Explore one of the Yucatan Peninsula's most significant Mayan archaeological sites: the Coba ruins. On this Coba tour from Cancun and Riviera Maya, you'll marvel at Nohoch Mul—the tallest Mayan pyramid in the region—trek through lush jungle trails, and swim in a sacred cenote, all led by expert guides.
Immerse yourself in Mayan culture with a sacred shaman-led ritual, swim in a crystal-clear cenote, and savor an authentic regional lunch. Enjoy a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature on this unforgettable tour.
> This tour operates exclusively with a hotel pickup service and covers specific hotels. Before booking, please check the list of hotels to confirm that yours is included.
3 Hours
Min. 6 years old
Moderate
Families
Adventurers
Small groups
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Admire one of the tallest Mayan pyramids in the world.
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through time with our Coba ruins tour, unraveling the mysteries of the ancient Mayan city nestled in the lush embrace of the Yucatan jungle. Immerse yourself in the captivating natural setting, admiring the tallest Mayan pyramid in the region, all with the added convenience of round-trip transportation from your hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya.
Our Coba ruins tour offers a unique and serene experience, contrasting the bustling, famous Mayan sites. Dive into the diverse history of Coba through its architectural styles and stelae, guided by certified experts. Weave the winding paths, absorb the grandeur of this archaeological site, and gain insights into Mayan culture.
Craving more excitement in Cancun? Don’t miss out on a luxurious Catamaran Tour to Isla Mujeres or swimming in a mystical cenote, snorkeling with sea turtles.
- The minimum age for participation in our Coba and Cenote tour is 6 years, and child pricing applies to individuals aged 6 to 11 years.
- This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility.
- Round-trip transportation is provided from select hotels exclusively for guests who book their tours at least 24 hours in advance.
- Please consider additional traveling time from your hotel to this Coba tour, depending on your hotel’s location.
- Swimwear
- Towel
- A change of clothes
- Camera
- Sunglasses
- Sun protective clothing
- Biodegradable Insect repellent
- A hat
- Comfortable shoes
- Extra money for souvenirs
Wander along the enchanting ancient roads (sacbe) of the Coba ruins, connecting this Mayan city to other historical sites. Learn about trade routes and admire the mysterious pyramids in this immersive archaeological experience.
Led by expert bilingual guides, dive deep into the fascinating history of the Coba Mayan ruins. Explore architectural marvels and experience serene jungle wildlife, enriching your understanding of Mayan heritage.
As you traverse the sacred sacbe and discover architectural marvels, gain profound insights into Coba's diverse history. This deep dive into Mayan heritage ensures an enriching experience.Immerse yourself in nature's beauty as you take a refreshing swim in a stunning cenote surrounded by the lush jungle. This crystal-clear oasis offers a moment of tranquility and connection with the sacred waters revered by the ancient Mayans.
After your refreshing cenote swim, indulge in a delicious traditional lunch featuring authentic flavors that highlight the rich culinary heritage of the Yucatan Peninsula. This blend of natural beauty and cultural tastes makes for an unforgettable part of your journey.
The Coba Mayan ruins are located in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, surrounded by lush jungle and near the popular towns of Tulum and Playa del Carmen.
The tallest pyramid in Coba is the Nohoch Mul, which has 120 steps to the top.
Currently, climbing the Nohoch Mul pyramid is not permitted. However, visiting these archaeological ruins still provides an enriching cultural experience in a stunning natural setting.
Non-professional cameras are allowed on this Coba tour at no additional cost. However, there are fees for video cameras, GoPro devices, tablets, and selfie sticks. It is not allow the use of drones or professional photography equipment.
Yes, swimming in the cenote is a safe and refreshing experience. Life jackets are provided for all visitors, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the crystal-clear waters. However, the minimum age to swim is 6 years old, and participants must be at least 120 cm (3.9 ft) tall.
The traditional lunch features authentic regional dishes, offering a flavorful taste of Yucatecan cuisine.