Chicxulub Crater Progreso Meteor Tours
Merida Family Zoo Sightseeing Accessible Tours
Chicxulub Crater Progreso Meteor Tours
We Speak English And Spanish Fluently
Includes:
*Tour
*Bottled Water, Juice
*Transportation with air conditioning in all tours with guide
Not included: Tips For Guides and your tour operator.
Bring With You:
*Comfortable Clothes
*Swimsuits And Towel When Needed For Certain Tours
*Sweater In Case You Are Cold In Van
*Tennis Shoes
*Sun Glasses
*Camera
Progreso Cruise Ship Day Excursions:
Tours will begin 1 hour after port arrival and
guests will be picked up outside the pier
Xcambo Ruins, Swim In Cenote At El Corchito, Chicxulub Crater, Also An Accessible Tour:
6 Hour Tour Price per person
*El Corchito Eco Tour, Optional SWIM in Cenotes and boat ferry
*Flamingos
* Lunch at local restaurant
*Xcambo Ruins
*Drive through Chicxulub Crater Yucatan Meteor Hit Location and a typical small Mexican town
*Entrance Fees are included
Eco Tour With Flamingos - Celestun la Ria Flamencos Tour From Progreso (Also An Accessible Tour):
8 Hour Tour
Located 96 km from Merida heading west, this fishing port, apart from having pristine beaches, is an ecological reserve in Celestun National Park, a boat trip (1-hr) will allow you to discover the mangroves, the Island of the birds, the ponds of Valeosera and Quinitun, in this reserve inhabit, the white-tailed deer, armadillos, crocodiles, tigers, mountain turkeys, ducks and countless birds, the main attraction is to observe the pink flamingos, the eye Of fresh water and abundant vegetation
Xcambo Ruins, Salt Production, Flamingos, Lunch, Drive Through Meteor Crater
5 Hour Tours
*Laguna Rosada and flamingos
*Xcambo Ruins
*Lunch At A Local Restaurant
*Chicxulub Crater Yucatan Meteor Hit Location
*Entrance Fees are included
Mayan Ruins, Salt Production, Flamingos, Progreso City Tours
6 Hour Accessible Tour (No Boat Involved)
*Salt Marsh and flamingos
*XCambo Ruins
*Lunch at restaurant
*Chicxulub Crater Yucatan Meteor Hit Location and a typical small Mexican town
*Visit the town of Progreso Sights And Street Vendors
*Lunch & Entrance Fees are included
Merida Family Fun Zoo Tour From Progreso (Also An Accessible Tour):
6 Hour Tour
Travel to Merida to see the local zoo and learn about the animals that inhabit the Yucatan and Mexico, Onsite water park too!
VISIT THE BOTANICAL GARDEN
For lovers of botany and the discovery of eccentric plants, the botanical garden of the park
WALK THROUGH THE PARK
Children are also important in the park, take them to the tours organized where they can pet animals such as rabbits, chickens, chickens, sheep, ponies, among others, and feed
SAFARI STYLE TOUR
On board a 4 × 4 vehicle you can be in direct contact with nature and animals
RIDE ON THE CATAMARAN
Adventure touring the lake and all ends in the catamaran
MIRADOR THE "ESTELA"
At the entrance to the park you will see a stele with figures such as the Mayan calendar and symbols of this culture.
Merida Historical Home Sightseeing Tours From Progreso (Also An Accessible Tour):
See The Beautiful Historical Homes Around The Merida Area 6 Hours
The city of Merida has the third largest collection of colonial homes in Latin America, surpassed only by the historic centers of Havana, Cuba and Mexico City. These centuries-old residential treasures are being rescued from ruin as Merida’s El Centro enjoys a renaissance. This is a tour for just riding around looking at these amazing historic architecture
Merida Cathedrals Sightseeing Tours From Progreso (Also An Accessible Tour):
Merida’s Cathedral of San Ildefonso and Church of the Third Order of Jesus in Mexico
The city of Merida on the Yucatan Peninsula is home to the second oldest Cathedral in the New World, the Cathedral of San Ildefonso.
Christ of the Unification or Cristo de Unidad in Merida.
Merida’s cathedral is a huge and imposing building in the center of the city. The inside, with it’s vaulted ceilings and grand columns, is not highly decorated but does feature a huge crucifix.
The Church of Jesus or Church of the Third Order of Jesus, just a block away from the Cathedral of San Ildefonso, is very different in style and feel from its imposing neighbor. This church was built in 1618 by the Jesuit order of the Catholic Church. Fine stained glass windows, chandeliers and paintings adorn the interior.
Merida Places Of Interest Sightseeing Tours From Progreso (Also An Accessible Tour):
Mérida, capital of Yucatán, has retained much of its old colonial charm. For centuries a prosperous center for textiles with strong trade connections to Europe - particularly with France - the city became known as "ciudad blanca," or the "white city," for the white garments worn by the townsfolk, a tradition that continues today. Founded in 1542 by the conquistadors, Mérida is laid out with its streets running at right angles to one another, making it much easier to navigate compared to most other Mexican towns. Thanks to its warm, humid climate and numerous attractive parks and flower gardens, it is a leisurely alternative to the country's much busier cities
