Great, inexpensive and interesting mayan ruins. Good family activity as not too large and lots of iguanas to see.

This is great if you have small kids and dont want to commit to a full day trip to see the larger ruins. It is a park like setting and only costs adults about $5 and kids are free. You can pay more to have a guided tour, but we just walked through on our own, I think its about... More

We spent an hour or so here and loved it. Was super hot so bring water. Kids had the most fun spotting iguanas and throwing them crackers. Well worth the walk and the price (can't remember but around $1 pp).

We were shocked to find these ruins right off the highway. Admission was 47 pesos ($4) a person. Tons of iguanas are running around. If you aren't into the ruins, go for the iguanas and bring some bananas to feed them. Go early as it is hot out there. They open at 8am.

We spent a few hours here one afternoon, it defiantly worth a look as its only a few pesos to get in. We took fruit with us to feed the iguanas which was the highlight of the visit

We've seen the big ruins but this was enough for me. It's close in town its very inexpensive and its covered with iguana's. We took our kids to experience the ruins and they were so excited about all the iguana's all over the place. We took some banana's to feed them but they went through them pretty quick. It's a... More

This is not one of the more famous sites but it was great. It is easy reach of the hotel zone - we walked there from the hotel. It is a fairly large site and you could climb over the ruins. It was great getting to the top of some of them and looking over the site. There are iguanas... More

3 dollar admission but well worth it just remember to take some bananas for the iguanas so fun to get them to come that close to you and watch them chase each other over the fruit.good time had by all of us and just across the street from crown paradise

not to be missed. no one was there while we visited and it was really cool.... lots of iguanas, which i really enjoyed. Alot larger than originally thought.