Tulum, Coba, Cenote Kuxtal and Playa Del Carmen! Deluxe 4x1 Tour
Description
The first stop will be at Tulum Ruins, with a certifed guide we'll learn the history and mistery surronding this place. We'll get to enjoy the amazing views from the risk where the ruins are located. A glance to the beach surronded by nature and history will make you feel like the trip was worth it We visit the Coba Ruins which is one of the most important ruins from the Mayan Culture, this place has the highest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula. Entering this site will get you deep into the Mayan Jungle Take a fresh dive into the sacred cenote Kuxtal, this cenote will take you back in time to the ancient Mayan traditions. Take a look at this cenote and see what millions of years of nature have done Our final stop will be at the most famous street in Playa Del Carmen, filled with great food, culture and people. There will be something special for everyone!
Tour Options
Itinerary
Discover the most important archaeological site of the riviera maya in a professional tour which will start leaving your hotel from the morning, we will take you in first class transport to Tulum where you will enjoy a guided tour by our trained guides, during a few hours where you will learn more about the wonderful Mayan culture and enjoy its archeology
A guided tour in this well preserved ruins. This is one of the best preserved sites from the Mayan Culture with the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula
Take a fresh dive into the sacred cenote Kuxtal, this cenote will take you back in time to the ancient Mayan traditions. Take a look at this cenote and see what millions of years of nature have done
This street has everything, music, food, culture and great people you will find here!
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Meeting points for travelers that are in downtown hotels and airbnb's or any location that we can't reach: Cancun Meeting Point: in front of the lobby at Oasis Smart in Tulum Avenue Playa Del Carmen: Cocobongo at Playa Del Carmen. If the customer is staying at the outsides of Playa Del Carmen, the stop at Fifth Avenue will be skipped Tulum: There is no pick up in any hotel or airbnb, the meeting point will be at Super Aki market main gate over in federal avenue. If the customer is staying at Tulum, the Playa Del Carmen stop will be skipped The pick up time is set acording to your location, the travelers that doesn't provide pick up location will need to get in contact with us as soon as posible, otherwise we will be not be able to provide the service *Important information* The main cenote is the Cenote Choo-Ha, depending on the availability the cenote can change during the tour according to the guides decision. No refund is provided if the cenote is changed
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Dress code is smart casual
- It is recommended that you bring a swimsuit and a towel
- Life vest is mandatory
- The main cenote is the Cenote Choo-Ha, depending on the availability the cenote can change during the tour according to the guides decision. No refund is provided if the cenote is changed
- Does not include Tulum & Coba Ruins preservation tax 37 USD per person
Reviews(7)
I think there are better options.. I think there are better options. I had to add 100 characters as a minimum. My first sentence says it all. Crazy.
We’re disappointed by this review, as it provides no specific feedback about the tour itself. Without details, it’s difficult to understand or address the concern, especially given the many positive experiences shared by other guests.
I’m a fan of scheduled experiences in a foreign country because things are planned and there’s less chance of trouble. My tour initially didn’t include breakfast or drinks, so I opted to add those, for USD$30, when I got to check-in. I was promised unlimited soft drinks, beer, and water, plus the breakfast. That breakfast was a breakfast/granola bar, a juice box, a ham and (American?!) cheese sandwich on white bread, and a banana. Fair enough. As for unlimited drinks, they were kept in a different van and were only available at the end of a stop...so 2x. I had 4oz of Pepsi and a Squirt soda at lunch. I was disappointed to pay $30 for what seemed like $10 of stuff. The other thing I took a “star” away for was we stopped at a jewelry factory and my internal “scam alert” went off. Read it about it elsewhere: “Matis de morelos s.a. de.c.v.” Our entire group skipped that part and went to the tequila factory next door to sample those. That jewelry/tequila factories stop wasn’t part of the scheduled/original tour and added an unnecessary hour to the tour. My tour guide, Raymond, was excellent. He knew his stuff and has been in the biz for 25 years. I’d go on another tour with him because he really cares. The driver drove like he stole the van (passing up to three cars at a time while driving on the opposite side of the road), even on the bumpy secondary roads off the main highway. There wasn’t an incident, but even sitting between stops was an adventure. Recommendation: just buy the basic package, bring your own water, and skip the factory “tours”...you’ll enjoy it!
Our tour guide was Saúl and he was extremely knowledgeable and pleasant. I’m 7 months pregnant and had my 3-year-old with me, aside from assisting other travelers with their incessant questions, he helped me with my son and the stroller. The tour was LONG overall and not much time is spent at each location- not even an hour. Most of the time you’re on the bus. My favorite part of the experience was the cenote, but make sure you wear biodegradable big spray because they are me alive! Overall, it was a pleasant experience.
Alberto did well keeping a large group moving in a short amount of time. Crammed a lot in a short amount of time.
