Una escapada de un día a La Selva Lacandona, Yaxchilán y Muros Pintados (Bonampak) desde Palenque
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Una escapada de un día a La Selva Lacandona, Yaxchilán y Muros Pintados (Bonampak) desde Palenque
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Edades: de 4 a 65, máx. de 12 por grupo
Duración: 13 h
Horario de inicio: consultar disponibilidad
Entrada para dispositivos móviles
Guía en vivo: Español
Más
- Tasas del parque nacional
- Desayuno
- Almuerzo
- Conductor
- Guía local para el sitio arqueológico de Bonampak y Yaxchilan.
- Recogida y regreso al hotel.
- Transporte en minivan con aire acondicionado.
- Transporte fluvial (Paseo en lancha a Yaxchilan)
- Ingreso/entrada: Zona Arqueológica de Bonampak
- Ingreso/entrada: Zona Arqueológica de Yaxchilán
Qué no está incluido- Alimentos y bebidas, salvo que se especifique.
- Inicio:Se ofrecen múltiples ubicaciones de recogida.Detalles del servicio de recogida
- Lo recogemos de cualquier hotel en la ciudad de Palenque.
Se ofrece recogida por el hotelDurante el proceso de compra, podrás seleccionar de la lista de hoteles incluidos.Finalización:Esta actividad finaliza en el punto de encuentro. - No se cuenta con acceso para silla de ruedas
- Los niños deben sentarse en las piernas de sus papás o de los adultos que los acompañan
Si tienes alguna pregunta sobre accesibilidad, estaremos encantados de ayudarte. Simplemente llama al siguiente número y diles el siguiente código de producto: 6747P28- Se recibirá una confirmación al momento de la reservación
- No es recomendable para viajeros con problemas de espalda
- No es recomendado para viajeras embarazadas
- Comidas infantiles no incluidas.
- Los niños deben estar acompañados por un adulto
- El codigo de vestimenta es casual elegante
- La duración de las transferencias es aproximada, la duración exacta dependerá de la hora del día y las condiciones del tráfico.
- Sujeto a condiciones climáticas favorables. Si se cancela debido al mal tiempo, se le dará la opción de una fecha alternativa o un reembolso parcial
- Viajeros deben tener un estado físico moderado
- Este tour/Esta actividad puede tener 12 viajeros como máximo
- Para obtener un reembolso total, debes cancelar al menos 24 horas antes del comienzo de la experiencia.
- Si tienes alguna pregunta sobre este tour o necesitas ayuda para hacer una reservación, estaremos encantados de ayudarte. Simplemente llama al siguiente número y diles el siguiente código de producto: 6747P28
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William J
1 aporte
ago de 2023 • Solitario
The trip was good but the night before we were told we would be picked up at 530 instead of 6. We payed extra for the English tour but that was just for the ruins. You would think they could have had the bus driver hand out a translation of the gist of what he was saying. Paying extra was definitely not worth the expense. The guide spoke more in Spanish to the group than English. And the driver must have problems with night driving because he kept using his high beams on even though the trucks would flash at him. So they kept their high beams on. It was very bright so I wore my sunglasses. Several times the driver would be talking to friends or conducting business when we were all on the bus waiting to go. It was a long day and it was frustrating
Escrita el 6 de agosto de 2023
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Allison S
Littleton, CO68 aportes
Beautiful Mayan ruins, great boat ride to Yaxchilan. We stopped for a buffet breakfast before the first ruins. Ordered lunch before the boat ride so it was ready when we returned. Super hot and humid in the jungle! Bonampak was after lunch. The paintings were gorgeous and so well preserved. There wasn’t dinner, but we stopped for five minutes to use the bathroom and were told we could have coffee. It was the same place we had breakfast. The guide that came with us was really great. Spoke multiple languages and took his time explaining the ruins. Our driver was intense, he drove really fast and hit a lot of things on the road. We had to stop multiple times so he could check to see if something was wrong. It was a very long day, but wonderful to see the ruins, the Bonampak painting especially.
Escrita el 25 de junio de 2023
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Heike
Brücktal, Alemania6 aportes
Long tour with experienced driver. Magic to visit two Mayan sites.
Good guide. Well organized. Pickup from hotel. Breakfast and lunch good quality.
Good guide. Well organized. Pickup from hotel. Breakfast and lunch good quality.
Escrita el 31 de marzo de 2023
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Greg & Felicity
40 aportes
feb de 2019 • Pareja
This tour includes a lot and, as you'd expect, means it's a long day. Very early morning pick up times from Palenque, swapping buses part way through which meant my wife was stuck at the front of the bus for the first few hours while I was stuck at the very back.
Luckily, when we stopped at a roadside cafe for 'breakfast' the family at the back of the bus took pity on us as it was our honeymoon and swapped places so my wife could join me at the back. The ride in the back was painful, the road surfaces are dreadful but at least we were together.
The breakfast cafe place has a good thing going with the tour groups and runs very smoothly. There's not much selection and, being vegetarian, we weren't terribly impressed but others seemed fine with it.
