Tulum Lodge
Hotel or lodge, twin sharing
6 days, planned by Pumice & Pine
Tulum has a beach strip and a town, and they are very different places with very different prices.
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| Tulum beach |
| Tulum pueblo |
Cenotes are collapsed limestone sinkholes into the world's largest underground river system, and the Maya treated them as entrances to the underworld.
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| Tulum ruins |
| Gran Cenote |
| Cenote Calavera |
Coba is spread across several kilometres of jungle linked by raised Mayan causeways, and you cycle between them.
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| Coba |
| Nohoch Mul |
| Sacbe causeways |
Chichen Itza takes coach loads from Cancun from about ten. Being at the gate at eight buys you two hours of nearly empty site.
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| El Castillo |
| Great Ball Court |
| Cenote Sagrado |
| Valladolid |
Merida got rich on henequen — sisal rope — and the mansions on Paseo de Montejo were built with it.
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| Paseo de Montejo |
| Gran Museo del Mundo Maya |
| Plaza Grande |
The toll road is four hours; the free road is six and goes through every village.
Day 1 · Fri, 18 Sept, 2026
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Hotel or lodge, twin sharing
Hotel or lodge, twin sharing
5 breakfasts and 1 dinner across 6 days, at the lodges you sleep in. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 6.
6 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
“Andes and Central America, altitude planned properly”
Every itinerary is built around where you sleep rather than where you go, because in the Andes that is the only decision that matters.
Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Rooms were basic in the best way — dry, warm, and right where we needed them. Guides answered every question, including the daft ones. Recommended.
Well paced over 6 days with enough free time to not feel herded. Lodges along the way were simple and comfortable enough after a long day. The team read the group well and adjusted without making a thing of it. Worth every rupee.
Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found.
Everything was arranged properly — transfers, entries, all of it. Rooms were basic in the best way — dry, warm, and right where we needed them. No hesitation recommending them.
Yucatan Peninsula done well. The itinerary had room to breathe. Every night's lodge was a step up from what I'd braced for. Simple food, well made, and enough of it. Solid operator.
Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Rooms were basic in the best way — dry, warm, and right where we needed them. Meals were good throughout and the vegetarian options weren't an afterthought. Solid operator.
Everything was arranged properly — transfers, entries, all of it. Rooms were basic in the best way — dry, warm, and right where we needed them. Never went hungry, and the tea appeared exactly when it was needed. Solid operator.
Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Lodges along the way were simple and comfortable enough after a long day. Would book with them again.
No. El Castillo has been closed to climbers since 2006, as has Nohoch Mul at Coba more recently. Anyone advertising a pyramid climb in the Yucatan is out of date.
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