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- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel
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- Curated to ignite your sense of adventure
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- Fully Guided
- An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
- Guided in English, Spanish
- Group Size 2 - 14
- Age range 3 to 99
Places You’ll See

Highlights
- Explore Mexico City's historic center
- Visit the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City
- Climb the Pyramids of Teotihuacan
- Tour the colonial city of Merida
- Discover the Mayan ruins of Uxmal and Kabah
Itinerary
- Introduction
- Day 1 Welcome in Mexico City
- Day 2 City Tour and Anthropology Museum
- Day 3 Pyramids of Teotihuacan and the Shrine of Guadalupe
- Day 4 Mexico City - Merida - City Tour
- Day 5 Uxmal & Kabah
- Day 6 Merida - Chichen Itza
What's Included
- Accommodation
- Guide
- Meals
- Additional Services
- Transport
- Free eSIMTourRadar offers the lead traveler (the person who booked) a free 1GB eSIM for the trip. The eSIM is redeemable only through the TourRadar app 72 hours before departure.
What's Not Included
- Flights
- Insurance
- Optional
- Additional Services

Operated by
SAT Mexico Tour and Travel
Number of tours
15
Age Range
1 to 99 years old
Response time
within 2 days
Response rate
100%
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Read moreCustomer Reviews
- Overall RatingAverage
- ItineraryExcellent
- GuideGood
- TransportGood
- AccommodationGood
- FoodAverage
- CFClayton· January 5th, 2023We enjoyed the trip overall, but I was very much NOT impressed with the organization or support from the Tourradar and/or local overseeing agency. When I booked, the price was listed on a daily basis and was the same regardless of booking date, but after I had made the online booking, I was contacted via the site messaging system and informed that I would have to pay a surcharge per room for the hotel accommodations because it was "high season" -- it's not as if that wasn't a known phenomenon prior to booking, so if the fee is mandatory and the price is listed separately by date, why wasn't it included up front? I ended up paying the fee, but I find it dishonest not to just show the correct pricing prior to booking when such fees are not really optional. Our flights were delayed (as so many are these days!) on the way to Mexico City, and we missed a connection in Houston but were rebooked for a later flight. There were only machines answering any of the provided contact numbers; one was only in Spanish, and the other provided English menu options but disconnected immediately after providing the list rather than letting me actually pick any of them! I e-mailed and still have not received a response, even after the trip is over and I'm back home. I wrote on the tourradar message exchange system and got an answer, but it was clear that nobody actually bothered to read what I wrote -- they sent me an updated voucher for pickup at the airport with the ORIGINAL flight details still on it rather than the new ones. Ultimately, they claimed to have texted me without a response (which I later discovered was NOT a text message, as I had instructed, but instead, a WhatsApp message which I could not receive and thus had NOT listed as a viable option for contacting me!) and then listed us as a "no show" for the pickup, leaving us to arrange our own taxi to the hotel. Since that was literally the only service they were supposed to provide on what was listed as the first day of the tour, we essentially got nothing at all out of them for the first day other than a hotel reservation. It is thus a little questionable to even call it a 6-day tour, given that there are no actual activities scheduled for that first day and they failed to provide even an airport transfer! To add insult to injury, I had to pay for the taxi ride out of my own pocket in lieu of the transfer that was supposed to have been included. The tours on Days 2 and 3 in Mexico City and Teotihuacan were reasonably good, although the itinerary specifically mentioned getting to see the Quezlcoatl temple at Teotihuacan, but in fact, we saw only the pyramids of the sun and moon without so much as a mention of Queztlcoatl before we left the site, so that is somewhat misrepresented. This may have been because it took a long time for the guide to give the information in both English and Spanish -- he seemed to take a LOT longer with the Spanish speeches than the English version, so that may have put us short on time, but it's no excuse to short us on content that was specifically mentioned in the brochure. Day 4 was largely a travel day, so like the first day, there wasn't much included aside from some misinformation. The instructions specifically said we needed to arrive in Merida by 1 PM, prompting us to take an early flight out of Mexico City. This, in turn, meant we had to skip potential entertainment the night before in order to wake up early enough for our flight. When we arrived at the hotel in Merida, around 11:45, we were told that we wouldn't even be allowed to check in until 3PM! They held our luggage for us, but we were still left with nothing to do and no place to rest for about 3 hours when we could much more pleasantly taken a later flight and only arrived at the hotel by around 3 PM instead, had we been given accurate instructions. The one tour schedule for Day 4 was a city sightseeing tour scheduled for 4PM, so we checked in and then walked the 15 to 20 minutes to the park where we were to meet the tour (it doesn't pick up at the hotel!) only to talk to the tour operator there and find out that we had been rescheduled to 6PM, although nobody had actually bothered to inform us about that change. This was a bad move all around -- we had expected to be FINISHED by 6PM and then take an open-top bus tour at 6:30 PM, which we planned to arrange on our own. Instead, we rushed to the park for this tour, missing any possibly opportunity for other activities, only to find that we needed to kill another 2 hours. The lady with whom we spoke felt bad about it and gave us a sort of impromptu walking tour of the central plaza area, even though it wasn't her fault. By the time we finally started the included bus tour, it was already dark, and half the sights were architectural in nature and couldn't even been seen, as they were not lighted! All in all, this day was largely a frustrating waste of our precious time due to misinformation and disorganization from the provider's side. The only enjoyable parts of the day were the things we organized on our own to fill the voids that shouldn't have existed in the first place if the arrival and tour had been properly organized. The Merida tours on Days 5 and 6 were magnificent and were really the only saving grace of the package. It should be noted that while the booking interface lists the "number of seats remaining", implying that this is a cohesive tour group of some kind that will travel and tour together for the entire six days, it is, in fact, nothing but a series of independently booked day or half-day tours; there is no "tour group" and more importantly, no single "tour guide" to serve as a point of contact for us when something goes wrong, only the local tour guides who aren't even privy to the overall itinerary. Overall, there was no way to contact the tour booking agency / overall operator directly in any kind of a timely manner (they had no working English phone numbers and did not respond to e-mails) if there was any kind of real-time change or emergency, so the support was sorely lacking there in an age where air travel is almost always delayed or disrupted in some way. There was no tour group or overall guide travelling with us to look after anything at all, so we were largely left to our own devices with a lot of disjoined independent bookings for day trips and hotels that we could just as easily have booked on our own, likely for a lower price. The attractions themselves (Uxmal, Chichen-Itza, Teotihuacan, etc.) were good, but that was not due to any particular effort of the tour operator; the organization of the tour package overall was entirely lacking.Show moreTrip date: December 2022
