Welcome to Cancun Mexico

Itinerary: 

Day 1: 06:30am, depart from SanFrancisco to Cancun Mexico. If time permits, there will be a walking tour at night.

Day 2: 08:30am, depart from Cancun to Chichen Itza, Cenote, Valldolid, etc...

Day 3: Free day or otpional free tours such as shopping, swimming, playing at the beach at resort, walking tour, etc...

Day 4: 10:30am, depart from Cancun to Isla Mujeres. City Tour.

Day 5: 08:30am, free time, shopping, walking tour & fly back back home. 

All times are estimated. En route, when it is necessary we reserve the right to make any changes without prior notice.

Price: $1300 per person, 4 persons per room. $1400 per person, 3 persons per room. $1500 per person, 2 persons per room.

Included: airline ticket, 3 meals per day, bus, hotel, tours, tour guide, $8 tip per day per person for bus driver & tour guide.     

Day 1: San Francisco to Cancun Mexico

Cancun is recognized throughout the world for its spectacular white sand beaches and its fascinating sea in turquoise blue tones with unique natural places, Mayan culture, water activities and adventure. International cuisine, spectacular golf courses, sophisticated spa facilities; exclusive shopping centers, typical handicraft markets as well as shows, bars and nightclubs that give fame to its incomparable nightlife. (www.mexicancaribbean.travel)

Day 2: Cancun to Chichen Itza, Cenote, Valldolid, etc...

Chichen Itza is located in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico near Valladolid, Yucatan, a nice little Colonial town that you must visit and it is also really close to one of the most visited cities for tourism: Cancun. Chichen Itza is a well-known Archaeological Site and more after being selected one of the New 7 Wonders of the World in July the 7th, 2007. It welcomes over 2,500,000 visitors each year. The Chichen Itza Pyramid or El Castillo is the most astonishing Mayan Ruin inside the Archaeological Site. (www.chichenitza.com)

The cenotes are underground caves that contain deep waters, created where a cave ceiling has collapsed. Cenotes were the Mayan civilization's only source of water in the jungle and are considered sacred by the Mayan people. The Yucatan Peninsula is full of breathtaking cenotes. The most impressive thing about cenotes is that you can find different tones of blue in their waters, as well as a variety of depths, but most of them are really deep that's what characterizes them. After a Chichen Itza tour, Cenote Ik Kil is the most wanted cenote, it is located just a few minutes away from the World wonder, it offers impressive views, refreshing waters, and a great family atmosphere. Other popular site at Chichen Itza is the Sacred Cenote, a large sinkhole 60 meters in diameter from which great treasures have been recovered: rings, necklaces and objects of gold and jade. (www.chichenitza.com). 

One of Mexico’s oldest towns, historic Valladolid is the perfect spot for delving into Mexico’s past. Visitors will take a trip through time of sorts and experience traditions, folklore, natural wonders, and architecture along its immaculate streets. Valladolid’s architecture is the first thing that captures the eye, and many consider it a small-scale version of Mérida, the state capital that’s also considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. Most of the colonial buildings and the classic mansions are well over a hundred years old, and great care is placed in their maintenance. Nearly every edifice has a story of its own, whether from the time of Spanish rule and the Mayan Caste War to the early days of the Mexican Revolution of 1910.   

Day 3: free day or otpional free tours such as shopping, swimming, playing at the beach at resort, walking tour, etc...

Details & photo will be ilve soon for day 3.

Hotel Krystal Cancun

Day 4: Depart from Cancun to Isla Mujeres, City Tour etc...

Swimming with whale sharks and diving in Isla Mujeres. Isla Mujeres is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with these good giants. It must have been an amazing experience. Then diving at MUSA, the underwater museum and sculpture park. Here you will find more than 500 statues and sculptures, all underwater. You can also enjoy this unique attraction by snorkeling if you don't want diving.

Despite periodic destructive hurricanes and a slower pace of development, Playa Del Carmen is a different place today than it has ever been. If the pirates who passed through the area a couple of hundred years ago could see it now, they would no doubt be surprised. For several years it has been a major stop for cruise lines who carry passengers across the Gulf. The walkable town center is packed with boutiques, cafes, and lively nightclubs, and there are ancient Maya ruins and a thick jungle close enough for an afternoon excursion. With a central location on the Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen makes the perfect home base for visiting resort towns, villages, golf courses, and picture-perfect beaches up and down the coast.

Ngày 5: free time, shopping, walking tour & fly back back home