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Day Trip to Tulum, Coba and Cenote Maya: Explore Ancient Mayan Sites and Natural Wonders
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28 Ratings
Tulum
Embark on a day trip to Tulum, Coba, and Cenote Maya to explore ancient Mayan sites and natural wonders. Immerse yourself in the rich Mayan culture, swim in a refreshing cenote, and stroll along the vibrant Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen. Book now for an unforgettable experience!
Embark on a day trip to Tulum, Coba, and Cenote Maya to explore ancient Mayan sites and natural wonders. Immerse yourself in the rich Mayan culture, swim in a refreshing cenote, and stroll along the vibrant Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen. Book now for an unforgettable experience!
Duration:
14 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Tulum Beach - Travelers will discover the enigmatic city of Tulum, a certified guide will tell you the real story of this ancient mayan place. Why is this place beside the sea? Here you will discover the incredible history of this walled city.
- Zona Arqueologica de Coba - The next stop is one of the most mystical ancienc cities of this region,…
- Tulum Beach - Travelers will discover the enigmatic city of Tulum, a certified guide will tell you the real story of this ancient mayan place. Why is this place beside the sea? Here you will discover the incredible history of this walled city.
- Zona Arqueologica de Coba - The next stop is one of the most mystical ancienc cities of this region, Coba. The powerful city of coba was an important place where the trade was the principal activity of the city. You will be able to enjoy the pyramids and buildings of this ancienc city for around of 1.5 hours.
Then you will go to the restaurant near of this archaeological site and enjoy the regional food. You will have 1 hour approximately.
- Cenote Kuxtal - Travelers will enjoy an ancient cenote, the mayan people believe that the cenote represents an entrance to another world, that´s why a cenote is considered a sacred place, here it´s where you can swim, or jump in. Here we will have a great lunch.
The cenote can vary according to the availibility of each one.
- Quinta Avenida - Explore the wonders that this magical town has for you, walk in the most famous street of the Mexican Caribbean and admire the variety of souvenirs that you can find here.
What's Included
- Round transportation from your hotel or meeting point
- Entrance to Cenote
- Visit the fifth avenue of Playa del Carmen (only for hotels in Cancun and Puerto Morelos)
- Entrance to Tulum and Coba Ruins
- Lunch
- Round transportation from your hotel or meeting point
- Entrance to Cenote
- Visit the fifth avenue of Playa del Carmen (only for hotels in Cancun and Puerto Morelos)
- Entrance to Tulum and Coba Ruins
- Lunch
What's Not Included
- Life vest
- Drinks (upgrade to deluxe option to include them)
- Archaeological tax in Coba ($5 usd per person)
- Archaeological tax in Tulum ($4 usd per person)
- Life vest
- Drinks (upgrade to deluxe option to include them)
- Archaeological tax in Coba ($5 usd per person)
- Archaeological tax in Tulum ($4 usd per person)
Additional Information
Embark on a journey filled with cultural insights and natural beauty throughout Quintana Roo.
Discover the historical Mayan structures of Tulum and Coba and understand the punch they packed in our Western Hemisphere. Absorb the majestic sights of these age-old cities and capture abundant memories in your camera.
Then, let the sacred refreshing cenote…
Embark on a journey filled with cultural insights and natural beauty throughout Quintana Roo.
Discover the historical Mayan structures of Tulum and Coba and understand the punch they packed in our Western Hemisphere. Absorb the majestic sights of these age-old cities and capture abundant memories in your camera.
Then, let the sacred refreshing cenote amaze you. Immerse and unwind in its natural surroundings embodying calmness and serenity. The offered cenote will differ based on feasibility, ensuring less crowded spaces.
Lastly, familiarize with the lively Caribbean ambiance on the Playa del Carmen’s fifth avenue, lose yourself amidst its multitude of shops, and soak in a memorable stroll.
Reserve your spot now!
Location
Tulum Beach
Carr Tulum Boca Paila Km 7. 5
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.3
(28 Ratings)
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Karolynt377
May 3, 2024
Tulum, Coba and Cenote Experience - What an amazing day full of history and many Myan experiences....a must do for anyone visiting the Myan Riviera. Unexpected extras we did not expect.
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Dream47908033270
Dec 24, 2023
We enjoyed the day trip with very friendly and bi-lingual guide. - Tour Bus Driver Fransisco and Guide Eddy were nice to all, cooperative, and provided the right advice and good history knowledge. We enjoyed the whole day trip. Very friendly Guide
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V3883gfjessicar
Jun 10, 2023
Great Tulum trip and area! - Tulum was beautiful and Pablo was a great tour guide.he was very knowledgeable. I likes that he spoke in Spanish and English. He even taught us words in Maya language.
