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I was looking for a tour primarily to see the Chichen Itza and saw this particular one also offered a City visit to Valladolid and a Cenote. The reviews were also good and so I went for it. On 7/14/23 we were picked from our Tulum hotel by our tour guide, Alejo and driver, Victor. Alejo was fluent in both Spanish and English and was very outgoing and pleasant. He was thoughtful enough to bring us a pastry and bananas as our tour started so early in the morning. Water was already included. We stopped by first at a souvenir shop which was clean and had good bathroom. Then we headed to our first site which was the Chichen Itza and Alejo was very knowledgeable not only about its history but in a lot of other things. And being that we were only a small group tour, he was able to interact with each one of us and vice versa which was great and made us feel some sort of camaraderie and safety with each other. Fast forward so this review isnt too long, we had a very good lunch at El Meson Del Marques which was one of the oldest Spanish houses there now turned to a hotel and had time by ourselves to stroll the city of Valladolid. Love the Choco story he recommended as I love sweets lol We saw the their park and the Church of San Servacio. Last but not the least, we then headed to Cenote Xux-Ha. A cenote wasnt really top of my list for some reason but after all that touring we were actually looking forward to take a swim and cool down. On arrival I was absolutely in awe! this cenote in particular was amazingly, naturally beautiful! My jaw pretty much dropped when I saw the place. I took so many photos and just basked in its beauty. It felt almost surreal. As I was floating on that still clear blue waters, looking at the up at the cavern, I just thought that this place is just breathtaking. I felt so blessed to be able to see and experience it. We really had such an awesome time and learned so much. Alejo knew almost every single answer to our group's questions and shared his knowledge to us enthusiastically! We all had an amazing day. I highly recommend this tour and our guide Alejo! thank you!!
My wife and I did the "Snorkeling with Caribbean fish and private cenote exploration" tour with Carlo. He was a great guide. There were 6 people on the tour plus the guide. Moderate physical exertion is required and there are some small confined areas to navigate in the cenote caves. Bring a day bag with light snacks and water to hold you over until lunch. Ziplock or water proof bag recommended for boat and cenote if you want pictures but you can leave everything in the van if you want.
My partner and I did the Cenote Trail Bike Tour while in Tulum this past August. We got really lucky because although we booked a group excursion, being a Wednesday in the offseason, we had a private tour with Luigi. During the tour, you visit 3 totally different Cenotes and bike to each of them, inclusive of a meal at this beautiful Eco retreat. I cannot recommend this activity more! Luigi was a wonderful guide, informative and patient, and he was enthusiastic about taking photos of us to remember our outing! It was wonderful to spend half of the day with him, learning more about Tulum, the underground river systems, the local lifestyle and the lot. When I return to Tulum, I will 100% be using Mexico Kan Tours again.
We did the Chitchen Itza tour with Luigi and it was such a wonderful experience! They picked up from our AirBnB on time and on the way there, Luigi explained some of the Mayan history and about the Yucatan peninsula. The weather wasn't great, but it served in our favor since Chitchen Itza wasn't that crowded. Luigi offered to take our pictures and was the best guide! Lunch was provided and was delicious and then we got some time to explore Valladolid. The last and best part was visiting Cenote Xux Ha. So beautiful and it was just our group too! Definitely worth it!
Cannot say enough good things about my experience using Mexico Kan Tours. Everyone was super friendly and I loved the people we met on our tour. I felt like we got to truly see a lot in one full day and was convenient being dropped and picked up at our hotel vs trying to meet at a random location like the other tour groups. This was the World wonder tour but would love to try some of the others!
Alberto was a very knowledgeable tour guide when it came to the history of the tour, it added a lot of value and interest! The lunch was an awesome, unexpected in terms of the vibes and quality. I loved that Al played podcasts relating to the history of the tour while we drove. It made the drive so much more enjoyable. The only constructive feedback would be that the tour could totally skip the "shopping" portion. The specific area just didn't offer anything noteworthy. Loved the cenote and ruins, a must see! The AC is never cold enough for us spoiled Americans, so I think including some reusable ice packs during the drive to cool the skin would be awesome.
