour, Carlos provided us with historical and cultural information relevant to the cenotes and the region and the Maya people. Carlos led us through the cenotes an...

👍👍 Ruins of an ancient Mayan city. The price to enter is 400 pesos, so nearly 20 dollars but in my opinion it is money well spent. The buildings are fabulously restored, and some are still undergoing restoration. The spaces between the buildings are cleared of trees and are reminiscent of what the anci...

Archaeological site with excavated ruins of the large Maya city, including an iconic step pyramid.

This restored step-pyramid & Maya temple is the highlight of the Chichen Itza archaeological site.

Picturesque site of preserved ancient Mayan pyramids & other structures in a tranquil setting.

Circular, Mayan-style homage to Mexican history by Colombian artist Rómulo Rozo & lit up at night.

Urban park centered on a Mayan-inspired outdoor concert space, with evening dancing & food trucks.

👍👍 CARM is awesome. We have used them for many years to get from Cancun airport to Isla Mujeres and Riviera Maya. The drivers are always on time and driving clean well maintained vans. We regularly recommend CARM to our friends and family and on Facebook.

Relaxed cenote attraction offering swimming, a zip line, a playground & dining by the water.

Ruins of an ancient Mayan observatory from AD 906, featuring an interior spiral staircase.

👍👍 Nice building, didn’t go to a show. I will definitely plan a visit to the Music Palace.

👍👍 Congratulations to Progreso, over the years they have converted a town into a really family mecca. You can enjoy the beautiful walks, sites, shops, sea, sand, hotels. All well planned and designed. Safe and conveniente. Some boutique hotels and restaurants are coming online.

👍👍 The tour of 4 Cenotes with Mario was really lovely. He first asked for my preferences and afterwards gave me the right tip on which Cenotes to visit according to my taste. For quality-price I would definitely recommend this tour 😍

👍👍 If you’re visiting Uxmal take a detour and visit Kabah as well this is a small archeological site but it does have some claimable pyramids for those of you that like to climb them to get a better view and experience. It is the smallest site I’ve been to but yet it is worth the visit. The local gui...

👍👍 Staff took good care of our safety Lots of fun, repelling and swimming in the cennote. Great experience to participate in the cleansing ritual and learn about the native culture.

Vivid pool in an underground cavern, with sunlight breaking through a roof covered in stalactites.

👍👍 What can we say, this place is so busy but so amazing and you need to come here. Another wonder of the world ticked off the list! The only annoying thing is how many market stores are in the area trying to sell souvenirs but obviously they can be ignored or you may get a good deal if you are into th...

👍👍 Perfect cenote, we were alone there and it was one of the best places we visited in Mexico. So calm, peaceful and beautiful. Stuff is also nice 💚 fitting rooms and toilets are clean!

👍👍 Great and very safe place. You can get into the water and walk for 500mts without sink its like Big natural pool not even waves. There are public restrooms where you can take a shower or use the toilete always clean and the guy that attend IS very friendly

👍👍 WOW THIS IS THE PLACE you have been looking for. My wife and I travel all around the Yucatan from Merida all the way down to Belize and this place is the best Cenote we have found. Valladolid which is the epicenter of Cenotes in the Yucatan. This cenote is only been open to the public since 2022 and...