Cycle through the ruins of Cobá. Discover a Mayan village and its ancestral traditions, swim in a cenote, and have dinner at sunset overlooking the lagoon.
What to do
Visit Cobá on a private tour: begin with an authentic cultural immersion—explore traditional Mayan villages, learn about ancient pottery and the sacred melipona bees, and take part in ancestral ceremonies. Then, refresh yourself in a centuries-old cenote with crystal-clear waters and conclude with a regional buffet dinner, surrounded by nature and Mayan heritage. A perfect tour of culture, landscape, and serenity.
The enigmatic archaeological zone of Coba is unmissable! To ride a bicycle through its ruins surrounded by jungle and to admire Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid in the region, will leave you amazed. Afterward, visit a Mayan village to learn about their legendary techniques such as the use of medicinal plants, honey and Tortilla creation. Also, you will learn about ancient Mayan rituals such as the ball game, music, and dance, inside a sacred cenote surrounded by torches and the classic aroma of Copal.
Finally, regain energy with a delicious buffet dinner of typical dishes with a spectacular view of the Cobá lagoon. And if you still have energy, you will have the option of swimming in a wonderful open cenote.
What to bring
- Wear comfortable clothes
- Bring swimsuit
- Use biodegradable sunblock
- Wear hat or cap
- Wear sunglasses
- Bring extra cash
- Bring a change of clothes
- Wear walking shoes
- Bring insect repellent
About this ticket
Ticket fare: Coba Sunset Regional Cultural - Private
Minimum Age to Participate: All ages
Languages: English, Español,
Not Included in this fare:
- Photos
- Tips
- Souvenirs
- Additional services available
- Environmental Tax Payment
Things to know
Included:
- Guide
- Entrances
- Transportation to/from hotels
- Water bottles
- Buffet dinner
Additional charge:
- Additional food and beverages
- Photos and Videos
- Souvenirs
- Tips
- Any service or product not specified as included
Use of professional equipment and camera:
- The use of professional equipment in archeological zones needs government authorization and an extra fee must be paid.
Safety recommendations:
- Safety gear according to the activity is mandatory.
- Participants under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not allowed.
- Visitors are responsible for their use of the facilities and for any accidents or injuries.
Minors restrictions:
- Minors of 4 years old enter free. Kids from 5 to 11 years old pay a reduced price.
Accessibility:
- Not wheelchair accessible
Note:
- The Environmental Tax must be paid upon boarding and in Mexican Pesos (MXN). If paying in U.S. dollars, the amount may vary according to the exchange rate or bank conversion.
Duration without transportation: