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Hacienda Teya Tours

Hacienda Teya tours visit a restored estate east of Mérida that is best known for its Yucatecan restaurant and shaded gardens. It suits travellers who want a relaxed regional lunch with a look at hacienda architecture before continuing to Izamal or the Cenote Ring.

Hacienda Teya tour options

Teya is mostly visited for a meal, so it works as a lunch stop on a day that also includes ruins or cenotes. We can reserve a table and plan the route around it.

A hacienda teya can be built as part of a shared day with other stops, or as a private outing with your own driver. Shared trips keep costs down; private ones let you set the pace. For a Hacienda Teya tour, the quote form is the quickest way to confirm timing and pickup.

  • Shared small-group day trip from Mérida
  • Private tour with your own driver and guide
  • Lunch at Teya with a cenote or Izamal stop

The history of Hacienda Teya

Teya was a henequen estate in the 19th century, with a large main house and chapel. Like many haciendas, it declined when synthetic fibres replaced henequen.

The buildings were later restored, and the estate now hosts dining and events while preserving its arches and courtyards.

What you'll see at Hacienda Teya

Visitors see the main house, arched terraces and gardens with old trees. A small chapel and former working buildings remain on the grounds.

The restaurant serves classic Yucatecan dishes such as cochinita pibil and sopa de lima. Weekends may be busy with family groups, so reservations help.

  • Main house and arches
  • Chapel
  • Shaded gardens
  • Regional restaurant

Hacienda Teya tour prices

As a guide, shared tours with Hacienda Teya as a stop commonly cost about US$50–85 per person, and a private vehicle with a guide for two about US$150–240. Meals are paid separately.

Request a quote for a Hacienda Teya tour to see the exact figure.

OptionTypical priceNotes
Small-group tourUS$50–85 per personHacienda as one stop on a wider route
Private car and guide (2 people)US$150–240Flexible timing and stops
Hacienda entry, tour or mealMeal; variesConfirm current rates and what is included

Getting to Hacienda Teya

Hacienda Teya is about 15 km east of Mérida, a 20-minute drive on the Izamal side of the city. A private car, taxi or tour is easiest.

We can add it to an outbound or return route toward Izamal.

Combine Hacienda Teya with cenotes & ruins

Teya's location makes combinations easy. Try pairing it with: Planning a Hacienda Teya tour around the weather and your energy makes the day easier.

  • Izamal pyramids and convent
  • Aké ruins
  • Cenotes in the Cuzamá area

Hacienda Teya FAQs

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