- ARAmir· January 3rd, 2023Pretty good experience. Some minor logistical issues but generally happy with our tour. Thank you.Show moreSAT Mexico Tour and Travel commented on this reviewDear Amir R, Thank you very much for visiting us in Mexico and thank you for your excellent comments! We are delighted that we have met your expectations. Sincerely, SAT Mexico Tour and Travel 's TeamTrip date: December 2022
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What our customers ask about this tour
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Douglas
Asked on May 3rd, 2025when this tour start
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Douglas
Traveler•Written May 2025about june 6th june 7th
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Douglas
Traveler•Written May 2025the airle cost to cancun is not included ? also do you have entry to the chapultec musean entry ? and do you made this trip also in bus to cancun or boat? do oyu made some discunt when is 2 ppl for the trip ? which hotel name this tour included?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written May 2025
The price of the domestic flight is not included, The entrance fee to the museum is included. We do not make the trip by bus or boat, as it is a long distance, more than 15 hours by road. It is not a discount as such, but as we are 2 people, we can offer shared fares and they are usually cheaper. This tour includes; Hotel Casa Blanca in Mexico City, or a similar 4 star hotel. In Merida, it includes the Hotel Gamma Merida El Castellano, or a similar 4 star hotel.
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Alejandra
Asked on March 26th, 2025When should I arrive in Mexico City for the tour?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written March 2025
There is no specific arrival time, but check-in starts at 3:00 PM on the first day.
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Mel
Asked on August 28th, 2024Can the tour be customized?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written August 2024
Yes, some elements can be customized based on special requests or additional services.
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Jose
Asked on August 6th, 2024Are there vegetarian meal options available?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written August 2024
Buffet options generally include fruits and salads, and we can request additional vegetarian options.
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Dana
Asked on July 22nd, 2024Is the Chichen Itza tour available for 2 people in August? How does the hotel pickup work? Can it be from any hotel in Cancun?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written July 2024
Tour operates daily and pick-up is offered between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM from most Hotels in Cancun (does not apply from Airbnb's and private apartments). Cost is 89 USD per person, not including entrance fees.
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Dana
Traveler•Written July 2024How much is the entrance fee to the site? Can we take pictures by the pyramid?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written July 2024
Chichen Itza entrance fee is 40 USD per person. Tour includes round-trip transportation, hotel pick-up, buffet meal, cenote entrance, Valladolid square stop, and bilingual guide. You can take pictures, but climbing pyramids is not allowed.
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Sophie
Asked on June 25th, 2024Do you have any English-speaking tour that starts from Mexico City on 28-July and is confirmed proceeding?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written June 2024
We are very excited to hear from you! You've made a great choice by choosing to visit Mexico! Please note that all our tours are confirmed with a minimum of two people, at the moment we do not have any more passengers confirmed for the date you have requested. We can offer you the following alternatives: 1.- Check availability again in the coming weeks. 2.- You could pay a solo traveler supplement of 150 USD (Total: 1,395 USD).
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Nicholas
Asked on May 8th, 2024Can we have a special fare or discount for the group of 17 participants?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written May 2024
If you have a group of 17, we can quote the tour especially for your group in private service, this will imply a different price, usually cheaper. Yes, it is possible to have a special fare or discount for the group.
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Nicholas
Traveler•Written May 2024Can we Flight back from Cancun to the states? Is there an international airport?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written May 2024
Cancun has an International Airport that connects with almost the entire world. Of course it is possible to fly back to the United States from Cancun.
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Nicholas
Traveler•Written May 2024What is the cost of the flight from Mexico to Merida? Can you book the flight for the group?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written May 2024
We do not sell or issue airline tickets, but we can help you by guiding you with times and flights. The average cost of a Mexico City-Merida ticket with Aeromexico is 275 USD depending on availability.
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Marlene
Asked on April 23rd, 2024Is there a transfer service provided from the airport?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written April 2024
Yes, airport transfers are included for arrivals and departures in Mexico City and Merida.
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Sofia
Asked on April 11th, 2024What is the average cost of a flight from Mexico City to Merida?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written April 2024
The average cost of a ticket from Mexico City to Merida is around 230 to 275 USD, depending on availability.
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Morgan
Asked on March 15th, 2024Will there be transportation included to Cancun?
- SAT Mexico Tour and Travel Operator•Written March 2024
Yes, transportation from Merida to Cancun is included in the tour, but transfers to the airport after the tour are not.
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