Private Tour: Chichen Itza, Cenote Oxman and Lunch in Valladolid

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This is a 12-hour private run to Chichén Itzá, a cenote stop, and lunch in Valladolid — all the standard beats, but you're in your own vehicle instead of a bus. The price reflects it: $725 starting, which buys you control over timing and no waiting around for a group of thirty. Chichén Itzá is the pyramid everyone photographs; the cenote is Oxman, an open-air sinkhole near the colonial town. Lunch happens in Valladolid proper, where the tour pauses before heading back. The rating sits at 5.0 across 77 Viator reviews, which is unusually consistent for a full-day tour. That usually means the guide keeps things moving and doesn't add filler stops. Twelve hours is the reality of the distance — Chichén Itzá is two and a half hours west of Cancún, and you're making three stops. If you'd rather skip the crowd coordination and have a say in how long you spend at each site, the private format makes sense.