Coba Mayan Ruins + Mayan Cultural Tour from Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Riviera Maya Hotels
Are you searching for the quintessential Riviera Maya experience? You want to soak up the culture, splash in a cenote, and discover how the locals live. You can do it all – plus climb an ancient Mayan pyramid – on our Riviera Maya Coba Mayan Village Tour! Unlike other Coba tours in Riviera Maya that only let you tour the pyramids, this one packs in a full range of experiences. Check out what our Coba Mayan villages tour entails, and then book a special deal today!
Let’s start with your tour of the Coba Mayan ruins. The Coba Mayan ruins are located in the middle of the jungle, creating quite a spectacular sight. You’ll have two hours to explore the ruins, including the Coba pyramid. You can still climb the pyramid, so bring your walking shoes to ascend the 120 steps. You’ll be treated to the best view in the Riviera Maya when you reach the top.
Your Coba tour guide will then take you to a secluded Mayan community. You will get to interact with the inhabitants and learn more about their daily life. You’ll also get to participate in an authentic Mayan ritual. This is an amazing way to learn more about Riviera Maya.
And that’s not all! A trip to Riviera Maya isn’t complete without a cenote swim, and you can check that off your list during this tour. You’ll feel refreshed after you bathe in the water inside of the underground cave.
If you’re searching for tours of Coba that include more than the ruins, this is the one for you. This remains one of the top things to do in Riviera Maya, and it’s also one of the most accessible. Whether you are traveling from Cancun to Coba, Playa del Carmen to Coba, or another location, we can provide transportation. And we even have a great deal for our Coba Mayan villages tour! Book the deal today and begin to prepare for an amazing experience in Riviera Maya.
Coba Mayan Ruins + Mayan Cultural Tour From Riviera Maya Details
Coba Mayan Village Cultural Tour Includes:
- Round-Trip transportation with A/C from most Riviera Maya hotels
- Professional bilingual guides (Spanish + English, French, German or Italian)
- Entrance fees to Coba Mayan Ruins archeological site
- Approximately 2 hours to explore the Coba archeological zone for an up-close look at history. Climb the 120 steps to the top of Ixmoja Pyramid, also known as Nohoch Mul
- Visit a Mayan community, enjoy a feast with them and learn about their natural lifestyle
- Participate in a Mayan ceremony led by a shaman
- Go for a refreshing dip in one of the many natural wonders of the Riviera Maya: a cenote
Departures: Departs at approximately 6:30am Mondays, Wednesdays (Cancun), and Fridays (Playa del Carmen). Complete meeting times and meeting instructions will be provided on your confirmation voucher.
Length: Approximately 11 hours including transportation.
Coba Mayan Cultural Tour Recommendations:
- Light layers, sunglasses & hat
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Swimsuit and towel for a refreshing dip in the cenote
- Camera (waterproof for the cenote if you have it)
- Biodegradable sunblock and/or UV protective clothing
- Eco friendly bug repellent
- Extra cash for incidentals, beverages, souvenirs, and tips
Children: Ages 6 and up. Children ages 6 to 12 pay a discounted rate.
Cruise Ship Passengers: Most ships port in Cozumel rather than Playa Del Carmen these days. So best to check our selection of Cozumel Shore excursions to find the best Riviera Maya tour for your cruise schedule.
Restrictions: As entering the cenote requires you to strap into a harness and rappel down, this tour is not recommended for those with any heart conditions, severe handicaps, or the obese. Pregnant women are not able to participate.
Insider Tip: The hidden city of Coba is less crowded than some of the more popular Mayans Ruins sites. However, it has one of the best Mayan pyramids, Nohoch Mul (or Ixmoja) that you can actually climb! There are also bikes and pedi cabs you can rent to explore after your guided tour that are a lot of fun. What sets this tour apart from other Coba tours is getting the true cultural experience of one of the local Mayan villages. In fact, part of the proceeds of this tour go to helping the local communities sustain their tradition and culture so it is not forgotten. So much more than your average Coba tour.
Groups: Private tour is available for an additional cost; contact us for a custom quote!
Note: If you bring a video camera you will need to pay the government video tax of $3.50usd.
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