MTG Mexico Tour Guide

Based in Cancún · CUN airport

The real Mexico starts right here.

Most guides work for agencies. I work for you. I'm based in Cancún and I pick you up the day you land — then I take you somewhere the itineraries don't mention.

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Why start from Cancún

The best access point to the entire peninsula

Cancún's international airport (CUN) is the entry point for most visitors to Mexico. But most tours from Cancún go to the same overcrowded spots. From Cancún I can reach a completely different version of the Yucatán Peninsula: underground cenotes before they open, ruins at dawn with no one else there, fishing villages that have never been on a tourist brochure.

I live here. I know where to go and — more importantly — what to skip.

2h to Chichén Itzá from Cancún
45m to the nearest secret cenote
3h to Mérida by road
2.5h to Sisal fishing village
1.5h to Valladolid
4h to Bacalar lake

FAQ

Common questions about private tours from Cancún

How much does a private guide from Cancún cost?
A full-day private tour is $5,000 MXN per group — not per person. That covers the entire day, private transport, and Kev as your dedicated guide from pickup to drop-off.
What's included in a private day tour?
Private transport throughout the day, entry coordination, a local orientation on where to eat and what to skip, and WhatsApp access for follow-up questions. No tour buses, no shared groups — the itinerary is built around you.
Is Kev SECTUR certified?
Yes. Kev holds the NOM-09-TUR-2012 certification issued by SECTUR (Mexico's Secretary of Tourism) — the official standard for professional tourist guides in Mexico.
Can you pick me up at CUN airport?
Yes. Kev is based in Cancún and covers Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 (international arrivals). He tracks flights in real time — if your flight is delayed, he waits. At least 12 hours notice before your arrival is needed to confirm the booking.
How far are the cenotes from Cancún?
The nearest cenotes are about 45 minutes from Cancún. A full cenote circuit covers 3–4 different cenotes in one day — open water, underground rivers, and cave systems — with no tour buses and no crowds.
What languages does Kev speak?
Kev speaks English and Spanish fluently. Tours are conducted in English and he handles everything locally in Spanish — with airport staff, vendors, and site personnel — so you don't have to.

Arriving at CUN?

Tell me your arrival date and what you have in mind. I'll meet you at the airport or your hotel the next morning.

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$5,000 MXN · full day · SECTUR NOM-09-TUR-2012