The tour we did with Mexico KAN Tours was by far one of the most amazing tours we've done...and if I had more time I would of done many more tours with them! . This tour was small with myself, my husband and one more guest. Our guide, Said, picked us up at the hotel in the Zona Hotelera of Tulum right at the time we were told the pickup would be. His car was cozy and his driving was fantastic. He would tell many stories about where we were going and what we were going to see. He also spoke about the importance of preserving the local flora and fauna and brought fresh fruit for snacks, homemade granola bars, and aluminum water bottles for everyone so that we would not use plastic anything to harm the planet. He encourages us to buy souvenirs form the Mayan families instead of the tourist zones so that the money would go back to the people, which we 100% agreed with and did. Our fist stop was the Ancient City of Cobá. We brought in our water bottles with us with cold water and began walking with Said. He gave us the history of the ruins, the Mayan people, the ball game, and the hieroglyphs there. Once inside the city, there are bicycles you can use to get to the rest of the ruins which would of been a far walk. He rode with us to make sure we didn't get lost and continued to stop along the way to Nohoch Mul to tell us about the sites we were looking at. Once we got to Nohoch Mul, the largest Mayan temple/pyramid in the Yucatan, Said told us he would meet us again at the front in a little over an hour to head to our next destination, and told us where the most beautiful view of the jungle would be once we reached the top of the temple. Climbing the temple was not easy, but not impossible. It is hot! And very steep. But once at the top, the views were undeniably the most amazing jungle views ever seen. Coming down, I recommend sitting down and grabbing the rope as it is very steep and very slippery at some parts. From there, Said took us to our next stop, a family owned area called Otoch Ma'ax Yetel Kooh and Punta Laguna. We saw many spider monkeys up in the trees and were explained the importance of what is done here to protect them. We then got geared up with a harness and helmet and walked into the jungle with Said towards the freshwater turquoise lake of Punta Laguna. The only way to get to the canoes is by zipline, and Said will go with you! Along with the 2 guides walking with us. At no point did I feel unsafe. Said even took one of our phones with him to record his travel across the lake and to catch our arrival to him on the zipline! Once at Punta Laguna, we canoed across the lake, Said told us the type of animals in the water, including alligators if we could find one, and how the Mayan's needed this lake for freshwater. Once we got to the other end of the lake, we were walked into the Jungle again and participated in a Mayan Ceremony to be given permission to enter the sacred Cenote. Said then took us to this private family-owned cenote that had changing rooms and bathrooms. We refilled our water containers and got ready to swim! The cenote is underground in a cave, had fish and turtles swimming, and had hundreds of harmless fruit bats flying around! From the top of the cenote, the water is so deep that you could jump, and the three of us took turns jumping waaaay down!!! Said took pics and videos for us and told us we could spend as much time cooling off in the cool waters before heading towards the Mayan family home for lunch. After cooling off, we drove to an area in Nuevo Durango to a Mayan family's home. At the house, we were treated to delicious food made fresh in their home as the tortillas were being made in the patio fresh by hand, I even jumped in and made some! After lunch, we were toured around the grounds of his animal preserve! It was HUGE! He had deer and agouti's and birds! As well as many different species of bees. Him and Said explained the importance and history of the bees and their efforts to save them all. Said truly had a connection with all the people that we encountered, it was not just a business deal like you feel in most other tour groups. He truly cares for the people and wants to pass that feeling onto the guests. It was an unforgettable experience with memories that will last forever! It won't be our last time in Tulum! And when we go back, I will be using them for other Eco friendly tours!
