Mayan Ruins of Tulum and Cobá with Cenote Swim and Buffet Lunch

Mayan Ruins of Tulum and Cobá with Cenote Swim and Buffet Lunch

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Discover the archaeological sites of Coba & Tulum
Swimming in a Cenote
Lunch in a local restaurant
Transfers included and tour in a small group

Essential information *

Duration
12 hours

Languages

English
Spanish

Starting time
6:00 AM

* All details will be sent to you upon reservation.

Description

Prepare for a magical experience in Quintana Roo. These towns are full of radiant beauty and well-preserved Mayan archaeological remains that are a must-visit!

 

Early in the morning, you'll visit the archaeological site of Tulum. The ancient Mayan city of Tulum is situated on cliffs overlooking the Caribbean Sea. This fortified city was one of the few Mayan cities that the Spanish found inhabited when they arrived in South America. At the end of the tour, you'll be treated to a chocolate tasting. Did you know? Derived from the Nahuatl word (the Aztec language) "xocolatl", chocolate comes from Mexico!

Your second stop will be the archaeological site of Cobá, located inland some 40 km from Tulum and 105 km from Playa del Carmen. This ancient Mayan city, the most powerful in northern Yucatán and rival to Chichen Itza, occupies an immense territory of 70 km2. The presence of five lakes and lagoons nearby certainly favoured its development. Most of the site is still buried in the forest, with only the pyramids exposed. You'll admire the impressive Nohoch Mul temple, the highest pyramid on the peninsula at 42 metres. To whet your appetite, the tour will be followed by a tequila tasting. 

You'll then enjoy a buffet lunch (Mexican meal) before a refreshing dip in a Cenote. Cenotes are natural spits, created by the erosion of limestone, and partially filled with fresh water, it's a veritable natural swimming pool. The Cenotes have become a must-see on the Yucatan Peninsula.

You will live a unique and sensational experience with a comprehensive day tour! Dive deep into Mexican culture by visiting Tulum, Cobá, and a cenote, and sampling some of its incredible cuisine.

Options

Choose your transfer location when booking:

If you choose a transfer from your hotel, please indicate the address of your hotel.This option is only available for hotels located in France:

  • Cancun
  • Playa del Carmen
  • On the Riviera Maya (excluding hotels locatedeacute;s à Tulum)

If you choose a transfer from the meeting points, please choose from those proposed:

  • Crown Paradise - GO MART VILLAS DEL REY - 06h00
  • Beach Palace® All Inclusive Resort - (Bus stop)  - 06:15
  • Presidente Intercontinental Cancún Resort - 06:40
  • Holiday Inn Cancun Arenas - 06:50
  • Crazy Hot Coyote - 07:10

Good to know

  • Validity: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
  • Departure time: transfers from 06:00 am
  • Duration: 12 hours
  • Transfer included! When booking, you will have the choice between two types of transfers:

    - If you choose to go directly to one of the meeting points located in Cancún, please select the one of your choice when booking. This option is more economical but is only available from Cancun and requires you to travel to the meeting point by your own means. 

    - If you choose a transfer from your hotel, please indicate the name of the hotel where you are staying. This option is valid for all hotels in Cancun, Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya (excluding hotels located in Tulum) offers you the comfort of leaving and returning directly to your place of stay after your excursion

  • Name of the Cenote : "Nohoch Nah Chich" 

Price includes

  • Return transfers from your hotel or meeting point in Cancun
  • Entrance to Cobá archaeological site
  • Entrance to Tulum archaeological site
  • Entrance to Cenote + life jacket and locker
  • Buffet lunch
  • English or Spanish-speaking guide
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Price doesn’t include

  • Tourist taxes (20 USD per person, to be paid on site)
  • All drinks
  • Gratuities
  • All other extras
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