One of the best. Easy to book online last minute. Always have availability. Quick service at…read moreairport. Just look for the USA sign. Options to book cold drinks for the ride. Always on time and you can change your pick up time as needed. They check flights so they know if your plane is late. Friendly service and appreciate if you know a little Spanish. Cant really get much better

We used USA Transfers for transportation from the airport to our hotel and back, and both…read moreexperiences were absolutely flawless. The vans were clean and comfortable, the drivers were friendly and professional, and the service at the airport was smooth and well-organized...exactly what you want after a long day of travel. Everything ran on time, and the whole process was stress-free from start to finish. Honestly, we can't say enough good things about them. Next time we're back in Mexico, we'll definitely be using them again. Highly, highly recommend!

We visited Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, and cenote Ik Kil. Jerry shared with us the history and culture…read moreof the Mayan people. It made the trip more interesting than going solo. Upon arriving at the Mayan temples, he gave us an amazing explanation. We even had people listening in to our group. Jerry kept our 10 year old son's attention during the whole day. Jerry took great pictures of us during the trip. We booked Jerry before we left for Cancun. His communication was great. There were no surprises, or hidden fees. Our family highly recommends using Jerry to book your next adventure!

Do not hesitate to book your tour with Jerry. He was very knowledgeable in the history and…read moresignificance of Chichén Itzá. Since we were his only tour for the day, he took the time to explain and answer our questions. Since we departed very early, we arrived well before the large tour groups, we avoided the hot sun and the crowds. We arrived at the cenote early and practically had it to ourselves. It was nice to tour Valladolid to learn and experience the colonial town.

**A Day of Sun and Discovery: Chichen Itza Adventure, local lunch buffet, and cenote visit**…read more I recently had the opportunity to visit the ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience! Despite the scorching heat, our group had an absolute blast exploring this incredible site. **The Weather: A Sizzling Challenge** Let's get the obvious out of the way - it was HOT. Like, "I-can't-even-wear-my-sunglasses-because-their-frames-are-melting" hot. The sun beats down relentlessly, making every step feel like a marathon. But, as they say, "no pain, no gain" - and we were determined to make the most of our day. **The Ruins: A Treasure Trove of History** As we ventured deeper into the site, our eyes widened in awe at the sheer scale and grandeur of the ancient structures. The Pyramid of Kukulkan (El Castillo) stole the show, its intricate carvings and stairways a testament to the ingenuity of the Mayans. The Temple of Warriors, with its 9 pillars, was another highlight - each one adorned with symbolic carvings that told stories of battles and mythological creatures. **Cenote** We were also lucky enough to visit a local cenote and were thoroughly impressed. Despite the short visit, the experience was refreshing and rejuvenating. (about an hour 1/2 or so) The water was crystal clear and a perfect temperature - a welcome respite from the hot Cancun sun. The calm and peaceful atmosphere made it easy to unwind and relax. If you're looking for a quick and easy way to cool off or experience the natural beauty of Cancun, I highly recommend checking out one of these local cenotes. Don't expect to spend hours exploring, but do expect to leave feeling refreshed and invigorated. **Tips and Takeaways** * Bring sunscreen. Like, a lot of sunscreen. * Bring a canteen filled with Ice and water * Wear comfortable shoes - you'll be doing a lot of walking. * Take breaks in shaded areas or under umbrellas to avoid heat exhaustion. * Don't miss the acoustics demonstration at El Castillo - it's an impressive display! * Be prepared for crowds and long lines during peak season. * Consider booking a guided tour to get a deeper understanding of the site's history and significance. Thank you NOE and team!

Our tour guides, Miguel & Carmona were very helpful and knowledgeable. The deluxe tour package to…read moreChichen Itza and the cenote was well worth it. I was truly impressed with everything they planned for us.

This was ok. We were immediately hit with an upgrade sell?? Everything is contained within a…read morecompound. No cameras allowed because they want to sell you their $100 photo plane. No photos just sent to your phone? You can and do take them to the cenote. Snap away. The ATV was driving in a circle on bunny dirt roads. ( least favorite) at least go in the jungle, not a dirt road. Zip lines are the shortest I've ever been on. The guide was great and was upbeat. Tequila tasting is the same everywhere ( 20 minutes with a small taste of 4 ) maybe 1 shot . total. If you've never experienced something similar, you might like it. Hard upsell on the lunch and photos.

This was a great tour and I want to give a special shout out to Elise and Valeria. They were…read moreamazing and incredibly helpful and made the trip a lot of fun. Also a great playlist for a very long drive... which would be my only thing - it's a good hour and change drive but if you're okay with that - then def a highlight of a day. And again - Elise and Valeria were 10/10.

