MÉRIDA

Explore Mérida by bike on a fun guided tour you will visit houses, parks and unique places over Paseo Montejo and surrounding neighborhoods.

There is an interesting route where you can explore some of the new neighborhoods in the city, small Mayan towns and haciendas, until you reach the incredible archaeological zone of Dzibilchaltun and the amazing Xlakáh cenote.

Another experience is taking a night tour, starting from Santa Ana Park and ending at the "Monumento a la Patria" (Monument to the Homeland), where you can enjoy an intriguing video mapping display.

Parador Turístico de Chinkilá

There is a biking path of more than two kilometers. Along the trail you will be able to admire the flora and fauna of the region such as: wild pigs, white-tailed deer and some birds such as woodpeckers. Located 45 minutes from Merida.

Los 7 Cenotes, San Gerónimo

This experience takes place in a private reserve where you can explore beautiful natural landscapes, observing Ceiba trees over 300 years old and, of course, incredible cenotes. It is located 80 minutes from Mérida.

Región Puuc

In this region there are several biking tours. In addition, it is a fun and original way to explore all the Puuc zone archaeological zones and the magnificent haciendas.

There are tours that combine the natural beauties of the region, including caves and amazing cenotes where you can swim in the clear and fresh waters in magical caves.

IZAMAL

This is an excellent way to enjoy this Magical Town, known for its yellow buildings. The tour includes stops to take beautiful photos and a visit to the Ex Convent of San Antonio de Padua.

CELESTÚN

It's a tour where you can learn more about its history, visit the mangrove area and salt flats, reach Real de Salinas, a former 19th-century salt-producing hacienda, and end at an impressive landscape known as the petrified forest. This tour can be done in the morning or at sunset.

MOTUL

You can explore the attractions of this beautiful Magical Town by bike, including a farming area, a henequen plantation hacienda, and the Sambulá cenote. It’s a great way to get to know the traditions and people of Motul better.

MANÍ

You can stroll through the streets of this Magical Town to learn more about its history and traditions. The experience starts at the information booth and includes visits to the Ermita de Santiago, the U Naaji Yuum K’iin meliponary, where you’ll not only learn about the honey-making process but also sample some products. The tour continues to the Xcabachén cenote, a handicraft shop, and ends at an ice cream shop to enjoy a delicious treat.

RÍA LAGARTOS

Come discover the beauty of Río Lagartos in a bicycle tour. This is a place full of natural beauties. Located an hour and a half from Valladolid.

El Monte Ecological Park

It features trails of approximately 12 km running through the Mayan jungle, which you can explore on a mountain or cross-country bike.

Las Coloradas

This is an unforgettable experience where you can pedal around four salt crystallizers with pink waters, a unique landscape. During the tour, you'll learn about the salt production process and take photos that will be a hit on your social media.

EL CUYO

You can explore the attractions of El Cuyo and admire the beautiful surrounding landscapes, including the beach.