Cycle Mexico - The Yucatan Peninsula
Mexico
Offset: 9 Trees
Tour length 9 days
Playa del Carmen
Cancun
Bicycle
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Fully Guided
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About this tour
Discover the magic of the Yucatán Peninsula by bike, from the white sand beaches of Isla Mujeres to the iconic Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza and Tulum. Enjoy cycling through tropical forests, exploring quaint towns, and swimming in crystal-clear cenotes. Ancient Wonders - Explore the iconic Mayan sites of Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum, each steeped in history and mystery Scenic Cycling - Enjoy easy, flat rides along quiet back roads through lush forests and coastal landscapes Refreshing Swims - Take a dip in crystal-clear cenotes and relax on beautiful white sand beaches
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Tour ID 124450
Tour length 9 days
Language English
Group size 16
Age range 16 - 85
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Day 1: Join trip in Cancun
Day 2: Explore Isla Mujeres by bike- stunning beaches and Mayan Ruins.
Day 3: Visit Mayan archeological site of Chichen Itza, followed by a swim in a freshwater Cenote. This afternoon, cycle tour of Merida, followed by a traditional Taquiza evening.
Day 4: Cycle along seafront of northern Yucatan Peninsula from Progreso to Telchac. Savor a seafood lunch. Later, explore Izamal Mayan archaeological site and renowned colonial convent.
Day 5: Bike through Yucatan forest to Valladolid, pausing for refreshing swim in a cenote. Upon arrival, explore Valladolid and visit to museum.
Day 6: Cycle north to world famous Rio Lagartos biosphere. Try and spot famous pink flamingos.
Day 7: Cycle to Coba Mayan archeological site & continue to Tulum. Free afternoon in Tulum.
Day 8: Explore renowned Tulum ruins. Later, drive to Playa del Carmen and unwind on pristine white sand beaches.
Day 9: Trip ends in Playa del Carmen
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