My husband and I were in Tulum on our honeymoon in March 2017. I knew we wanted to do a tour or two, since we didn't want to deal with the hassle of a car (we took cabs in and out of My My husband and I were in Tulum on our honeymoon in March 2017. I knew we wanted to do a tour or two, since we didn't want to deal with the hassle of a car (we took cabs in and out of town). I did some research and decided that Mexico Kan Tours sounded like the best option! I'm so glad we found them. On our third day in Tulum, we did the Sian Ka'an Muyil private tour. Our tour guide Alejandra picked us up at our hotel around noon and we drove to Muyil. In the next few hours, we explored the ruins of Muyil; learned about Mayan history and culture; climbed a watch tower for a great view; took a boat ride across Laguna Muyil, through a mangrove channel, and across Laguna Chunyaxche; and floated a lazy river. Through most of this tour, we were completely alone (Alejandra didn't even float the river with us - so it really was JUST US), which is rare in the Yucatan. This tour was so wonderful - beautiful, peaceful, tranquil, informative. After the boat ride back, we enjoyed a light dinner with Alejandra. Alejandra was kind, fun, interesting, and certainly well-informed about the region, the Mayan culture, and the Yucatan ecosystems. We had booked two tours (the Muyil tour and the Chichen Itza day trip tour), but we had such an amazing time at Muyil and Sian Ka'an with Alejandra that the next morning when we were in town for breakfast, we stopped in at the company's office and booked a third tour for a few days later! On our fifth day in Tulum, we did a group World Wonder Discovery Tour. Alejandra (this time with a bus and a driver, since we were about 10 people) picked us up at our hotel around 8/9 in the morning. She dropped us off in town to get a coffee when she gathered a few more of our fellow tourists. (We had a great group of people from a variety of countries - Italy, Germany, U.S....) Our first stop was in the city of Valladolid, where we toured a former convent. The architecture was very interesting, and the stop allowed us to learn about the history of this beautiful colonial city. From there, we went to Valladolid's central market. We wandered and tried different local and regional fruits from various vendors. From there, we drove to Cenote Yokdzonot, which was one of the highlights of our whole trip. This cenote is not crowded and has a great story (I have a whole review just about this cenote if you're interested). And it's just beautiful. We swam in the cenote for a bit before we enjoyed a delicious lunch cooked by the women of Yodkzonot who organized the cenote and opened it to the public. After lunch, we went to Chichen Itza, which is a crowded (obviously), but is certainly worth a visit. We learned lot throughout the day and honestly enjoyed every moment of it! The very next day, we did our third and final tour with Mexico Kan Tours (this time not with Alejandra) - the Mayan Underworld tour. We began this tour in the morning and drove in our small SUV with two other couples to Yal-Ku Lagoon in Akumal (near Tulum). We snorkled in the lagoon for a bit before we drove to some secluded private property that opens to allow tourists view its gorgeous cenote. It's private property, and they only allow one tour group in at a time. This was a completely amazing tour. We climbed down a rope ladder into a cave and waded (and sometimes swam) through cold cave water until we got to the cenote. You witness completely fascinating rock formations and it's simply beautiful and tranquil. At the end of exploring the cave and swimming in the cenote, we had lunch with our group and our very nice tour guide took us back to Tulum. All three of our tours with Mexico Kan Tours was amazing. They took the pressure and stress off us so that we could just relax and enjoy some of the culture, landscapes, and ecology of the Yucatan. The tour guides we met (especially Alejandra) were wonderful - kind, information, intelligent, multi-lingual, and never tired of answering my endless questions! I would absolutely recommend this tour company to anyone going to Tulum or Akumal who wants to see more than just the hotel zone and town without having to deal with cabs or rental cars! Two thumbs way up for the work this company does every day!
