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The long inland day to Chichén Itzá — explicitly long-call only. Never the default Progreso recommendation.
Chichén Itzá is one of Yucatán’s great sites — and a long day from Progreso’s Terminal Remota.
A ship calling Progreso does not automatically make Chichén Itzá a smart cruise-day choice. Dzibilchaltún or Xcambó are the nearer archaeology options on this site.
We gate this product. Share your printed arrival and departure before we treat it as bookable.
Long-call only. Requires confirmed generous hours ashore. If official port times are missing, we will not mark this suitable until you provide printed ship times we can assess.
Only confirmed when your ship window clearly supports the duration after Terminal Remota logistics.
Iconic but gated — we will not push this on a short or unknown-hours call.
Duration and distance create miss-ship risk on typical day calls. We only proceed when your confirmed hours support it.
No. Your cruise port is Progreso. Chichén Itzá is an inland excursion destination.
A moderate archaeology outing to Dzibilchaltún with cenote swim context — closer than Chichén Itzá and suitable when your Progreso window supports a half-day inland trip.
Retail guide (reconfirm): Listed from about $125 USD (reconfirm at enquire)
A cultural-plus-beach half day: the coastal Maya site of Xcambó paired with beach time — closer than Chichén Itzá and better matched to many Progreso calls.
Retail guide (reconfirm): Listed from about $134–$149 USD (reconfirm at enquire)
A short, easy beach outing near Progreso — the default cruise-day pick when you want sand and shade without a long inland drive to Mérida or the ruins.
Retail guide (reconfirm): Listed from about $83–$107 USD (reconfirm at enquire)
Or browse all 6 curated excursions.
Tell us your ship date and how long you expect ashore after Terminal Remota — we will reply with an honest fit from our curated Progreso set. Chichén Itzá only when your hours clearly support a long call.