12 hour(s)
English
Included
Learn about ancient Mayan civilization and history
See iconic structures and archaeological wonders
Relax in a natural cenote surrounded by lush vegetation
Perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers
€ 79.13
€ 72.80
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
Lowest Price Guarantee — no other provider offers this tour for less
Embark on an exhilarating journey through the heart of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, beginning with a visit to the awe-inspiring Chichen Itza, where ancient Mayan ruins tell stories of a remarkable civilization that once thrived there. As you explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a knowledgeable guide will reveal the fascinating history and secrets behind the iconic structures, offering a deep connection to the past. Following this enriching experience, you will enjoy a delicious lunch at Kaua Mayan Town, savoring the rich and authentic flavors of traditional Yucatecan cuisine that reflect the region’s cultural heritage. Rejuvenated, the adventure continues with a visit to the enchanting Cenote Nool-Ha, where you can take a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush greenery, providing a peaceful retreat in nature. The day then leads you to Valladolid, a charming colonial town known for its vibrant streets, colorful buildings, and lively markets. Here, you can wander through quaint plazas and historic architecture, immersing yourself in the warm and authentic atmosphere that captures the spirit of Mexico’s cultural tapestry. This captivating excursion offers the perfect blend of history, nature, and culture, creating unforgettable memories that will stay with you long after the journey ends.
Round trip transportation with A/C vehicles
Bilingual certified tour guide
Regional Buffet lunch & Box Breakfast
Access to Nol-Ha Cenote
Life vest in Cenote Facilities
Visit to Valladolid Magic Town
Bottles of water during tour
Soft drinks and beer
Mosquito repellent
Gratuities
State Tax
Drinks during lunch
Pictures or souveniers
Comfortable lightweight clothing
Good walking shoes or sneakers
Hat & Sunglasses
Biodegradable sunblock
Swimming suit and towel
Extra change of clothing
Cash
Not wheelchair accessible
Pickups start earlier, confirm time with provider
Go Pro or Professional Camera Usage for capturing photos
Children 3 and under are free, seats subject to availability
The minimum age required for participants is 3 years old
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Amazing experience. We had the whole cenote for ourselves. Staff is very kind and speaks English. For 250 pesos you have locker and life jacket. There is also zip line for free to use inside the cenote. The facilities are new and tidy. Great access - just outside the centre of Valladolid, reachable by foot.
I was really disappointed by this cenote. While the place itself is beautiful, I can’t support how they treat animals here. They keep a huge macaw (parrot) as a pet and hand it to tourists just for photos. It’s sad to see such a magnificent wild bird being used as a photo prop instead of living freely. I came to enjoy nature, not to see it exploited for tourism.
Very modern facilities! The lockers and showers are amazing 👍. The cenote itself is deep and large with plenty of places to jump in and a zip wire! There were bats flying around overhead too - gorgeous!
Everything is new and in wonderful condition. Clean changing rooms and bathrooms. Lockera are a separate charge. All the staff are super friendly and helpful. Went on a Sunday afternoon and only a few people were there Zipline is a must. Only warning, drinks are ridiculously over priced
While staying in Valladolid, we wanted to explore a cenote nearby, and locals recommended Noolha Cenote. I’m so glad we listened — it turned out to be the perfect refreshing stop after a hot day at the ruins. The cenote is right on the edge of the city, easy to reach, and very reasonably priced (250 pesos for adults, 200 for children). The fee includes a locker and a mandatory life jacket — required for everyone since the cenote is very deep (around 40 meters). Inside the cave, there’s a platform for jumping into the water and even a zip line (available for visitors 15+), which adds to the fun. Outside, you’ll find a café with drinks, snacks, and ice cream, plus a hammock area where you can relax after swimming. There’s also a tequila tasting table on site, though I didn’t try it myself. Overall, this cenote is well-organized, refreshing, and a lot of fun. I’d definitely recommend visiting if you’re in Valladolid!
