moderate
12 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to manage walking, climbing the pyramid, and the full-day schedule.
Dive into 12 hours of Mayan history and natural beauty in Quintana Roo with an unforgettable tour to Coba, Chichen Itza, a refreshing cenote swim, and charming Valladolid. Discover why this deluxe itinerary should top your Yucatán travel plans.
12 hours • All Ages
Embark on an unforgettable 12-hour adventure exploring Quintana Roo's rich history! Visit the ancient Mayan ruins of Cobá and Chichén Itzá, swim in a serene cenote, savor a delicious Mexican buffet, and stroll through the charming streets of Valladolid. Immerse yourself in culture and breathtaking landscapes on this unique journey!
12 hours
Head to Cobá the first time in the morning to visit this awesome place before the crowds arrive. This ancient Mayan city was placed near 5 lakes that were crucial for its development between 100 and 300 b.C. Learn about its history and the people who inhabited this magical place.
After admiring the views, you'll enjoy a quick visit to Valladolid before tasting a typical Mexican buffet lunch.
The next stop will be at the Cenote Saamal, where you’ll be able to swim and relax right next to its impressive waterfall before heading to Chichén Itzá.
To end the trip, visit Chichén Itzá, one of the seven Wonders of the World. There your guide will give you all the information needed to get you immersed in the Mayan Culture and the mysteries of this archeological site. Then you’ll have free time to explore it on your own.
• Round transportation. • Bilingual Guide • Ticket to Cobá • Ticket to Chichén Itzá • Admission to Cenote • Buffet Lunch • Visit to Valladolid
• Tips (optional) • Drinks • Life vest (mandatory) • Archeological Site’s Taxes (45 USD)
• Visit two of the most important archeological sites of Yucatán in one day • Relax in a magical Cenote • Visit Valladolid • Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch • Professional guide
Note: Mexicans have a discount on the archeological sites' tax upon presentation of their ID on the day of the tour. The discount will not be applicable without the official identification.
Morning visits to Coba ensure cooler temperatures and fewer tourists, making the climb and exploration more enjoyable.
Uneven terrain and exploratory walking require sturdy, breathable shoes to keep your feet comfortable all day.
The cenote swim is a highlight—packing swimwear and a quick-drying towel is essential to enjoy this refreshing stop.
The Yucatán sun can be intense—pack water, sunscreen, and a hat to stay protected throughout the day.
Coba was a dominant city from 100 to 300 BC, strategically located near lakes which provided key resources and trade routes.
This tour promotes sustainable tourism by supporting local Mayan communities and respecting protected archaeological sites.
Supports exploration on uneven ruins and forest paths.
Necessary for swimming in the cenote's cool waters.
Provides protection from strong sun during outdoor exploration.
Staying hydrated is crucial during the 12-hour tour.