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9 Best Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tours

The Yucatan's classic day trips.

The 9 most booked chichen itza & ek balam tours in the Yucatan. What each day actually covers, the operator running it, and what you pay.

9 Best Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tours

Small group tour to Chichen Itza early access + Cenote + Ekbalam

Small group tour to Chichen Itza early access + Cenote + Ekbalam - The rhythm of the day: 11 to 12 hours, built for early starts

1.Small group tour to Chichen Itza early access + Cenote + Ekbalam

Most Popular 5.0

Early-access Chichén Itzá, a refreshing Hubiku cenote swim, and offbeat Ek’ Balam, in a small-group day trip with lunch and pickup.

“Tour was great, we beat the crowds. Pack light and very lightweight breatheable clothing in May, it was cloudy but very humid. I wanted to stop and buy things in the market, but felt somewhat rushed as we were on a time schedule. I don’t blame them because there’s lots of ground to cover, although…”

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Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Hubiku Cenote- Small Group

Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Hubiku Cenote- Small Group - How to think about the Chichén Itzá ticket fee

2.Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Hubiku Cenote- Small Group

4.5

Small-group day trip from Playa del Carmen to Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Hubiku Cenote with breakfast, lunch, and time to climb.

“This is an amazing trip that I highly recommend taking but just be aware it’s very long - you’ll leave before the sun comes up and return after dark. Our children (7 +9) both really enjoyed themselves.”

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Chichen Itza, Cenote Hubiku, and Ek Balam- Small Group

Chichen Itza, Cenote Hubiku, and Ek Balam- Small Group - Cenote Hubikú: a real underground swim plus buffet lunch

3.Chichen Itza, Cenote Hubiku, and Ek Balam- Small Group

5.0

Small-group day trip from Playa del Carmen: Chichén Itzá highlights, Cenote Hubikú swim with lunch, then Ek Balam acropolis climb.

“Our tour guide, Joel, was very well informed and did a great job showing us around the ruins while also making sure that we knew the background information about what we were seeing. The entire time we were with him and Jorge, they were nothing but friendly, encouraging, and kind. Overall my daughters and I…”

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Chichen Itza & Ekbalam with Cenote Swim from Cancun

Chichen Itza & Ekbalam with Cenote Swim from Cancun - Price and logistics: what $83 really means

4.Chichen Itza & Ekbalam with Cenote Swim from Cancun

5.0

Swim in Cenote Saamal and visit Chichen Itza and Ek Balam from Cancun. Includes lunch and pickup; entry fees and taxes cost extra.

“Jaime was the best tour guide I could ask for. He was very knowledgeable and his straightforward opinions were appreciated. And the itinerary was well planned-- I liked the contrast between Chichen Itza and the less crowded Ekbalam. Finishing the day with a cooling swim at the cenote was perfect (and my favorite activity of…”

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Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour From Cancun

Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour From Cancun - Second Ruin: Ek Balam and the Acropolis Climb

5.Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour From Cancun

4.5

Small-group day trip from Cancun to Chichen Itza, Cenote Saamal, and Ek Balam, with lunch, pickup, and a climb at Ek Balam.

“In my opinion we had the guide from hell. We received an email the day before our tour to bring mosquito repellent. I rushed out the morning of our tour and bought some. When the guide showed up he told us that they would prefer it if we didn't use mosquito repellant and that we wouldn't need…”

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Chichen Itza, Cenote and Ek Balam Tour with Lunch from Valladolid

Chichen Itza, Cenote and Ek Balam Tour with Lunch from Valladolid - Chichén Itzá: Maya astronomy, warrior temple, and the big ball court

6.Chichen Itza, Cenote and Ek Balam Tour with Lunch from Valladolid

5.0

Early-entry Chichén Itzá, a refreshing Cenote San Lorenzo Oxman swim, and climbable Ek Balam with lunch—day tour from Valladolid.

“It is an amazing experience. Jose is very knowledgeable and authentic. The tour takes you to the most important sightseeings near Valladolid. It was a small group of five. We strongly recommend.”

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Small Group tour to Chichen Itza early arrival Ekbalam and Cenote

Small Group tour to Chichen Itza early arrival Ekbalam and Cenote - Cenote Hubikú: a swim stop that feels like a reset

7.Small Group tour to Chichen Itza early arrival Ekbalam and Cenote

5.0

Early entry to Chichén Itzá, a Cenote Hubikú swim, and Ek Balam after the crowds—small group tour with lunch and pickup.

“Unbelievably fun tour with Carmen as our guide and Sergio as our driver. Very informational and educational with the right amount of free time of our own to explore as well. Highly recommend this tour!”

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Private Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Ik Kil Cenote, Lunch

Private Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Ik Kil Cenote, Lunch - Pickup and the 12-Hour Day: The Real Logistics

8.Private Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and Ik Kil Cenote, Lunch

5.0

Private day tour from Cancun with Chichén Itzá, Ik Kil cenote swim, Ek Balam ruins, plus lunch and door-to-door transport.

“Alvaro was an excellent driver and tour guide. Very knowledgeable about the areas we saw. Brought us to a very nice place for lunch that served authentic Mexican food. He was very conscious regarding our group handicaps. Very comfortable car.”

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Chichen Itza & EkBalam Ruins with Cenote Swimming from Cancun

Chichen Itza & EkBalam Ruins with Cenote Swimming from Cancun - Cenote Saamal Swim: Blue Water, Stone Steps, and What to Bring

9.Chichen Itza & EkBalam Ruins with Cenote Swimming from Cancun

3.5

A long, well-paced Mayan day trip from Cancun: Chichén Itzá, Cenote Saamal swim, and Ek Balam with lunch and tickets handled.

“This tour is really an incredible experience. Things to know that may be helpful…. 1. It’s a very long day but it’s definitely worth it! 2. We went at the beginning of June and it was very hot (100° F) so be prepared to protect your skin and head… hats, sunglasses and umbrellas will serve…”

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