Cobá, Tulum & Cenote Tour in Quintana Roo, Mexico
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; you should be comfortable walking several kilometers and climbing uneven steps.
Overview
Discover the ancient ruins of Cobá and Tulum then swim in a refreshing cenote on this exclusive tour near Cancún. Personalized, adventurous, and perfect for history and nature fans alike.
Cobá, Tulum and Cenote Tour
9 Hours • All Ages • Archaeology + Nature • Swim in cenotes!
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About This Adventure
A full day of archaeology and nature!
Duration
9 Hours
Schedule
8:00AM - 4:30PM
We will contact you with an exact pickup time after your booking is processed and confirmed.
About
Visit the archaeological site of Tulum, where your guide will give you info about the history of this great Mayan civilization. The site of Tulum is the only Mayan City that is located near the coast of the Caribbean Sea.
After the site of Tulum, you will also visit the archaeological site of Coba, where your guide will provide further information on the amazing Mayan civilization. Climb the highest Mayan pyramid (130 ft/42m) in Mexico.
Finally, enjoy cooling down in a fantastic underground river with amazing stalactites and stalagmites.
Includes
- Land transportation in AC van
- Entrance Fees
- Snacks: Fruits and Peanuts
- Beverages : Water and Sodas
- Lunch
- Bilingual guide
- Snorkel Equipment
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes
You will be walking on uneven paths and climbing ruins, so sturdy footwear is essential.
Bring insect repellent
The jungle around Cobá can have mosquitoes, especially in the wet season.
Stay hydrated
Carry enough water to stay hydrated while exploring ruins under the sun.
Respect local regulations
Climbing on some ruins is restricted; follow guide instructions to help preserve the sites.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Spider monkeys in the jungle near Cobá
- Tropical birds like toucans and parrots
History
Cobá was once a thriving Mayan city connected by an extensive network of sacbeob (ancient white roads), while Tulum served as a key port city overlooking the Caribbean.
Conservation
EcoColors Tours supports sustainable tourism by limiting group sizes and educating visitors on respecting natural and cultural sites to protect the local ecosystem.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable hiking shoes
Protect your feet during walks and ruin climbs on uneven terrain.
Swimsuit and quick-dry towel
Necessary for swimming and relaxing in the refreshing cenotes.
Insect repellent
Helps protect against mosquitoes especially during warm, humid months.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Essential to protect skin from strong tropical sun exposure.