From Mérida Tour Plus: Chichen Itza Ruins and Cenote Ik-kil

◆ The Pyramid of the Chichen Itza ruins was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 and the 2007 New World Wonders, and is a staple spot for tourists from all over the world. An English or Spanish guide will explain the ruins! ◆ The Cenote Ik-Kil has attractive vine curtains that flow from the ceiling. There is no doubt that you will be able to take photogenic photos [Included] Lunch, 1 bottle of water, entrance fee for each visit and transportation. [Not included] Ikil Cenote: Locker fee ($3 USD) Life jacket (about $2 USD) Drinks at lunch, tips [Tour Notes] At Cenote, you can swim after removing makeup and sunscreen. Only the folding stroller can be brought into the car. It is forbidden to bring large backpacks into the ruins. Bringing a video camera to the ruins costs 45 pesos. When a child swims, please be sure to bring a guardian with you and keep a close watch on your child.