1 month ago
We took a private tour of artisan workshops around Oaxaca, MX with the Mexico Kan Tours branch in that location. Jorge was our guide and Lucas was our driver. I can't say enough about how knowledgeable and enthusiastic they were. The workshops were incredible, to witness the artistry and industry first hand. We went to see black clay pottery, wood carving alebrijes, the master sculptor Jose Antonio of Manos que Ven, and a mezcal tasting at La Locura. It was a perfect way to learn about the region's history and get out of the city for a day. I highly recommend it. read more
Did the Chichen Itza & Cenote tour and had a great time - no complaints! Our tour guide was super informative and the van was very clean and comfortable. The pick up was very punctual. If I had one critique- I do wish they could charge the full cost of the excursion at the time of booking so it's not something we have to do during the actual excursion. There was a 7% fee charged which felt unnecessary. read more
2 years ago
We did the Chichen Itza tour with Alondra and Arturo while we were in the area and omg. We went back and forth whether we wanted to spend a day on a bus, but were so glad we did. Alondra was freaking fantastic, so engaging, and hilarious. We loved the whole experience with her. Chichen Itza was gorgeous and we're so glad we went. Going as early as possible was the play because there weren't a lot of people there and we could really enjoy it. Alondra had so many amazing facts I think I stood around with my jaw dropped half the time. Lunch was also amazing and so tasty. A beautiful restaurant with fantastic food. The cenote was a perfect end to the day to cool off, and was so breathtaking. Seriously, the best day in Tulum. You have to do a trip. read more
3 years ago
I was looking for a tour primarily to see the Chichen Itza and saw this particular one also offered a City visit to Valladolid and a Cenote. The reviews were also good and so I went for it. On 7/14/23 we were picked from our Tulum hotel by our tour guide, Alejo and driver, Victor. Alejo was fluent in both Spanish and English and was very outgoing and pleasant. He was thoughtful enough to bring us a pastry and bananas as our tour started so early in the morning. Water was already included. We stopped by first at a souvenir shop which was clean and had good bathroom. Then we headed to our first site which was the Chichen Itza and Alejo was very knowledgeable not only about its history but in a lot of other things. And being that we were only a small group tour, he was able to interact with each one of us and vice versa which was great and made us feel some sort of camaraderie and safety with each other. Fast forward so this review isnt too long, we had a very good lunch at El Meson Del Marques which was one of the oldest Spanish houses there now turned to a hotel and had time by ourselves to stroll the city of Valladolid. Love the Choco story he recommended as I love sweets lol We saw the their park and the Church of San Servacio. Last but not the least, we then headed to Cenote Xux-Ha. A cenote wasnt really top of my list for some reason but after all that touring we were actually looking forward to take a swim and cool down. On arrival I was absolutely in awe! this cenote in particular was amazingly, naturally beautiful! My jaw pretty much dropped when I saw the place. I took so many photos and just basked in its beauty. It felt almost surreal. As I was floating on that still clear blue waters, looking at the up at the cavern, I just thought that this place is just breathtaking. I felt so blessed to be able to see and experience it. We really had such an awesome time and learned so much. Alejo knew almost every single answer to our group's questions and shared his knowledge to us enthusiastically! We all had an amazing day. I highly recommend this tour and our guide Alejo! thank you!! read more
1 year ago
We splurged and did a private cenote tour - it was 100% worth it. Pablo was an excellent guide, fun to speak with and knowledgeable. Totally recommend this experience and would book with them again! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
My wife and I did the "Snorkeling with Caribbean fish and private cenote exploration" tour with Carlo. He was a great guide. There were 6 people on the tour plus the guide. Moderate physical exertion is required and there are some small confined areas to navigate in the cenote caves. Bring a day bag with light snacks and water to hold you over until lunch. Ziplock or water proof bag recommended for boat and cenote if you want pictures but you can leave everything in the van if you want. read more
2 years ago
We did the bike ride and 3 Cenote tour with Zip Line. It was our favorite excursion we have ever done! Highly recommended. Bug spray for the bike ride is NEEDED. Our tour guide was Pablo. He is the best! read more
