Archeological Tour in Tulum, Coba and Chichen Itza

TULUM is breathtaking. Built on the edge of the cliff, the ancient Mayan city offers spectacular views of the shores of the turquoise Caribbean Sea. The city, which at the time of the conquistadors’ arrival, still functioned and enchanted with its power, until the eighteenth century. One of the greatest attractions of Yucatan You can’t miss it!

COBA Biking through the tropical forest and searching for the ruins of an ancient city. We will visit the most important buildings of the city: Church, Temple, Playfield of Pelota, Observatory, top of the Great Pyramid – the highest in the Yucatan Peninsula, 42 m, which can be climbed.

CENOTE IK KILL Bath and relaxation in a natural limestone pool. Ik-kill is one of the most famous in Jucatan Penisula. Several times there were competitions of the best Redbull jumpers in the world. To reach the water, you have to go down 26 meters. The water is 40 meters deep and the cenote diameter is 60 meters. You must see this mysterious miracle of nature. (Children must remain under the supervision of their parents. It is possible to rent life jackets.)

CHICHEN ITZA The morning stroll in the ancient Mayan city which is on the list of the Seven New Wonders of the World as well UNESCO World Heritage Site from 1988. No crowds and hot temperatures. This trip is ideal for families with small children and the elderly. Discover with us the secrets of the Kukulkan’s Pyramid, the Pelota Playfield, the Skull Altar, the Temple of Warriors, the Holy Cenote and the Astronomical Observatory. In the area of the archaeological zone you will find many stalls with local handicrafts. A good opportunity to buy souvenirs.

TEQUILA FACTORY How does real tequila taste like? What is the difference between Tequila Blanco, Reposado, Añejo, Extra Añejo and Antigua? How should You drink Tequila? Where does it come from? How is it different from Mezcal? Step by step, we will explain the secrets of this drink, the funny Tequila try with the sombrero will also be part of our program. After visiting the distillery, you can buy Mexican liquors.