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Fernandark4113ti
Aug 30, 2023
Not so good - The guide practically left us free time, explained very little on the tours and offered many things to sell, I would have preferred a better attitude from the guide.
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Laura_t_499092
May 26, 2023
Beautiful sites! - The sites on this trip are well worth seeing. The pick-up was easy and the regional lunch was pretty good. Once we got on the bus, our leader suggested we spend another $18 per person for life vests, water/beer/soda and bike rentals, which we didn’t do. Life vests (about $3 usd to use) are a requirement to swim in the cenote. If you want to see the grand temple at the Coba sight, there isn’t time unless you take a bike option. When we realized that, it was too late, wish we’d been told upfront that we really needed to select a bike option. (I think it was about $9 usd for 2 people to have a local person pedal a trike with a bench seat.) But even with no bike, it was still a great site to walk around and explore. I would have appreciated more explanation about the history of Tulum and Coba, we were just set free at the sites and told when we should be back at the bus. Guess I should have researched more history before we went!
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Tiara
Aug 24, 2024
Don’t book - Tour guide was rude not helpful left people and made them catch a taxi we spoke English and many others did but the workers would hardly translate and when we asked him to he would get mad , spent most of the time on A bus and was rushed at every stop we went to
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Christian
Jul 2, 2023
I wouldn't recommend this company as your tour guide. - I was taught that if I don't have any positive to say better not to do it. My wife and I are upset with the service, that's it. Thank you
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H963jmjorgef
Jun 9, 2023
You get what you pay for - The trip was rushed. You complete 4 sites but with little to no time to actually enjoy them. The cenote/Mayan lunch was disappointing. The food was good however when we arrived a Mayan blessing was given to the group which felt more like a sales pitch. I understand that sales support these communities and its important to purchase souvenirs or tip locals when you can, but with so little time, our tour guide went on and on on how lava rocks saved his life, pretty much gave us his entire life story in the sales pitch which didn't help with such limited time that we had to eat and enjoy the cenote. As soon as we got in and my kids started enjoying the water we were told we had to get on the bus. Our last stop was in 5th ave in Playa del Carmen. Since we were staying in Playa del Carmen we were asked if we wanted to be dropped off first at our hotel because if we went to the last stop we would have to take a taxi on our own to our hotel (the package included pick up and drop off at hotel). I didn't complain because that was our plan all along to just ditch the group in the last stop, I figured they would only give us small amount of time on the last stop anyway. This was a cheaper tour option from what we browsed so I guess you get what you pay for. I wouldn't recommend this tour.
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Hctrost3
Apr 12, 2023
Hidden fees - The stops were all great. The food was good and authentic. Pick up was fine, within 5 minutes of the time we were told. The guide was pleasant although they didn't tell us much historical information, particularly on Coba. The driver stayed with the van so we were able to leave our things in the van, which was nice particularly with the cenote.
However, there are several extra fees that sound optional but actually aren't. E.g. if you want to swim the life vests at the cenote are required and they cost extra, and there's not enough time to walk the 2 kilometers at Coba so you have to rent bikes if you want to see the main temple. We didn't bring very much money with us so this was stressful and frustrating. If we had known beforehand it wouldn't have been a problem, and I suspect it's left off the tour description to make the tour price sound lower than it actually is
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Bas_a
Jul 11, 2023
Total disappointment. A very rushed day trip. - Terribly disappointed. Booked this day trip after reading about it through TripAdvisor. The contract said I would be picked up from my hotel. I was then instructed via email to wait at a pick up point 18mins away from my hotel. Still it was fine as I am fit and well enough to walk. We were also reminded to be punctual or would be considered 'No show'. I got to the pick up point 25 mins early. At 8.30am the pick up time, there was no one there, no representative. I had to make long distance calls to the office twice having to wait each time. The representative on the phone said the guide is on the way to pick me up, every time I phoned them. I was running up and down the street looking for the representative and asking for any information., in the hot humid weather all sweaty. They finally arrived 45mins late without apology nothing. I was then transported to another coach bus where we all had to wait and pick up more passengers. The tour didn't start until after 12pm. A few of the guests told me they were picked up at 7am and had been waiting since. The tour was very rushed perhaps to make up for the time. It ended around 7pm. We wasted half a day on the road. Also, the tour guides and coach driver were promoting/pushing their products like drinks and rides. They stopped being friendly and ignored me throughout when I refused their products.
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