The All-Inclusive Chichén Itzá tour from Cancún at $192 per person is the only tier that bundles the ~$40 entrance fee — so nothing is left to pay on the day. It adds a tequila tasting and locker on top of hotel pickup, guide, lunch, cenote and Valladolid.
The All-Inclusive tour is $192 per person and is the only option that includes the ~$40 government entrance fee, so there are no extras to pay on the day.
On top of hotel pickup, a guide, buffet lunch, a cenote swim and Valladolid, it adds a tequila tasting, a life vest and a locker, with a wide pickup zone from Cancún to the Riviera Maya. Note this product also departs from Playa del Carmen — check your pickup point at booking.
The sticker is highest, but so is what's inside it.
Pickup, guide, lunch, cenote, Valladolid — plus the ~$40 fee, tequila, life vest and locker.
Unlike other tiers, you don't hand over cash at the gate.
Because the fee and lunch are inside, the total ($197–207) is close to the price.
This product runs from Playa del Carmen as well as Cancún — confirm your point.
Real total cost. Because the ~$40 fee and lunch are already inside, the realistic total is about $197–207 per person — the closest of any tier to its sticker price. You're paying up front for zero surprises on the day.
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The three stops — ruins, cenote, Valladolid — are the same three the $57 tour visits. What $192 removes is every decision and every cash payment on the day, plus it adds the tequila tasting, life vest and locker.
Practical advice that applies to this tour and every other way of visiting the ruins — the entrance fee, what to wear and pack, site rules, timing and cash.
Pro tip: bring exact change in pesos to avoid bad gate exchange rates.
Pro tip: shade is limited — it hits 32°C / 90°F by midday.
Pro tip: regular sunscreen is banned in cenotes — only reef-safe is allowed.
Pro tip: bring only a small daypack — larger bags get stored at the entrance.
Pro tip: on Mar 21 & Sep 21 the famous "serpent shadow" appears on the pyramid.
Pro tip: exchange money downtown or at your hotel — airport rates are the worst.
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What you pay at the gate, opening hours and the 4 PM last entry.
Read the guide →What it really costsSticker price versus the all-in total once the entrance fee is added.
Read the guide →VIP tourHotel pickup and buffet lunch for $93 — the most-booked option.
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Read the guide →Which tour is bestThe top options ranked against 8,106 real reviews, by traveller type.
Read the guide →Private tour optionsWhen a private day beats a group tour, and what each one costs.
Read the guide →Yes — this is the only tier that bundles the ~$40 government entrance fee, so you pay nothing extra at the gate.
The entrance fee, a tequila tasting, and a life vest + locker, on top of the hotel pickup and buffet lunch that VIP also has.
About $197–207 per person — the closest to sticker of any tier, because the fee and lunch are already included. You mainly add tips.
It has a wide pickup zone and also runs from Playa del Carmen, not only Cancún. Confirm your exact pickup point when booking.
Yes — pickup, lunch and the fee are all handled, so there's little to organise on the day. Foreign children aged 3–12 pay a reduced ~$6 (≈105 MXN) entry; under-3s are free.
Three alternatives to weigh against this one — see the full comparison of all seven.
The VIP Chichén Itzá tour from Cancún is the highest-reviewed option at $93 per person — hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, the ruins, a cenote swim, Valladolid and a buffet lunch, all included.
The cheapest guided Chichén Itzá tour from Cancún at $57 per person — same guide, same ruins, same cenote, same Valladolid as the VIP tour.
The premium private Chichén Itzá experience from Cancún is a curated day for two — a certified private guide, the quieter Cenote Saamal, a private Mayan cooking demonstration and bespoke transport.
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Check dates & book — $192 ↗Last updated: May 31, 2026 · Price based on current GetYourGuide listings. This product departs from Playa del Carmen as well as Cancún — verify your pickup point at booking.