We caught a local bus and then got a tooktook out to the ruins. We had to pay to get in but it was well worth the cost. You can go up and round all the ruins and there are small descriptions of what is and what the general history is. We didn't have a guide so this was really... More

the ruins are very interesting and the site offers a beautiful cenote to end the day. unfortunately you are not allowed to bring food or drinks within the site.... More

Maybe one of the most ancient mayan cities. No big pyramids, but an special pyramid, the "5 dolls pyramid", is a construction that has a window in the top and water in the floor, that was used like a mirror to watch the stars movement. More

Outstanding place Dzibilchaltun is one of the most beautiful places you can visit while staying in Merida. It is located at less than 15 minutes from the city of Merida Yucatan. There are busses that can be taken every hour at the bus terminal of Merida or there are also cheap excursions that can be hired in the center of... More

As far as ruins go, this place is great! And there's a cenote for swimming. If you don't like crowds don't go on a weekend, but go for sure! More

pay for a guide the explanation and background is well worth it More

I took this excursion though my cruise and i was NOT disappointed. This was my first ever visit to Mexico and they made it a memorable one. Our tour guide Jose was fun and very knowledgeable. We will defiantly recommend this to our friend . The water hole was beyond beautiful 100% guys thanks More

Almost no tourists other than locals (it was a Sunday so free for Mexicans). The ruins are nice and smaller than many others so the kids were able to climb easily- The cenote was the delight- pack your swimwear and towels as the water was warm and crystal clear- The fish nibble your toes but its actually not unpleasant, and... More

Enjoyed a break from carnival in Merida last week with a visit to the ruins and cenote that are such an easy and enjoyable side trip from the hustle,bustle and heat of the city. The trek to the temple is rewarded with great photo opportunities and then with a refreshing swim in the cenote. Treat yourself with a visit. More