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Chichen Itza Transportation from GM

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Anyone ever travel from the Rivera Maya/Grand Mayan to Chichen Itza? I wanted to take a day trip but I also don't want to drive. Looking for any recommendations on transport and or things to do once there.

My main priority would be the ruins but I also want to go to this natural swimming area I found on TA.

Thanks in advance!
 
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huenix said:
Anyone ever travel from the Rivera Maya/Grand Mayan to Chichen Itza? I wanted to take a day trip but I also don't want to drive. Looking for any recommendations on transport and or things to do once there.

My main priority would be the ruins but I also want to go to this natural swimming area I found on TA.

Thanks in advance!
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The resort offers tour which includes both Chichen Itza and a cenote. Price is quite reasonable. You may find a cheaper one by booking yourself but the saving probably is not too significant.
 
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I have used Flavio tours and was very impressed. Pick-up at hotel, entire day tour to ruins with a wonderful guide, plus stop at a cenote to swim, plus stop at a colonial town with buffet lunch included for $150. Flavio is a native and a wonderful guide. See site below.

http://www.flaviotours.com/Tours.html
 
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We went on the same tour as Lisa. We booked the tour at the Grand Mayan. It included the cenote stop with time to go swimming, a good lunch buffet with show, and of course Chichen Itza. It was well worth it.
 
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John Cummings said:
We went on the same tour as Lisa. We booked the tour at the Grand Mayan. It included the cenote stop with time to go swimming, a good lunch buffet with show, and of course Chichen Itza. It was well worth it.
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I'm a big travel-forum-junkie, and I can't say I have ever heard two people in one thread extolling the virtues of resort or cruise ship excursions. :) So it must be pretty great.
 
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