Coba, Tulum, Cenote and Mayan Village Day Trip with Lunch

This full-day tour from Cancun gives you glimpses into ancient Maya civilizations and present-day Maya life. After morning pickup from your hotel, travel with your certified guide to Coba, a ghost-city surrounded by tropical rain forest.

In Coba, ascend the tallest pyramid in Yucatan, 138 feet (42 meters) high. After appreciating the commanding views from the top, explore the sprawling archaeological zone by pedicab. Discover lost temples and pyramids, and learn about the significance behind the Maya date inscription of 21.12.12 engraved on a column.

Continue to Tulum, a former Maya port perched on top of a cliff, offering spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. Stroll through the ruins, and admire the temple of murals, the lighthouse and a house that was reserved for the high class.

At a nearby village, observe how modern Maya people live today. Enjoy a freshly made lunch prepared by locals using traditional Maya recipes.

Your tour also includes swimming time at an underground cenote lake before you’re transported back to your Cancun hotel.

Spend the day immersed in Maya culture during this 12-hour tour to Coba, Tulum, and a traditional village. Accompanied by a professional guide, explore two of the most important Maya archaeological sites: the jungle-shrouded Coba and the beachfront Tulum. Climb to the top of the tallest pyramid on the Yucatan Peninsula, ride a bicycle or a pedicab through the rain forest, swim in an underground lake, and sit down to a homemade lunch in a traditional Maya village. Round-trip transport from your Cancun hotel is included.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Bring a change of the clothes for after the cenote swim
Bring sunscreen and sunglasses, remember to use biodegradable sunscreen
You may want to bring a light sweater or jacket as it could get cold on the transportation
Wear comfortable walking shoes or sneakers. Flip flops are not recommended for the archaeological site
Don’t bring tripod for your camera, as it is not allowed to get these inside the Mayan Ruins
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Infants must sit on laps
Most travelers can participate
Only little folding strollers are allowed
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers