Tulum & Coba Ruins with Cenote Swim Tour from Playa del Carmen
Description
The Tulum Coba Cenote Tour from Cancun brings you to two unique Mayan ruins sites with an expert guide. Explore the seaside city of Tulum and then delve into the jungle for a peek at Coba, a fascinating journey back in time. Enjoy a swim in a refreshing cenote and delight in a buffet lunch of regional specialties, round-trip transportation included.
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Itinerary
Discover the Mayan ruins of Tulum with an expert guide and learn all about this fascinating culture. Explore the walled city of Tulum that sits on the Mexican Caribbean Sea, spectacular views and an incredible history.
The Mayan ruins of Coba offer a very different look at history, explore the lush jungle paths and admire the architecture in structures like Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula.
An oasis in the jungle, “cenotes” are unique natural features of the Yucatan Peninsula. These natural swimming holes in the limestone are the perfect place to refresh in crystalline waters and be wowed by the beauty of the rock formations.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We offer pick up service in most hotels. In the event that your hotel does not have a pick-up service, we will let you know the closest meeting point the afternoon before the tour by sending a message to your telephone or a notification to the email address indicated in your reservation.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
Reviews(308)
It was a great experience and the way John handled it was amazing from start to finish can’t wait for next year
We had a fabulous time on this tour! Pablo was a wealth of knowledge and you could feel the pride and love that he has in his country, the history and his Mayan ancestors. Our driver was helpful, respectful and got us where we needed to go safely! The meal was very good and the Cenote swim was refreshing after the hot day. Our family of 6 (50,51,24,23,22,20) all enjoyed our day and would highly recommend this tour.
Good excursion, much seen in little time. Pick up was on time. Guide Pablo talks about the ruins with great passion. Be sure to take a bike in Coba otherwise you won't have enough time. The cenote was also nice. Only picking up all the guests should be included. But definitely recommended.
They emailed us the day before saying to meet at 7:45 at Viva Mexico. They did not offer hotel pickup, even thought we are a 15 minute walk away. We got to the meeting spot 10 minutes early. The car never showed up. We and Viator tried to call both numbers listed on file and I utilized the Viator chat, but did not get a response. We wasted 1.25 hours before giving up. No Mayan Ruins or Cenote swims for our limited trip. :(
Our guide Hermanio was very knowledgeable, organized, and attentive. I learned so much about Yukatec Mayan history and culture, as well as significant features of different buildings at Tulum and Coba. The hight of this tour for me was 195 step hike at Coba. I mean the view from the top of the temple! Also, the cenote was beautiful - we had traditional food at their buffet which was incredible, the natural scenery at the cenote was stunning as well. There were baby turtles and fish as well!
A great tour guide and driver makes for a pleasant day in Yucatan.Throw in another great combination of Mayan archeological sites and it is a great adventure in the land of the Mayas.
Very interesting tour with a reasonably articulate and informed guide. The food served for lunch was reasonably good. I was not impressed with the unexpected costs.
Zeferino was a very informative guide with a sense of humor. He also gave great tips on how to make the most of our tour. Thank you Zeferino!
Very good experience, although I knew little. It was with the guide Zeferino and chauffeur to José. They were very friendly and very attentive. 100% recommended.
Our guide Emiliano spoke English very well and provided a great experience - educating us about the Mayan culture as we toured the ruin sites. The cenote was a great way to top it off
