moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape to handle hiking and climbing steep pyramid steps in a tropical climate.
Discover the towering pyramid of Cobá and unravel ancient Maya secrets deep in the Yucatán jungle. This private tour from Puerto Vallarta offers an immersive, crowd-free adventure into history and wilderness.
Private Tour
1 Guest USD 398 pp 2 Guests USD 288 pp 3 Guests USD 248 pp 4 Guests USD 228 pp 5 Guests USD 228 pp 6 Guests USD 218 pp 7 Guests USD 208 pp 8+ Guests USD 198 pp
Kids -4 years free
Step back in time to the ancient Mayan city of Coba, renowned for its extensive network of stone causeways. Enjoy a personalized experience with your knowledgeable guide and private transportation, departing at your convenience. Discover the awe-inspiring structures of Coba, hidden amidst the lush jungle.
For your comfort, explore the site by bicycle or choose a leisurely rickshaw ride, perfect for those with limited mobility. Your journey through this captivating archaeological wonder typically lasts around 1.5 hours.
After we’ve left the archeological site we then travel to a private property in Tulum boasting four stunning cenotes all within easy walking distance. No crowds, no hassle – just pure, pristine beauty.
Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, nature lover, or simply looking to relax, this adventure caters to all. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, cliff jumping, or canoeing at your own pace. Your day culminates in a truly unforgettable experience: a delicious lunch in a hidden Mayan village, offering an authentic taste of Mexico.
All activities and a delicious meal are included, making this the ultimate cenote escape. Trust us, the lunch is extraordinary!
Duration: Approx. 8hrs (+/-1hr), depending on pickup location
Bring plenty of water as exploring the ruins under the jungle sun can be dehydrating.
Uneven paths and jungle terrain require durable hiking shoes for safety and comfort.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes common in the humid jungle surroundings.
Do not climb restricted ruins and follow guide instructions to preserve the archaeological integrity.
Cobá was a thriving Maya city between 600-900 AD, known for its extensive network of limestone causeways connecting it to other ancient cities.
Local guides promote sustainable tourism practices to protect fragile ruins and jungles, encouraging visitors to minimize impact and respect wildlife.
Provide traction and ankle support on jungle trails and ancient stone steps.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable in warm, humid conditions while offering some protection from insects.
summer specific
Shields face and neck from intense sun exposure during outdoor trekking.
summer specific
Capture detailed shots of ruins and distant wildlife without disturbing the environment.