Ek Balam & Cenote Valladolid
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What to expect from the tour?
Embark on a captivating journey to Ek Balam, an ancient Maya site located 186 km east of Mérida.
Exploration of Ek Balam
- Discover the intricacies of Ek Balam, where artisans showcased their mastery through stunning artworks adorning structures. Marvel at monochromatic designs and vibrant murals, exploring 45 structures, concentric walls, a ball court, and a striking arch marking the beginning of a sacbé.
Highlights of Ek Balam
- The Acropolis stands tall at 32 meters, featuring a remarkably preserved frieze depicting a serpent, a king seated on his throne, and winged warriors. Delve into the city’s rich history and witness the remains that testify to its significance and wealth.
Visit to a Cenote near Valladolid
- Enjoy time to visit a cenote in the vicinity of Valladolid, adding a refreshing natural element to your adventure.
Exploration of Valladolid
- Experience the colonial charm of Valladolid, with its majestic neighborhoods and notable landmarks such as the fortified convent of San Bernardino de Siena from the 16th century and the baroque San Gervasio Cathedral from the 18th century.
Cultural Insights
- Through its streets, parks, and facades, delve into the origins of Maya history and contemporary Yucatecan society, gaining deeper insights into the region’s cultural heritage.
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Included
- Private air-conditioned round-trip transportation to the hotel or Hacienda in Mérida.
- Certified bilingual guide.
- Assist Card Insurance for travel.
Not Included
- Drinks.
- Tips or extra expenses of the traveler.
- Souvenirs.
- Photographs.
- Cancellation.
About the tour
Embark on an enriching journey to Ek Balam, an ancient Maya marvel situated 186 km east of Mérida.
Uncover the artistry of Ek Balam, where intricate designs and colorful murals adorn structures dating back centuries. Explore 45 structures, concentric walls, a ball court, and a striking arch that marks the beginning of a significant path.
Ascend the Acropolis, towering at 32 meters, adorned with a remarkably preserved frieze depicting cultural symbolism and ancient narratives. Witness the city’s enduring legacy through its well-preserved remnants.
Enjoy a visit to a nearby cenote, adding a refreshing natural experience to your journey.
Immerse yourself in the colonial charm of Valladolid, featuring historic landmarks like the fortified convent of San Bernardino de Siena and the baroque San Gervasio Cathedral.
Through its architectural wonders and historical sites, gain deeper insights into Maya history and contemporary Yucatecan culture, unraveling the layers of this region’s fascinating heritage.
Recommendations
- Take with you bottles of water.
- Antibacterial (70% alcohol).
- Comfortable clothing and footwear.
- Swimsuit, towel, sandals or flip flops to get to and from the cenote area.
- Hat.
- Biodegradable sunscreen.
- Biodegradable insect repellent.
- Cash for purchases and/or tips.
Additional information
- You will receive confirmation from YucatánLove Travel Concierge at the time you make the reservation.
- Climb stone stairs and ramps to access buildings, only where permitted.
- You descend via wooden and/or stone stairs to access the platform in the cenote.
- In case of any disability of any kind, please contact us.
- The child rate applies to those aged between 5 and 12 years.
Cancellation policy
To cancel your reservation and receive a full refund, kindly ensure the cancellation is made at least 30 days before your scheduled departure date.
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Ek Balam & Cenote Valladolid
$9,566.00
Per person: $425.00
Explore Ek Balam, an ancient Maya settlement 186 km east of Mérida. Admire intricate artworks adorning structures, from monochromatic designs to colorful murals. Witness 45 structures, concentric walls, a ball court, and a striking arch leading to a sacbé.
The Acropolis, towering at 32 m, features a well-preserved frieze depicting a serpent, a king on his throne, and winged warriors. Discover the city’s wealth and importance through its remains.
Visit a cenote near Valladolid and experience the colonial charm of this historic city, featuring landmarks like the fortified convent of San Bernardino de Siena and the 18th-century San Gervasio Cathedral, offering insights into Maya history and Yucatecan society.