7 years ago
My partner and I did the Cenote Trail Bike Tour while in Tulum this past August. We got really lucky because although we booked a group excursion, being a Wednesday in the offseason, we had a private tour with Luigi. During the tour, you visit 3 totally different Cenotes and bike to each of them, inclusive of a meal at this beautiful Eco retreat. I cannot recommend this activity more! Luigi was a wonderful guide, informative and patient, and he was enthusiastic about taking photos of us to remember our outing! It was wonderful to spend half of the day with him, learning more about Tulum, the underground river systems, the local lifestyle and the lot. When I return to Tulum, I will 100% be using Mexico Kan Tours again. read more
4 years ago
This place was amazing! Super friendly and home experience! It's an exhausting day so make sure to pack snacks! The breakfast won't be enough for you!! read more
5 years ago
We did the Chitchen Itza tour with Luigi and it was such a wonderful experience! They picked up from our AirBnB on time and on the way there, Luigi explained some of the Mayan history and about the Yucatan peninsula. The weather wasn't great, but it served in our favor since Chitchen Itza wasn't that crowded. Luigi offered to take our pictures and was the best guide! Lunch was provided and was delicious and then we got some time to explore Valladolid. The last and best part was visiting Cenote Xux Ha. So beautiful and it was just our group too! Definitely worth it! read more
5 years ago
Cannot say enough good things about my experience using Mexico Kan Tours. Everyone was super friendly and I loved the people we met on our tour. I felt like we got to truly see a lot in one full day and was convenient being dropped and picked up at our hotel vs trying to meet at a random location like the other tour groups. This was the World wonder tour but would love to try some of the others! read more
5 years ago
it was such a pleasure to have Alberto as my tour guide . there were so many places I would have never discovered if it wasn't for him. found this place walking on the street so I had to read the yelp reviews. glad I purchased one of the tours. this was an experience I'll never forget. read more
5 years ago
Highly recommend this tour!!! Such an amazing staff and we really had a great time. We had Jhony B as our guide and he is awesome, very knowledgeable and took amazing photos, he made the experience even better! read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
Alberto was a very knowledgeable tour guide when it came to the history of the tour, it added a lot of value and interest! The lunch was an awesome, unexpected in terms of the vibes and quality. I loved that Al played podcasts relating to the history of the tour while we drove. It made the drive so much more enjoyable. The only constructive feedback would be that the tour could totally skip the "shopping" portion. The specific area just didn't offer anything noteworthy. Loved the cenote and ruins, a must see! The AC is never cold enough for us spoiled Americans, so I think including some reusable ice packs during the drive to cool the skin would be awesome. read more
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The tour we did with Mexico KAN Tours was by far one of the most amazing tours we've done...and if I had more time I would of done many more tours with them! . This tour was small with myself, my husband and one more guest. Our guide, Said, picked us up at the hotel in the Zona Hotelera of Tulum right at the time we were told the pickup would be. His car was cozy and his driving was fantastic. He would tell many stories about where we were going and what we were going to see. He also spoke about the importance of preserving the local flora and fauna and brought fresh fruit for snacks, homemade granola bars, and aluminum water bottles for everyone so that we would not use plastic anything to harm the planet. He encourages us to buy souvenirs form the Mayan families instead of the tourist zones so that the money would go back to the people, which we 100% agreed with and did. Our fist stop was the Ancient City of Cobá. We brought in our water bottles with us with cold water and began walking with Said. He gave us the history of the ruins, the Mayan people, the ball game, and the hieroglyphs there. Once inside the city, there are bicycles you can use to get to the rest of the ruins which would of been a far walk. He rode with us to make sure we didn't get lost and continued to stop along the way to Nohoch Mul to tell us about the sites we were looking at. Once we got to Nohoch Mul, the largest Mayan temple/pyramid in the Yucatan, Said told us he would meet us again at the front in a little over an hour to head to our next destination, and told