Very disappointing experience. Bus was uncomfortable, smelly and A/C turned off during the tour…read more Didn't spend enough time in Chichen Itza and Valladolid. Spend your money elsewhere. !! Warning !! Do not book your tours at those Xcaret booths. You will end up with this company and they won't tell you until the night before.

If you do not speak SPANISH, DO NOT TAKE THIS TOUR! It was…read more$85.00 to Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladoid. They picked us up at the RIU Cancun with a van and took us to a warehouse and made us wait for 45 minutes. Then put us in an older tour bus and spoke zero English to us. Although 1/3 of the bus only spoke English. We kept asking him to tell us what was happening in English, but he couldn't. We spent too much time at the other two places and not enough time at Chichen Itza. The tour guide was on his phone on the way back, listening to videos and social media. He was extremely rude. He was also playing his own music from his phone on the blue tooth speaker. The tour guide's name was Alejandro. When they dropped us off he let out a big scream as if too say -he was so happy that we were finally off of the bus. Do not use Dream Tours!

Easy to find at the airport. Look for their shirts or booth outside…read more Shuttles are in good shape. Friendly drivers. You can purchase drinks in the shuttle. Pricing is competitive. Shuttle back to airport was on time. No issues.

Great service and value. We got the airport transfers using…read moreEntertainment plus which is was fast, efficient and safe. Easy to recognize when you get out of the airport. The are safe and rated very high on the other travel sites so we decided to use them. We loved the service and punctuality, would most definitely use them again.

I did the ushuaia club experience with Calvin Harris theoufh Virgin Voyages! My guide was…read morePilar..she was absolutely amazing along with the 2 young men that helped her. She was fun, full of energy, organized and really enhanced my experience in ibiza! On time and helpful!

we were up from the bus terminal from our cruise as the grinning of an amazing day. This was a…read moreprivate van tour led by y Alex (AKA Alejandro. We first discussed our thoughts on the itinerary and Alex embellished them.First a historical tour of downtow and a little shopping.Alex was there assisting us with bargains but he was never intrusive or rushing us. we then found a lovely uncrowded beach club where for $20 we rented snorkeling equipment and swam in the crystal waters. Alex snorkeled with us, leading to the opening of a sea floor cenote, as well as pointing out various fish. My husbands mask was leaking and he switched masks with him to ensure that we all had a good experience. After the swim, we continued on to an included tequila tasting. The private tour was wonderful. We tasted tequilas as well as watched them making Mayan chocolate . We weren't pressured to buy so we tipped and moved on. Last stop was a beautiful tile floored restaurant overlooking a garden restaurant, no other tourists in site! I highly recommend this Tripping Cool tour. as well as Alex. we did book it through our cruise ship but you can do it on their website as well.

Seriously the best! We cannot wait to do this again!! Colleen is perfect and made everything fun…read more Each bar was awesome with the best bartenders and servers. Seriously, book this tour!!

This is such a fun tour and beautiful tour of the island! We had a wonderful guide, Sergio, who…read moremade the trip more interactive! He sat and talked with the entire group and got to know us all. Amazing job!!

I don't give out that fifth star easily... but these guys EARNED it!…read more My wife and I tend to avoid pre-packaged ANYTHING. We choose AirBnB's over hotels, never stay at resorts, eat where the locals do, and avoid tourist traps like (place your favorite cliché here.) That said, we also want the skinny on what makes a World Heritage Site a... well, World Heritage Site. So after lots of soul-searching (and Web browsing), we opted to give these guys a shot ....and they hit it out of the park! First: Communication. Emails were plentiful and articulate. Important information (what to bring, where to meet, etc.) was highlighted in yellow. Second: Customer service. From the moment we met at the pick-up point (two minutes before the appointed time) until the drop-off, the staff was absolutely gracious, knowledgeable, helpful and just nice to be around. Third: The ambiance. Everything about the tour (this one to Chichén Itzá) was outstanding. There were 15 tourists and two staff in a late-model, well-maintained 21-passenger van. The air conditioning made the ride very comfortable (as did the shock absorbers!). Edér, our guide and a native of Tabasco, was clearly well-versed on the history of the Yucatán Peninsula, the history of the Maya, and the cultural artifacts that really add "color" to a tour. His English was accented but flawless... and he spoke at a volume that really made everyone WANT to listen... modulating his voice the way I do in my classroom, and I teach 6th grade! ;-) The extras. Our trip included, beside the stated objective of visiting Chichén Itzá, a sandwich on the way to the site (yummy!); a visit to a cenote (a flooded sinkhole where you may swim in a cave - we went to one called "Xkeken"), a luncheon (an over-the-top buffet at a hacienda near the cenote) and some free time in the colonial city of Valladolid - where we had been promised no pressure to shop anywhere - and were rewarded with a drop off in the city plaza, and 40 minutes to wander aimlessly (or do whatever called to you, even if it was to go shopping). The necessaries: Many Americans are advised not to drink tap water in Mexico... to stick to bottled water. These guys had enough 1/2 liter bottles on board for each of us to have a dozen apiece, if we'd wanted! (Soft drinks, too) ...and that water has got to go somewhere - so please pardon my indiscretion, but the restroom stops were strategically located as often as necessary, and even several were skipped simply because no one had needed them. So don't worry about being trapped in a van, having drunk your fill with no relief in sight! These guys have planned it WELL. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention our driver, José: the consummate professional. He negotiated every speed bump, every parking lot and every tight squeeze with aplomb. Kudos to José, and to Edér! WELL DONE, YUKATREKS! We'll certainly use your services the next time we visit the Mayan Riviera!

