Exclusive Tour to Chichen Itza, 2 different Cenotes & Valladolid for 1 price!

Chichén Itzá was fantastic as were the cenotas. We were not aware just how much time is spent on a bus with this trip. It is a huge day you leave your hotel at 7am and do not get back until 10pm The tequila tasting is nothing more than a tourist trap to try make you buy over priced tequila. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and taught us much about each place we visited. The seats in the bus are very small and when the person in front reclines the back of the seat it literally right in your face and if you are tall as I am you spend a very long day with your knees jammed into the seat and it gets very painful. All in all you manage to see a lot but is it worth the pain and long bus trip? I will leave that up to you to decide

We enjoyed working with Eric at NexusTour to organize our Excursions. Love the amazing tour guides on our bus, Mario, Ricardo,Danielle. These are the best, we feel safe and comfortable being in their company. They did an amazing job. The bus driver Balam did a great getting us safe to and from. I recommend this company for any excursions.

Extremely long day. The bus was comfortable and there was a restroom on board for emergencies. The breakfast provided was a ham and cheese sandwich and white bread a juice box an apple, and a protein bar. We were picked up at our hotel on time by a van shuttle that drove us about 45 minutes or so to another location. We waited outside of a minimart that did not have a restroom for approximately 45 more minutes until the bus arrived the swim in the Centote was absolutely amazing. It was beautiful you shower changing in the locker room, but there is absolutely nothing allowed around the exterior of the cenote. So you have to leave all of your belongings in the locker unless you have a waterproof phone case or you just plan on taking photos without getting into the water. We did jump into the water from a ledge and it was incredible. The stop before the first Cenote, was a town called Vallaloid. In my opinion, the stop was unnecessary. The town was just OK with nothing much to see. They charged a dollar to use the restroom and we waited there about an hour. The tour could have been more efficient if we skipped this stop. After this stop and the first Cenote, we made it to Chichén Itzá. It was incredible. It was also extremely hot, so be prepared by bringing sunscreen and a large hat. after Chchen Itza we headed to the second Cenote. In my opinion, this was unnecessary, although it was nice. It was nothing like the first Cenote The road we took to get there was incredibly bumpy and took about 45 minutes just to get there. At that time we arrived at a restaurant, we ate a decent meal which was included, and then we had the option to go into the Cenote or just wait underneath the dining room. The thought of getting wet again seemed like it would be a little uncomfortable so we decided to stay in the restaurant. It took us another 30 to 45 minutes to get out of that location and back on the road. We then headed back towards our hotel which took a couple of hours. So all in all, yes it was a 15 hour day that really could’ve been done in 12 hours or less.