A few painful hours on board the bus finally got us to the river. Here you walk across wooden planks (makeshift bridges) to your waiting long boats.
The journey along the river between Mexico and Guatamala was beautiful. We saw locals washing their clothes and fishing, then further up the river we saw a crocodile! The scenery was just fantastic.
We paid extra to have an English speaking guide who took us around Yaxchilan and then, later, Bonampak ruins. He was eccentric and very knowledgable.
At Yaxchilan, as well as climbing and walking amongst the ruins, we saw howler monkeys shouting over each other's territories. The ruins are fascinating and one has even been claimed by some gorgeous fruit bats.
Bonampak saw us head back down the beautiful river, back on the bus for another painful journey. A brief stop at another roadside eatery for a three course meal (soup, cheese wrap for us vegetarians and a lemon cake/ tart for desert) which was pleasant before arriving at a settlement owned by the Laconda people.
Only the Laconda people can take people into the sacred site of Bonampak so we had to swap to their bus for the even bumpier ride through the jungle to Bonampak.
Bonampak is well preserved and has some of the best art work of its kind that still exists. If not for the muggy conditions and the swarms of mosquitos and numerous other bitey bugs, it would have been a fascinating end to the days ruins. The insects just wouldn't leave everyone alone, regardless of what insect repellent we wore. Such a shame but something that can't be helped.
Some of our group had opted to stay with local Laconda family's for the night so we dropped them off and headed back to Palenque, making a stop at the roadside cafe again for 'supplies' and to pick up rowdy tourists heading in the same direction as us.
We arrived back at our hotel in darkness, absolutely knackered and very grateful to get off the awfully uncomfortable minibus!
All in all, a very mixed day.
Yaxchilan and the boat ride were fantastic.
Our English speaking guide was helpful.
Bonampak would have been fascinating if we could have relaxed and absorbed the information.
The food was mixed.
The transport was dreadfully uncomfortable, painful even if you're near the back, and seemed to last forever. We are glad we did it but wouldn't rush to do it again!
Luckily, when we stopped at a roadside cafe for 'breakfast' the family at the back of the bus took pity on us as it was our honeymoon and swapped places so my wife could join me at the back. The ride in the back was painful, the road surfaces are dreadful but at least we were together.
The breakfast cafe place has a good thing going with the tour groups and runs very smoothly. There's not much selection and, being vegetarian, we weren't terribly impressed but others seemed fine with it.
A few painful hours on board the bus finally got us to the river. Here you walk across wooden planks (makeshift bridges) to your waiting long boats.
The journey along the river between Mexico and Guatamala was beautiful. We saw locals washing their clothes and fishing, then further up the river we saw a crocodile! The scenery was just fantastic.
We paid extra to have an English speaking guide who took us around Yaxchilan and then, later, Bonampak ruins. He was eccentric and very knowledgable.
At Yaxchilan, as well as climbing and walking amongst the ruins, we saw howler monkeys shouting over each other's territories. The ruins are fascinating and one has even been claimed by some gorgeous fruit bats.
Bonampak saw us head back down the beautiful river, back on the bus for another painful journey. A brief stop at another roadside eatery for a three course meal (soup, cheese wrap for us vegetarians and a lemon cake/ tart for desert) which was pleasant before arriving at a settlement owned by the Laconda people.
Only the Laconda people can take people into the sacred site of Bonampak so we had to swap to their bus for the even bumpier ride through the jungle to Bonampak.
Bonampak is well preserved and has some of the best art work of its kind that still exists. If not for the muggy conditions and the swarms of mosquitos and numerous other bitey bugs, it would have been a fascinating end to the days ruins. The insects just wouldn't leave everyone alone, regardless of what insect repellent we wore. Such a shame but something that can't be helped.
Some of our group had opted to stay with local Laconda family's for the night so we dropped them off and headed back to Palenque, making a stop at the roadside cafe again for 'supplies' and to pick up rowdy tourists heading in the same direction as us.
We arrived back at our hotel in darkness, absolutely knackered and very grateful to get off the awfully uncomfortable minibus!
All in all, a very mixed day.
Yaxchilan and the boat ride were fantastic.
Our English speaking guide was helpful.
Bonampak would have been fascinating if we could have relaxed and absorbed the information.
The food was mixed.
The transport was dreadfully uncomfortable, painful even if you're near the back, and seemed to last forever. We are glad we did it but wouldn't rush to do it again!
Escrita el 24 de abril de 2019
Esta opinión es la opinión subjetiva de un miembro de Tripadvisor, no de Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor les hace controles a todas las opiniones.
tornillo2015
Cortez, CO344 aportes
ene de 2019
Its several hours drive from Palenque to this site and then must leave vehicle to then go with the Lacondonia people who oversees this area. The paintings are wonderful but its a rough drive in places, 3 seperate fees apply, and the people care taking this place are offered zero info....they also were not on time with our vehicle transfer and seemed to care less. Someother Mexican government entity needs to supervise this place
Escrita el 24 de enero de 2019
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amblinon
Loreto, México18 aportes
may de 2018
Yaxchetmal is everything I imagined, a short river trip, ruins in the sense jungle.
