4th. Day - Uxmal / Campeche / Palenque
Depart for Campeche, visit the city which was built on a site of a former Mayan fishing village in about 1540. In colonial times it was the most important port on the Yucatan Peninsula. Thick walls were built around the city due to frequent attacks by English, French ans Dutch pirates. The city is endowed with the charm of 1700’s architecture, and has recently been involved in revitalizing the oldest buildings, renovating old stone facades, painting where needed, bringing back its colonial charm. Continue to Palenque.

5th. Day - Palenque
In the morning, visit of the famous archaeological Mayan zone of Palenque where the temples are elevated on small hills and surrounded by exuberant tropical vegetation. The main buildings are el Templo de las Inscripciones (the Temple of the Inscriptions) and el Palacio del Gobernador (the Palace of the Governor). Along the way, admire the Cascadas de Agua Azul (Blue Waterfalls) located in the tropical forest of Chiapas.

6th. Day -Palenque / Yaxchilan / Flores
Depart for Yaxchilan located in the Lacandon jungle. The Lacandon Maya have occupied the area for hundreds of years, few of them speak Spanish. The jungle environment protected them from most outsiders, their traditions have remained the same. Visit of Yaxchilan ruins lie on the Usumacinta River, which separates Mexico and Guatemala. Continue into Guatemala to Flores.

7th. Day - Flores / Tikal / Flores
Flores is an island in Lake Peten Itza. Tikal with Copan is one of the best-known Mayan sites. In 1979 was declared a monument and placed on UNESCO’s heritage list. It requires more than one day to fully appreciate the vastness and quality of the site: to walk, admire the monuments and observe the flora and fauna of Tikal. The city has some of the highest temples in Maya territory organized around the Great Plaza bordered by small temples and groups of structures perfectly restored, scattered in the forest, are linked by paths or broad avenues which follow the line of the ancient Mayan causeways.

8th. Day - Flores / Belize
Depart for Belize City. Along the way visit of Xunantunich. There are Classic Maya remains in beautiful surroundings. The 147 feet-high Castillo is a monumental Mayan structure, on its south face, a stucco frieze, restored is a cosmological composition on several levels representing the earth and the sky in the form of a celestial band supported by bacons. The impressive view takes in jungle, the lowlands of the Peten and the blue flanks of the Maya Mountains. Continue to Belize City.

9th. Day – Belize
Bordered by Mexico, Guatemala and Caribbean Coast, in 1981 British Honduras became independent and joined the Commonwealth as Belize which formed part of the territory formerly occupied by the Maya. The first settlers were English with their black slaves from Jamaica. Belize City is the old capital and chief town. Most of the houses are built of wood, often of charming design, they stand for the most part on piles about seven feet above the ground, which is often swampy and flooded. Tour by boat to some cays where fishermen live, coconuts are grown, quiet islands for relaxing, with bird watching, snorkeling or fishing. Return to Belize City.

10th. Day - Belize / Playa del Carmen
Depart for Playa del Carmen. Along the way visit of Bacalar lagoon also known as the lagoon of seven colors for its multiple shades of blue. Also visit of the Cenote Azul, is possibly the deepest sinkhole in the world, surrounded by dense forest, the cenote is filled with fresh, clear water over 60 meters deep. Continue to Playa del Carmen, a small city on the bank of the Caribbean sea with beautiful white beaches of powdered coral sand. The sea is a paradise for divers and other aquatic sports lovers because of its wealth of marine life and coral reefs.

11th. Day - Playa del Carmen / Cancun
Transfer to the airport.