Just the FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions
The following list of frequently asked questions is intended to answer the most common inquiries we receive from our clients. If for some reason you don’t find the answer to a question your looking for, please feel free to contact us via chat, by filling out the form below, via telephone or through or social media channels.
Should your flight be delayed or canceled due to weather, we will make every effort to reschedule. In the event that rescheduling is not possible, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel your flight and do want a full refund, please e-mail us at the latest 48 hours prior to departure. Last minute cancellations (cancellations within 48 hours before departure) and no-shows will result in full payment unless you can provide a valid reason (ship does not dock, family circumstances, medical excuse, etc.).
All our tours operate 365 days a year and, depending on the trip, we have various departure times possible.
We recommend you book your tour to fly with us as soon as possible since we can fill up quickly. We definitely do not want you to miss out on a bucket list experience!
An advance payment is required, unless we agree differently. Then we will send you a confirmation with all details for your tour.
We require that a pregnant woman in her 3rd (last) trimester have a doctor’s note signed within 72 hours of departure.
All tours are suitable for kids. When your kids are a bit adventurous, they might even like a discovery flight they’ll have the time of their life!
We can easily accommodate up to twelve passengers. However, if there are more people in your party, please send us an e-mail at bookit@FlyCozumel.com and we will propose a solution.
Don’t forget your camera!. Bringing your passport is not necessary, though we would recommend to bring a copy/picture on your camera/phone. For our tours to Tulum, Chichén Itzá and Holbox, we also recommend to bring a hat, sunscreen, swimming suit and a towel.
When your dives are non deco dives, we recommend 12 hours no flying after your surface. For (repetitive) deco dives we recommend no flying for 24 hours.
We accept down payments by credit card or PayPal. The remaining balance is due in cash at the time of your trip.
That depends on your personal preference. If you have to choose one or the other, then perhaps it would be wise to consider how important it is for you to learn about the culture. While both archaeological sites provide fascinating backgrounds into the history of the ancient Maya, Chichen Itza offers up a more complete vision of Mayan civilization. Tulum, for its part, has stunning views of the Caribbean Sea.
By plane with Fly Cozumel, just 45 minutes. If you decide to go by ferry and land, plan about 3.5 hours just to get there.
Kukulkan is the tallest pyramid at Chichen Itza, reaching up 30 meters in height or about the length of a football field. However, it is not the highest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula. That distinction belongs to the Nohoch Mul pyramid at Coba.
Wear comfortable clothes, shoes you feel comfortable walking around in, and a hat. Make sure to bring sunscreen and camera as well. Other than that, maybe some additional cash if you wish to purchase some souvenirs or deem Mr. Tortuga and the Fly Cozumel crew worthy of your monetary gratitude.
No, no, and no. It is no longer possible to climb the Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza. This is as much for the personal safety of the guests to this UNESCO World Heritage Site as it is for the preservation of these ancient constructions.
Your Chichen Itza tour will be led by our talented and humorous guide, Mr. Tortuga, who will explain the fascinating history of the Temple of the Warriors, the Kukulcan Pyramid, the Observatory, and the Mayan Ball Court, among others.
Contrary to popular lore, Chichen Itza was not built by extraterrestrial beings from outer space and, no, there’s no Nazi gold buried here either. The history of Chichen Itza dates back to back to at least 600 A.D. and was one of the most important Mayan cities ever built.
Yes! While we wouldn’t recommend you torture yourself or risk not making it back to the cruise ship on time, our Cozumel Chichen Itza tour will make sure you get to the Mayan ruins early and are back long before your ship departs our beloved island.
Chichen Itza is located on the mainland of the Yucatan Peninsula, about halfway between the towns of Valladolid and Merida. The trip to the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza from Cozumel takes over three hours by ferry and bus or just 45 minutes by plane.
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