Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Yucatan

The tour covers UNESCO sites Chichén Itzá and Uxmal, where you'll see the 80ft El Castillo pyramid and the tall Pyramid of the Magician. Bike through yellow-painted Izamal to climb Kinich Kakmó Pyramid and check out three traditional artisan workshops, then take a boat through Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve's mangroves to spot pink flamingos.

At UNESCO-listed Chichén Itzá, you'll see the iconic Temple of Kukulkán pyramid and the haunting Skull Platform. Uxmal has the Pyramid of the Magician towering 35 meters above the jungle, plus the ornately carved Nunnery Quadrangle. Then there's the colonial Convent of St. Anthony of Padua in Izamal, built right on top of a former Maya pyramid.

See the UNESCO-listed Temple of Inscriptions at Palenque and Monte Albán's ancient Zapotec ruins sitting on terraced mountainsides. Check out the massive pyramids at Teotihuacán near Mexico City, then head to Chichén Itzá to see the iconic El Castillo pyramid and Uxmal's intricate stone mosaics in the Yucatan. Swim in the turquoise cascades at Roberto Barrios waterfalls tucked away in the Chiapas jungle.

UNESCO-listed Chichén Itzá has the iconic Pyramid of Kukulkán, and at Palenque you'll find the Temple of Inscriptions where Pakal's legendary tomb lies hidden. The ancient Mayan fortress of Tulum sits on cliffs above the turquoise Caribbean Sea, and you'll venture deep into Calakmul National Park's remote jungle ruins.

See the iconic Kukulkan pyramid and warrior temple at UNESCO-listed Chichén Itzá, then climb the towering Nohoch-Mul pyramid at Coba, one of the tallest Mayan structures. Check out Uxmal's steep Pyramid of the Magician and the intricate stucco frieze at Ek Balam. The fortified coastal ruins of Tulum sit right above the Caribbean Sea.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Chichén Itzá to see the Kukulkán pyramid and ancient ball court, then head to Uxmal to check out the Pyramid of the Magician and Nun's Quadrangle adorned with rain god Chaac masks. Cobá's jungle-hidden ruins include the Yucatán's tallest pyramid at 42 meters, and you'll walk through the clifftop Mayan ceremonial center in Tulum overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

Walk through the colonial streets of Izamal to visit the Convent of St. Anthony of Padua built atop a former Maya pyramid, then see Mérida's Paseo de Montejo lined with 19th-century palaces. Valladolid's historical legacy comes alive on a guided walking tour showcasing Maya traditions, followed by a visit to a cenote for swimming. At Uxmal, you'll see the well-preserved Nunnery Quadrangle with ornately carved walls and the Governor's Palace across the central plaza, plus learn about cocoa's importance at the Cocoa Museum.