moderate
9–10 hours
Participants should have decent endurance and be comfortable biking and walking on uneven ground.
Uncover the secrets of Coba’s ancient ruins, step inside a living Mayan village, and dive into the jungle’s wild heart on a private day tour from Cancún with LDS Tours.
Starting at $550 USD for 2 Adults | 9.5 Hours | Private Tour for up to 27 People
2 Adults: $11,000 MXN (Approximately $550 USD) Ages 13+
Young Child: $500 MXN (Approximately $25 USD) Ages 5-12
Minimum of 4 people, including 2 Adults, required to book | Maximum 24 People Total
WE HAVE CAPACITY FOR EVEN 200 PEOPLE IF YOUR GROUP EXCEEDS THE 27 PEOPLE PLEASE EMAIL US TO GET DEALS, PRICING AND DETAILS
9.5 hours
Coba is by far the most exciting set of Mayan ruins in the northern Yucatan peninsula, and our LDS Guides are the indicated ones to make of your day the most memorable experience for your friends and family.
It's also known for having the highest temple in the Yucatan Peninsula. It is a place where nature and the historical remains of a great civilization blend together harmoniously. Coba is famous for its many “sacbeobs” (Mayan roads) and stellar featuring original Mayan writing.
With their extensive experience, our professional LDS guides will take you back into the past of this marvelous city in ruins, while the great works of this highly advanced civilization will bring you back to the present.
After completing an unforgettable bicycle tour through the ruins of these enormous structures.
You won’t want to miss lunch on this trip, so we have prepared a delicious midday meal featuring typical Yucatecan food: oven-roasted pork and fish, lime broth, chicken and beef fajitas, Yucatan-style marinated chicken, juice, water and soft drinks.
Contrary to what many people think, the Mayas have not disappeared; in fact, many modern Mayan descendants still live in the Yucatan Peninsula. A brief stop in an authentic Mayan pueblo will help you understand their true lifestyle, traditions, and language as you admire the beauty of their handicrafts.
But the best is yet to come! The Mayan tropical forest has many secrets to share, so we will trek inside the jungle to witness the grandeur of the Mayan culture and its imposing buildings long abandoned to the forest and as yet unexplored by archeologists and Mayan scholars.
You will be amazed by the incredible birds and the large groups of spider and howler monkeys. join our team on a fun expedition and rappel down to an underground cenote with 119 human skulls at its bottom, Do you Dare?
Finally, you won’t want to pass up the exciting opportunity to move quickly along as you zip line from the tops of the trees to the edge of a beautiful lagoon a where you will have a panoramic view of the jungle and nature at its best. Without a doubt, this will be a spectacular end to an unforgettable day.
We offer a large variety of destinations, Archeological sites, Cenotes, Beaches, Magic Towns, and many more wonderful attractions. If you are joining our crew to visit any of those destinations, please don’t forget these important recommendations
The tropical climate can be intense—bring plenty of water and drink frequently during the day.
You'll be biking, walking, and hiking through uneven terrain—closed-toe sneakers with good grip are a must.
Apply insect repellent before entering the jungle; mosquitoes are active especially near cenotes and dense forests.
Sudden tropical showers are common; a packable rain jacket or poncho can keep you dry without weighing you down.
Coba was a major Mayan city, flourishing around 600-900 AD, known for its extensive sacbeobs linking distant sites and its central pyramid towering above the jungle.
LDS Tours Cancun supports community-based tourism ensuring sustainable interaction with Mayan villages and emphasizes low-impact practices within the fragile jungle ecosystem.
Supportive shoes with grip will keep you steady on ancient stone paths and jungle trails.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and biting insects in the jungle and village areas.
Stay hydrated throughout the day, especially in hot weather.
Helps shield your face and neck from strong tropical sun.