5 Days of Culture and Biodiversity in Yucatán in a 3 Star Hotel

Day 1: Mérida

Reception at the airport or bus station and transfer to the hotel of your choice. The cultural offer of Merida is inexhaustible. What are you waiting for to "take to the streets? Accommodation.

Day 2: Mérida - Uxmal Luz y Sonido (B, D)

Around 13:00 hrs. We left for the archaeological site of UXMAL, one of the most of the Puuc Route: the Pyramid of the Fortune-teller, the Quadrangle of the Nuns, the Building of the Turtles, the panoramic from the Temple of the Governor. Dinner. Next we attend the sound and light show. Return to Merida. Accommodation.

Day 3: Merida (B)

Free day. On your free day you have several options. Archeology in the archaeological sites of Dzibilchaltún, Chichén Itza, Ek Balam; Colony in the magical town of Izamal and Ecotourism, in the Celestun Biosphere. Accommodation.

Day 4: Mérida - Celestún or Haciendas and Cenotes (B, L)

We have at our disposal, the following options:

Option 1. Today, we enjoy the ecotourism paradise CELESTUN National Park, declared by the

UNESCO "Biosphere Reserve and Humidity. Lunch.

Option 2. Departure to the Sambulá cenote, where we enjoy its crystal clear and shallow waters. We continue to the henequera hacienda of Yaxcopoil. In the visit to its facilities we can appreciate vestiges of Mayan pottery and learn little bit about henequen. It is the turn of the open cenote Yaaludzil who shares his natural benefits. We replenish our strength with lunch, while We enjoy the beautiful architecture and peace of the Ochil farm. We begin the return to the city of Mérida. Accommodation.

Day 5: Mérida (B)

For this occasion, we are finalizing our trip to Yucatan; but, it's not too late to continue enjoying the kindness and education of the Yucatecan people.

The haciendas of Mexico were part of an economic system that began with the Spanish in the sixteenth century, similar to the feudal system of Europe. They were efficient farms and manufacturing centers that produced meat and other products for export. Over time, the haciendas became symbols of economic health and culture, adorned with architecture, furniture and art from all over the world.

Like the southern plantations of the United States, the haciendas reinforced the caste system, based on race, with the hacendados as masters and the Maya or indigenous as laborers.

Most of the Yucatecan haciendas in the 19th century produced henequen rope, a plant variety of the agave cactus, which was exported by the growing transport industry.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Please take clothes and shoes comfortable
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 42 travelers