us where the most beautiful view of the jungle would be once we reached the top of the temple. Climbing the temple was not easy, but not impossible. It is hot! And very steep. But once at the top, the views were undeniably the most amazing jungle views ever seen. Coming down, I recommend sitting down and grabbing the rope as it is very steep and very slippery at some parts. From there, Said took us to our next stop, a family owned area called Otoch Ma'ax Yetel Kooh and Punta Laguna. We saw many spider monkeys up in the trees and were explained the importance of what is done here to protect them. We then got geared up with a harness and helmet and walked into the jungle with Said towards the freshwater turquoise lake of Punta Laguna. The only way to get to the canoes is by zipline, and Said will go with you! Along with the 2 guides walking with us. At no point did I feel unsafe. Said even took one of our phones with him to record his travel across the lake and to catch our arrival to him on the zipline! Once at Punta Laguna, we canoed across the lake, Said told us the type of animals in the water, including alligators if we could find one, and how the Mayan's needed this lake for freshwater. Once we got to the other end of the lake, we were walked into the Jungle again and participated in a Mayan Ceremony to be given permission to enter the sacred Cenote. Said then took us to this private family-owned cenote that had changing rooms and bathrooms. We refilled our water containers and got ready to swim! The cenote is underground in a cave, had fish and turtles swimming, and had hundreds of harmless fruit bats flying around! From the top of the cenote, the water is so deep that you could jump, and the three of us took turns jumping waaaay down!!! Said took pics and videos for us and told us we could spend as much time cooling off in the cool waters before heading towards the Mayan family home for lunch. After cooling off, we drove to an area in Nuevo Durango to a Mayan family's home. At the house, we were treated to delicious food made fresh in their home as the tortillas were being made in the patio fresh by hand, I even jumped in and made some! After lunch, we were toured around the grounds of his animal preserve! It was HUGE! He had deer and agouti's and birds! As well as many different species of bees. Him and Said explained the importance and history of the bees and their efforts to save them all. Said truly had a connection with all the people that we encountered, it was not just a business deal like you feel in most other tour groups. He truly cares for the people and wants to pass that feeling onto the guests. It was an unforgettable experience with memories that will last forever! It won't be our last time in Tulum! And when we go back, I will be using them for other Eco friendly tours! read more
My husband and I were in Tulum on our honeymoon in March 2017. I knew we wanted to do a tour or two, since we didn't want to deal with the hassle of a car (we took cabs in and out of My My husband and I were in Tulum on our honeymoon in March 2017. I knew we wanted to do a tour or two, since we didn't want to deal with the hassle of a car (we took cabs in and out of town). I did some research and decided that Mexico Kan Tours sounded like the best option! I'm so glad we found them. On our third day in Tulum, we did the Sian Ka'an Muyil private tour. Our tour guide Alejandra picked us up at our hotel around noon and we drove to Muyil. In the next few hours, we explored the ruins of Muyil; learned about Mayan history and culture; climbed a watch tower for a great view; took a boat ride across Laguna Muyil, through a mangrove channel, and across Laguna Chunyaxche; and floated a lazy river. Through most of this tour, we were completely alone (Alejandra didn't even float the river with us - so it really was JUST US), which is rare in the Yucatan. This tour was so wonderful - beautiful, peaceful, tranquil, informative. After the boat ride back, we enjoyed a light dinner with Alejandra. Alejandra was kind, fun, interesting, and certainly well-informed about the region, the Mayan culture, and the Yucatan ecosystems. We had booked two tours (the Muyil tour and the Chichen Itza day trip tour), but we had such an amazing time at Muyil and Sian Ka'an with Alejandra that the next morning when we were in town for breakfast, we stopped in at the company's office and booked a third tour for a few days later! On our fifth day in Tulum, we did a group World Wonder Discovery Tour. Alejandra (this time with a bus and a driver, since we were about 10 people) picked us up at our hotel around 8/9 in the morning. She dropped us off in town to get a coffee when she gathered a few more of our fellow tourists. (We had a great group of people from a variety of countries - Italy, Germany, U.S....) Our first