
Explore the ancient Maya world far from the crowds and discover Yaxhuna—the “lost city” where history, culture, and spiritual reflection come together in a powerful, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Explore the Lost City of Yaxhuna
Your journey begins in the thousand-year-old town of Yaxhuna, a site featured in Netflix’s Chef’s Table and known for its deep cultural roots. Just thirteen miles from Chichén Itzá, this extraordinary archaeological site was built long before its famous neighbor and remains largely unrestored, giving it the mysterious atmosphere of an Indiana Jones film set. Because it is less visited, Yaxhuna offers a rare and unfiltered encounter with ancient Maya architecture, untouched structures, and a historical landscape through which the voices of the Maya still echo. For travelers who love exploring beyond the usual tourist path, this hidden city is a revelation—quiet, powerful, and full of secrets waiting to be uncovered.


A Living Culinary Tradition
After exploring the ruins, you’ll visit the old town of Yaxhuna, where Maya chefs will guide you through ancestral culinary traditions passed down from their grandparents. You’ll learn to make your own tortilla over the fire and savor the authentic flavors of Yucatán, culminating in an unforgettable tasting of cochinita pibil—slow-cooked underground for 28 hours to achieve its unparalleled richness and depth. This intimate culinary experience lets you connect with the living descendants of the civilization you just explored, making the past feel remarkably present.
A Cenote Beyond Words
The adventure continues with a visit to one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in the entire peninsula: Cenote Lol Ha. This breathtaking cenote feels like nature’s own masterpiece—an awe-inspiring sanctuary where you can enjoy a magical swim in crystal-clear waters surrounded by dramatic limestone formations. It’s an experience so beautiful that words fall short; you simply have to live it to understand it. From the moment you arrive until the moment you leave, it is pure wonder. This full cultural and archaeological journey lasts approximately ten hours. Pick-up is scheduled at 7:30 a.m. from your hotel lobby. A minimum of two adults is required per reservation.
What’s Included
Your experience includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, private premium transportation, toll road fees, and a guided cultural tour through Yaxhuna. You’ll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch with soft drinks, a refreshing swim in a Maya cenote, cold bottled water throughout the day, and onboard traveler insurance for peace of mind.
What to Bring
Wear light, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes (preferably sneakers). Bring biodegradable sunscreen, your ID, a towel, and either a hat or a small umbrella. Extra cash for souvenirs, insect repellent, and additional water will be useful throughout the experience.

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