Bonampec was a big surprise. The frescos are magnificent.
Bonampec was a big surprise. The frescos are magnificent.
Escrita el 25 de mayo de 2018
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roblaiacona
Shanghái, China4 aportes
We were allocated to a bus with different tourists from other tours providers, all together. We first dropped off a German couple who had been mistakenly picked up at 6am instead of 9am and subsequently were on the wrong tour (probably to maximize costs). This changed the schedule of the day: we first went to the pier , dropped off the couple heading to Guatemala, then we were told that no boats were available for the yaxchilian tour. We waited for almost one hour for our driver to come back (after taking the couple to immigration).We then drove back to Bonampak did the tour there and returned to the yaxchilian starting pier. By that time our allocated lunch time had past and no boats were yet available. To save money our guide decided to wait for another group going to share the boat costs. We nearly waited one hour for them to finish their lunch meanwhile not having any lunch for ourselves as promised. We forced the hand an left our tour leader off (we were 13 people on the boat and needed 12 to leave for yaxchilian) so that we could start finally the tour. We finally managed to visit the site and come back (wonderful site and great on-site local guide). Lunch was skipped and dinner was provided instead around 6.45pm , first meal after the 7am breakfast. On the way back (unknowingly) we stopped multiple times to drop off and pickup customers performing seemingly now a bus service rather then the exclusive tour we paid for.
We finally reached the hotel around 10.30pm.
We booked through Viator paying nearly 200 USD for a boutique tour with translation included (as my girlfriend doesn’t speak spanish). It turned out that the translator was not included and the tour leader did her best to attempt in translating the on-site guides, but definitely not matching the expectations or the other tours we took in Mérida and Mexico City.
We are asking for a refund and we strongly not recommend this specific tour.
We finally reached the hotel around 10.30pm.
We booked through Viator paying nearly 200 USD for a boutique tour with translation included (as my girlfriend doesn’t speak spanish). It turned out that the translator was not included and the tour leader did her best to attempt in translating the on-site guides, but definitely not matching the expectations or the other tours we took in Mérida and Mexico City.
We are asking for a refund and we strongly not recommend this specific tour.
Escrita el 2 de enero de 2018
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Jochen
Múnich, Alemania545 aportes
dic de 2017 • Amigos
Our tour was all in all not a good experience. The pickup was not very friendly and we were not informed how the day would pass.
The drivers were reckless and the drives were dangerous at least to international standards. The guide in Bonampakmwas treating us like first graders, had no plan how and what he wanted to show us.
The guide in Yaxchilan, however was superb, interested and motivated, well versed in english and nature themes.
Due to an obviously high number of visitors, the schdule of the trip was changed, without us being notified. Thus, lunch was at 16:30 after breakfast at 8:00.
The guide at Yaxchilan was paid by us but therer were other people with us in the boat and so, we shared the guide with a group,of 12 people and the person from the tour operator did not even mention to the guide,that we were his employers.
All in all, the tour was not worth the money spent.
Things can go wrong and changes need to be made. But I expect to be informed about it. And If I am the one paying for something, I should be the one benefitting from it.
The drivers were reckless and the drives were dangerous at least to international standards. The guide in Bonampakmwas treating us like first graders, had no plan how and what he wanted to show us.
The guide in Yaxchilan, however was superb, interested and motivated, well versed in english and nature themes.
Due to an obviously high number of visitors, the schdule of the trip was changed, without us being notified. Thus, lunch was at 16:30 after breakfast at 8:00.
The guide at Yaxchilan was paid by us but therer were other people with us in the boat and so, we shared the guide with a group,of 12 people and the person from the tour operator did not even mention to the guide,that we were his employers.
All in all, the tour was not worth the money spent.
Things can go wrong and changes need to be made. But I expect to be informed about it. And If I am the one paying for something, I should be the one benefitting from it.
Escrita el 29 de diciembre de 2017
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Norma R
Ciudad de México, México
Quiero hacer este tour pero las opiniones acerca del transporte son pesimas, del primero y de los que se abordan durante el trayecto, algo a cambiado al respecto?
La verdad me extraña esta situación pues estuvimos este año haciendo tour en uxmal y Chichen Itza y los transportes y todos los servicios fueron exelentes.
Escrita el 30 de noviembre de 2019
I will be in Palenque on July 21, 2019. I am traveling alone and want to take the tour to Yaxchilan on July 23. How can I do this without another person traveling with me?
Thank you for your help.....Maria
Escrita el 10 de julio de 2019
If you have the entire day I would definitely do both Bonampak and Yax. Bonampak is very unique with its pristine paintings. There are numerous companies in the town of Palenque that you could arrange a complete tour with and this time of the yr they should be empty due to heat and humidity. good luck
Escrita el 11 de julio de 2019
Is this tour upgradable to a private tour? We have it booked already but reading the reviews makes me wonder if we can have it be private for the 4 of us so the transportation problems in the reviews do not happen or have you corrected the issues?
Please advise.
Escrita el 13 de enero de 2019
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