Top Merida Architecture Tours

Visit one of the most important archaeological sites of the ancient Mayan culture, in our comfortable units with excellent service and a relaxed atmosphere. Then we will visit the majestic site of Kabah. Then we will go to the Pebá cenote where you will enjoy a relaxing afternoon. *The trip we offer is purely transportation, upon arrival at the destinations you must pay for access. Sundays are free for locals, nationals, and foreigners residing in Mexico.

Get acquainted with Yucatecan specialties on this street food tour of Merida. Walk with a local guide to Merida’s main market plus a seafood restaurant and gelato shop. Sip fruit juices and sample plenty of local dishes, not limited to empanadas, tamales and seafood tacos along with ‘cochinita pibil’ (slow-roasted pork) and ‘panuchos’ (tortillas stuffed with refried black beans). Delicious!

Arrive at Merida Airport stress-free, knowing your personal driver and vehicle are waiting for you. This is great for groups of up to twelve for comfort, so book this for your entire group. Avoid any waiting in taxi lines or unreliable transfer services with this convenient, round-trip airport transfer service.

Merida sightseeing goes from a museum of Maya treasures to the Cathedral de Merida, and exploring the city with a private guide offers a personalized insight that most group tours lack. Instead, join a local for a walk that’s tailored to you, whether you’re all about history or learning about local gastronomy. The walking tour format is perfect for soaking up the local atmosphere, without a fixed itinerary to rush your experience.

The walking tour in Merida aims to make you'r experience the most likeable possible in your city, our job is to introduce you to the city with our history, traditions, and local folklore that you can only experience by walking. Our guides will always try the best to put a smile on your face and at the same time teach you about this wonderful city in Mexico! The best way to get to know the best of Merida with a local and in a budget friendly way and focusing only on you!

Immerse yourself in Mayan culture with this full-day tour from Merida. Enjoy a guided visit to Chichen Itza in the early morning, before the crowds arrive, then tuck into a delicious Mexican buffet lunch. End your day with a swim in a magical cenote to cool off. Entrance fees, lunch, and round-trip transportation from Merida are included.

This Mayan Culture adventure will take us to the Ruins of Uxmal, this site has multiple structures that have been well preserved. You can even climb some structures. Our guide will take us back in history with a guided tour and then free time to keep exploring and taking photos Our next stop will be at the Kabah Ruins, our guide will teach us about the reasoning the Mayans had when they were building everything among other interesting facts. There is also free time and guided time! Now it's time to enjoy a 3 course meal at a Mexican restaurant! It's time to move on to the last stop To finish the adventure, we'll visit an Artisanal Mayan Chocolate Factory, here authentic mayan people will teach us the ways to create chocolate. There will be a tasting and also a Mayan Ceremony!

Explore some of the history of the Yucatan area on this day trip from Merida to Hacienda Yaxcopoil and the Mayan city of Uxmal. You'll learn about the regional importance of the farm before continuing to a different period of Mexican history as you admire Uxmal's archaeological ruins. Plus, stop by Cenote Peba for a swim. This tour allows you to avoid the hassle of finding your own way to these locations so you can relax and enjoy a pre-planned day.

Step onto the hallowed grounds of Uxmal and meet your guide. Depending on the option you choose, explore the Archeological Site with a private guide or in a group. As you stroll through the ruins, marvel at the architectural wonders created by the ancient Mayans. Stop to admire the Pyramid of the Magician, a colossal structure with unique elliptical sides, that dominates the skyline. Continue to the Nunnery Quadrangle, adorned with intricate carvings and lattice-like stonework, and learn about the tales of religious rituals and celestial observations. Stop outside the Governor's Palace, a sprawling complex adorned with detailed sculptures. Learn about the government and societal structure of the city from your guide before strolling back through the meticulously planned city, adorned with plazas, ball courts, and ceremonial platforms.