Avoiding crowds and heat, this is the best way to see one of the new wonders. Your pictures well be amazing with not many people around the buildings, we are very flexibles and we are very good managers in the time, we can follow the itinerary or be flexible with this, and add another activities, like stop in one of the Cenotes, stop for lunch, or visit another archaeological site like Ek Balam, Coba or Tulum.
Posted By : Harriet C
Gabriel picked us up on time and got us to the ruins just as it was opening. Best time to visit in order to beat the queues as Chichen Ista gets so busy. He was very knowledgeable and patient making sure we all had a good time. Lovely to have the centre visit before lunch as again it gets busy in the afternoon. Throughly recommend Gabriel as a kind, experienced and great guide!
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Posted On : 2023-01-08 19:22:32 
Posted By : tracyleemcevoy
We were searching for and dreading a tour to take our son to Chichen Itza. I had been before and remember being extremely hot and extremely crowded. While doing some research we found a link to Make Your Own Tour. Every review I read was outstanding and our day exceeded all expectations.
Neffi, the Make Your Own Tour guide, picked us up promptly from our resort and drove us two hours to Chichen Itza to see the sunrise. It was stunning. Not to mention we got to sleep while he drove. Neffi shared interesting and extensive (but not too much for our 13 year old) history and significance about Chichen Itza with us. Being there before Chichen Itza opened was such a bonus. From there we went to cenote Il Kil. Again before it opened to the public and had the cenote all to ourselves as well as information from Neffi about the historical significance. The experience would not have been any where near as enjoyable without Neffi or without being there on our own! Neffi also provided us with a lovely breakfast after the cenotes and then he took us to see Ek Balam. If you only visit one ruin, this is the one to see. It is relatively new to the public and the stairs can still be climbed - unlike Chichen Itza. It is also higher than Chichen Itza and IMHO much more interesting. If you have a chance to do anything with this company - go! And I would strongly recommend accepting any advice from Neffi in terms of planning your tour.
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Posted On : 2020-02-20 13:48:46