My hubby and I have been to Mexico before, and once took a 40 person bus to the Tulum Ruins…read more.. never again! My review closely resembles Ruben G, so take a look at his review. It was an intimate group of about 12 or so, and we learned so much from Eder. The ride to the ruins felt like nothing since we were so entrapped with all of the information he provided to us about Mayan culture on the way there. This trip was well worth every penny! I know many people recommend to rent a car and drive to the ruins, but our history lesson made all the difference. And we obviously don't know the roads that well, so this made us feel safer. This was the best tour company I've ever used in Mexico and would recommend them to anyone!

Amazing Service + Thrilling Tours = Unforgettable Memories…read more My husband and I planned a last minute vacation 5 day vacation to Cancun the week of 4th of July. The week before leaving to Cancun, I was browsing the Cancun Best Discount website and as I was browsing (which I had already spent about 30 minutes on the website looking at what to choose) Martha contacted me. Martha was wonderful! She asked me what I was interested in doing and provided recommendations. We booked 3 tours with Martha: Tour #1: Whale Shark Adventure Tour #2: Coba Mayan Encounter Tour #3: Selvatica Air Assault Once we were booked, our confirmations were sent to us immediately. When we were in Cancun, Martha called our hotel room to confirm pick up times for our tours. On day 4 we had to change our Selvatica Gimme All tour to the Air Assault tour since we couldn't do an 8 hour tour. Martha was able to change the tour without a problem and refund the difference in tickets immediately! Talk about incredible customer service! All tours were AMAZING! Swimming with whale sharks was incredible! The group was small with about 8 people. We swam with about 20 whale sharks (I swear I am not kidding). Even though my husband and I do not get sea sickness, we did on this trip so make sure to take dremamine. While you are waiting for your turn to go in the water with the whale sharks you sit on the boat and it rocks A LOT! We were lucky to have spotted the whale sharks about 45 minutes into the trip and we were one of the boats to get to the whale sharks so we had a lot of time taking turns to swim with them. If you do this tour, you have to be in good shape since there is current and you have to keep up with the whale sharks - trust me they aren't as slow as they look. After the whale shark swim which was an incredible experience, we set out to eat a ceviche lunch docked at Playa Mujeres was a great relaxation after a day of chasing whale sharks. The Mayan Coba Encounter was great! The tour guide Isreal, zip lining, repelling into a cenote and climbing up Coba was remarkable. Our Mayan buffet lunch was tasty. The Selvatica Air Assault is for the young, adventurous heart. My husband and I were the only ones who chose that tour so we had 4 tour guides all to ourselves! The attention and interaction we had with our guides was so personalized. I could have done without all of the bridges in the tour, but our guides, the bungee and superman zip lines made it all worth it. I have traveled a lot and I must say this has been THE BEST tour and customer service experience EVER!! All of these tours are a MUST DO! I would call Martha and Cancun Best Discounts in a heart beat when vacationing in Cancun again.

It was a great tour to Chichen Itza. Lots of drinks on the bus. Alex was a good server/bartender on…read moreboard the bus. Lunch buffet was good! A few comments though: 1 - we went on Tuesday, which apparently, Valladolid had a fiesta and so we did not stop, and just passed through it. If that was the plan of not stopping if there are fiestas, they should have informed us when we were booking. Would hvae been nice to walk around Valladolid. 2 - the tour guide just started talking after 1.5 hours on the bus en route. Wold have been more appropriate to say even a few words as soon as we drove off from the pick up area so to give us a bit of idea of what we are doing, how long is the drive, what to expect, etc. 3 - there were only 6 of us English speakers vs 30+ (i think) of the Spanish speakers on the bus. Antonio aka Kojak (i think was his name), our tour guide, gathered the English speaking tourists, but passed us to another tour guide from the other bus who had about 20+ people already. Would have been nice to have the guide with only a few people. Good thing, the other guide (Alfonso) did a good job. He knew a lot and was very articulate, and dressed the part.