7 Days Discovering Yucatán Tour: Mérida, Izamal And Cancún

Merida was founded by the Spaniard Francisco de Montejo on January 6, 1542, however the Mayan Indians had a large city known as T’ho long before the Spaniards arrived. The stones of said city were used to build the Santa Iglesia de la Catedral, located in the zócalo. Here you can also see the La Casa de Montejo, the Government Palace and the Municipal Palace. Hotel Boutique is an eighteenth century hacienda that rescued from neglect and completely restored.
Hotel Boutique,Kabah,Uxmal,Luz Y Sonido,Loudge Umxal.Kabah, where, among other attractions, we will visit the Temple of the Masks, so called because on the west facade there are Chaac masks and below them there is a fretwork of intertwined snakes and masks there is a geometric decoration based on triangles. Then, we will continue our journey to the impressive archaeological zone of Uxmal, a place considered Cultural Heritage of Humanity, located in the area of Puuc, being the most representative city of this architectural style.
Loudge Uxmal, Hotel Boutique Merida, where we will take a panoramic city tour, discovering the most important points of the so-called “White City”.
Hotel Boutique,Izamal,Hacienda San Jose. Izamal, which is known as “the City of the Three Cultures” because it combines features of its pre-Hispanic past, the colonial period and the current era. This city is located on 12 small hills, and when walking through its cobbled streets, you will be able to better appreciate the corners of this place. Continue to Hacienda San José (Luxury Collection). This eighteenth century hacienda has been remodeled and adapted in a special way to accommodate thousands of visitors
Hacienda San Jose,Bungalows Mayaland Chichen. This hotel is located next to the Archaeological Zone of Chichén Itzá, having from this place, a wonderful perspective of the archaeological site of Chichen Itzá.
Chichen Itza,Cancun. Chichen Itza. We will admire its beautiful constructions: the Pyramid of Kukulkan, the Observatory, the Temple of the Warriors and the Ball Game; these being important and renowned vestiges of the Mayan civilization.