stop was in the city of Valladolid, where we toured a former convent. The architecture was very interesting, and the stop allowed us to learn about the history of this beautiful colonial city. From there, we went to Valladolid's central market. We wandered and tried different local and regional fruits from various vendors. From there, we drove to Cenote Yokdzonot, which was one of the highlights of our whole trip. This cenote is not crowded and has a great story (I have a whole review just about this cenote if you're interested). And it's just beautiful. We swam in the cenote for a bit before we enjoyed a delicious lunch cooked by the women of Yodkzonot who organized the cenote and opened it to the public. After lunch, we went to Chichen Itza, which is a crowded (obviously), but is certainly worth a visit. We learned lot throughout the day and honestly enjoyed every moment of it! The very next day, we did our third and final tour with Mexico Kan Tours (this time not with Alejandra) - the Mayan Underworld tour. We began this tour in the morning and drove in our small SUV with two other couples to Yal-Ku Lagoon in Akumal (near Tulum). We snorkled in the lagoon for a bit before we drove to some secluded private property that opens to allow tourists view its gorgeous cenote. It's private property, and they only allow one tour group in at a time. This was a completely amazing tour. We climbed down a rope ladder into a cave and waded (and sometimes swam) through cold cave water until we got to the cenote. You witness completely fascinating rock formations and it's simply beautiful and tranquil. At the end of exploring the cave and swimming in the cenote, we had lunch with our group and our very nice tour guide took us back to Tulum. All three of our tours with Mexico Kan Tours was amazing. They took the pressure and stress off us so that we could just relax and enjoy some of the culture, landscapes, and ecology of the Yucatan. The tour guides we met (especially Alejandra) were wonderful - kind, information, intelligent, multi-lingual, and never tired of answering my endless questions! I would absolutely recommend this tour company to anyone going to Tulum or Akumal who wants to see more than just the hotel zone and town without having to deal with cabs or rental cars! Two thumbs way up for the work this company does every day! read more
7 years ago
My husband and I came to Mexico to celebrate our one year wedding anniversary and booked a couple of tours with Mexico Kan Tours through the VEBO experience wedding registry. Our first tour was the cenote bike adventure, which unfortunately didn't go as planned due to my husband falling ill from dehydration on route to the grand cenote. We were on a private tour with Takedo and I was blown away by the efforts he took to help take care of my husband and ensure he was given full medical attention. Takedo hired a taxi to take us to Red Cross and stayed with us the whole time, aside from leaving to get us food and water. We spent a good 5 hours tending to my husband until he was well enough to be driven back to the hotel. We are forever grateful for the care and help translating with the doctors. Our second tour a couple days later was the Chichenitza day trip and we had such wonderful time. It was a group tour this time and we specifically requested to hire Takedo as our guide as we developed a new friendship from the last attempted tour and wanted to make sure we got him again. Jorge was our awesome driver and there was 2 other couples that joined us. Takedo is extremely knowledgeable and it made learning fun hearing just how passionate he was. We toured Chichenitza early morning which was a blessing as we avoided the crowds. It felt like we had the whole ruins to ourselves! We then went to Valladolids central market and wondered through the different shops,sampling tequila and enjoyed a lovely late lunch at the Hosteria del Marques Restaurant. There we each tried something different off the menu as we watched one of the senoritas hand make the tortillias while we drank rice milk and hibiscus juice. I had the idea to mix the two and it was actually quite delicious! So much so that the whole table made this yummy concoction for themselves. To end the day we drove to a small intimate cenote, run by a local Mayan family. Cento Xux Ha was the name. We were the only group there. It was the perfect way to end our tour. To access the cenote we walked down a spiral staircase and were taken back by the large swimming area with a small opening above. There was even a pier that we swam to and jumped off from. The water was super clear, you could see deep down into the cavern. The whole experience felt so magical! Well worth seeking and checking out on your next cenote adventure! read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
