MTG Mexico Tour Guide

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I collect a 50% deposit and the rest on the day. Price confirmed before you pay anything.

Water & Cenotes

Most booked

Cenotes of Valladolid — private circuit

Three cenotes in one day: Ik Kil (the famous one), Suytun (the Instagram one), and one off the map that locals use. Private guide, private transport, no tour buses.

Duration Full day From $2,800 MXN
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Cave diving intro — Sistema Dos Ojos, Tulum

Mexico's underwater cave system is the longest in the world. Dos Ojos is the right entry point for beginners: shallow, clear and extraordinary. I dive with certified cavern instructors.

Duration Half day From $3,200 MXN
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Bacalar lagoon — kayak & camp

Two days on Laguna Bacalar — the Lake of Seven Colors. Kayak from shore to shore, camp on a sandbar, swim in the stromatolites. No motorboats allowed where we go.

Duration 2 days From $4,500 MXN
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Seasonal: Jun–Sep

Whale shark swim — Isla Mujeres

June to September only. The largest aggregation of whale sharks on the planet gathers in the waters north of Isla Mujeres. No cages, no barriers — you swim next to them. I handle the boat and the permits.

Duration Full day From $2,500 MXN
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Heritage & Culture

Dawn start

Chichén Itzá at dawn — before the crowd

The site opens at 8am. Most tour buses arrive at 10. I take you in at first light — you'll have the Temple of Kukulcán to yourself for an hour. Story-first approach: no 'look at this rock' narration.

Duration Half day From $2,200 MXN
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Mérida market & food tour

Lucas de Gálvez market at 7am — the city's main market before tourists arrive. Cochinita pibil tacos, marquesitas, panuchos and the one lonchería Meridanos actually eat at. Three-hour walk, you eat the whole way.

Duration 3 hours From $1,200 MXN
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Thu & Sat only

Uxmal night — Luz y Sonido

Uxmal's sound-and-light show runs Thursday and Saturday nights. The Pyramid of the Magician lit up in the dark with projection mapping is something Chichén doesn't have. Combine with the ruins at sunset the same day.

Duration Evening From $1,800 MXN
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Izamal — the yellow city walk

Every building in Izamal is painted the same yellow. The Franciscan convent built on top of a Maya pyramid is one of the oldest in the Americas — and most people drive past it without stopping. I'll show you what's under it.

Duration Half day From $1,500 MXN
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Jungle & Wildlife

Departs from Tulum

Sian Ka'an biosphere — boat & mangrove

Sian Ka'an is a UNESCO biosphere reserve and the largest protected area in the Mexican Caribbean. Boat through the canals, spot manatees and crocodiles, swim in a turquoise lagoon with no access road. This is what Tulum used to be.

Duration Full day From $3,400 MXN
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Chiapas route

Palenque jungle ruins — overnight

Palenque is in Chiapas, not Yucatán — and most people fly in and out without staying the night. The ruins at 6am in the fog, howler monkeys in the canopy and zero tourists, is worth the extra day. I handle everything.

Duration 2 days From $5,500 MXN
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Calakmul — the lost Maya capital

Calakmul is the most important Maya city never discussed in tourism. It's deep in the jungle, accessed through a biosphere reserve — which means wildlife en route: jaguars have been spotted on the road. I know the park and the pyramid.

Duration Full day From $4,200 MXN
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Transport & Logistics

Cancún → Mérida private transfer

Four hours in a comfortable vehicle with a driver who knows where to stop. I add a curated stop at Izamal or Uxmal if you want it — turns a transit into part of the trip.

Duration 4–6 hours From $2,800 MXN
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Cancún → Tulum private shuttle

The ADO bus runs this route — but it drops you on the highway with your bags. Private shuttle goes door-to-hotel and can stop at Cobá or Akumal on the way.

Duration 2–3 hours From $1,800 MXN
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Airport-to-hotel + arrival briefing

See the full Cancún reception service — name board in arrivals, private car, 30-min orientation and WhatsApp access for 48h after landing. Everything you need to not start your trip stressed.

Duration Arrival day From $2,500 MXN
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