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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.
Dzibilchaltún is an inland Yucatán excursion from Progreso, not a substitute name for the cruise port.
It is curated here as the archaeology default for realistic Progreso days. Chichén Itzá stays behind a long-call gate.
Strong when hours ashore are confirmed. If your line has not published times, enquire with your ship date before assuming fit.
Pier / Terminal Remota meet confirmed on reply. No invented transfer minutes.
The nearer archaeology option — Chichén remains long-call only.
Supplier programmes often include a cenote stop; access depends on site rules and conditions. Tell us about mobility needs when you 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)
The long inland day to Chichén Itzá — explicitly long-call only. Never the default Progreso recommendation.
Retail guide (reconfirm): Listed from about $150–$167 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.