We did the Sian Kaan tour 9/9 with senior Alex! It was beyond incredible. We were able to see crocodiles, alligators, manatees, manareys, manatees, dolphins! We even got to do the snorkeling experience and saw a small shark, a sea turtle, and an abundant amount of beautiful fish. Lunch in Punta Allen where we saw iguanas and had a refreshing lunch. It was an incredible day! Only note is you cannot wear sunscreen if you're going to snorkel... so me and my bf got quite sunburnt. Worth it? Yes. Highly recommend!!! read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
My friend and i did the zip lining, chichenitza, and Cenote tour and we truly enjoyed ourselves. Alberto was our guide and the amount of knowledge he has about the town, ruins, Mayan culture, etc etc is truly unbelievable. At the end of our 4 hour tour we had lunch at don manuels home where his wife cooked us chicken mole with white rice and home made corn tortillas. Don Manuel opened his home to us to share what he does to save animal extinction in Cobá. All in all a truly magical experience and will for sure return to experience the other tours they have to offer. Thank you everyone!! read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
Alberto was our guide for the private tour we took to Chichen Itza, a cenote swim and a local town. Al was amazing, thorough and provided extra information in the form of podcasts and videos that pertained to the sites. There was yummy snacks and cold water provided as well! Our tour of Chichen was great but I especially loved where he took us for lunch afterward. The food was incredible. The cenote was also amazing we had the whole place to ourselves. The town we explored after lunch was beautiful and quaint, though we didn't see much shopping there that interested us. It was beautiful and colorful and fun to explore nonetheless. I will definitely book through Mexico Kan tours again and request Alberto! read more
6 years ago
7 years ago
6 years ago
We were walking by and saw the business front and it was like a wish granted because we had been on the lookout for a good tour. We stepped in and felt at ease everyone involved in booking our tour was relaxed and personable we didn't feel pressured into going on tours that we wearn't interested in also we were given good descriptions and information to help us decide, reasonable prices too! The next morning we were picked up at our hotel, an added bonus. The day was planned well, no surprises we knew everything we would be doing that day. We saw mayan ruins, old cities, and a beautiful cenote. The tour came with a delicious lunch at a beautiful hotel. Please give this tour company your attention, they are fantastic. read more
8 years ago
Ask for Plumo! Our first night here we walked past their sales office and decided to walk in. We ended up purchasing a tour for snorkeling and a cenote. The sales girl was very friendly and helpful. She said It was a maximum of 10 people on the tour and the price was less expensive than other tours I had seen online. We were picked up from our hotel by Plumo and Jose and after picking up the other guests (5 in total including us!) we went to the first spot where we snorkeled. We then drove to the second spot (my favorite part) which was a private spot in the jungle owned by a Mayan family. We were the only tour group there which was so nice! Plumo walked us through the jungle giving us small stories of the Mayan history. We then climbed down into the cenote, where he continued to give us more information about the rock formations, etc. After about 30 minutes we settled in a shallow part of the cenote, turned our flashlights off and mediated in the dark for about 2 minutes. It was wonderful. We then proceeded the deepest part where we swam for about 20 minutes jumping off of swinging ropes. We finished up the cenote portion and then had a lovely vegan lunch afterwards. If you use this company ask for Plumo! He is so fabulous, knowledgeable, nice, friendly and LOVES his job which is why he is so amazing. read more
8 years ago
7 years ago
8 years ago
9 years ago
My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Sam on the excursion tour to Coba ruins and around various jungle sites. He was so knowledgable and passionate about everything he had to share with us. We got to climb the central pyramid, zip line, canoe, share in a shamanic blessing ritual and explore a cenote. We even got to visit a wild life preserve ran by a local Mayan family; they were so sweet and their food was very tasty, authentic traditional cuisine. We'll be back to Tulum and when we do we'll go back to Mexico Kan Tours to discover what else they have to offer. read more
7 years ago
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Av. Tulum S/N
Col. Centro
77760 Tulum, Quintana Roo
Mexico
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