The Private Tour Tulum & Coba+ offers travelers a chance to uncover the ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba. This immersive experience combines cultural exploration with refreshing activities, providing a well-rounded day of adventure. Guests can climb the iconic pyramids, swim in a serene cenote, and savor a delightful regional buffet lunch, before capping off the day with a visit to the vibrant beach town of Playa del Carmen. With a focus on both the historical and the natural, this tour promises to transport participants to the heart of Yucatan’s rich heritage and captivating landscapes.
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Key Points
- Private tour exploring the Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba, including guided archaeological routes, a refreshing cenote swim, and a visit to Playa del Carmen.
- One-day comprehensive tour with first-class transportation, bottled water, and a regional buffet lunch, led by an INAH certified bilingual guide.
- Opportunity to climb the towering Nohoch Mul pyramid in Coba and learn about the remarkable Mayan architectural and cultural achievements.
- Inclusion of a visit to the vibrant coastal town of Playa del Carmen, allowing for shopping, dining, and experiencing the blend of Mexican and Caribbean culture.
- Booking flexibility with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and an additional $20 USD baby seat fee payable in cash.
Tour Overview
This private tour offers visitors a comprehensive exploration of two renowned Mayan archaeological sites – Tulum and Coba.
Priced from $157.64 per person, the tour lasts one day and features a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance. Travelers can reserve their spot now and pay later.
The tour includes guided archaeological routes, a swim in a cenote, and a visit to Playa del Carmen’s famous 5th Avenue. Guests will enjoy first-class transportation with air conditioning and traveler insurance, bottled water, and a regional buffet-style meal.
An INAH certified bilingual guide leads the adventure, which also allows visitors to stand atop Coba’s towering pyramids and dine like Mayan royalty.
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Experience Highlights
Exploring the captivating Mayan archaeological sites of Tulum and Coba, this private tour offers visitors an immersive experience led by an INAH certified bilingual guide.
Guests will embark on guided archaeological routes through both sites, marveling at the well-preserved ruins and gaining insights into the rich history and culture of the Mayan civilization.
The adventure continues with a refreshing swim in a cenote, offering a chance to cool off and reconnect with nature.
The day culminates with a visit to Playa del Carmen’s famous 5th Avenue, where visitors can indulge in shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Included Features
The tour includes first-class transportation with air conditioning and traveler insurance, providing a comfortable and safe journey.
Bottled water and life vests are provided for guests’ convenience.
During the tour, you will enjoy a regional buffet-style meal, though drinks aren’t included.
While souvenirs and tips aren’t part of the package, there’s a $20 USD fee for a baby seat that’s payable in cash upon boarding.
This comprehensive tour offers a well-rounded experience, ensuring travelers can fully enjoy the rich Mayan heritage and natural wonders of the region.
Adventure Details
Atop the towering pyramids of Coba, guests will stand in awe, gazing out over the lush jungle canopy that surrounds this ancient Mayan city.
This exhilarating adventure allows them to experience Coba’s rich history firsthand, with a guided tour of the archaeological site’s sacred temples and structures.
After exploring Coba, guests will enjoy a regional buffet lunch, savoring the flavors of Mayan cuisine.
The highlight of the day, however, is a plunge into the crystal-clear waters of a nearby cenote, a natural swimming hole formed by a collapsed limestone cave.
This refreshing swim offers a chance to cool off and take in the area’s natural beauty.
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Interested guests can check availability for their preferred starting times when booking this private tour.
The tour features an INAH certified bilingual guide who’ll lead the group through the archaeological sites of Tulum and Coba. Participants should look for an orange shirt guide or a white shirt with the name of Coba Sunset to identify their tour leader.
When booking, guests will need to select the number of participants and the date of their desired tour. A $20 USD fee for a baby seat is payable in cash upon boarding the transportation.
This full-day adventure includes a regional buffet-style lunch, as well as a swim in a refreshing cenote.
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Explore Tulum and Coba
Guests embark on a captivating journey as they explore the ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba.
At Tulum, they’ll marvel at the well-preserved city walls, the Castillo, and the Temple of the Frescoes, gaining insights into the region’s rich history.
The tour then moves to Coba, where guests can climb the iconic Nohoch Mul pyramid, the tallest structure in the Yucatán Peninsula.
Led by an INAH certified bilingual guide, visitors discover the archaeological significance of these sites, learning about the Mayan civilization’s architectural and cultural achievements.
The guided routes through the ruins provide a comprehensive understanding of these remarkable ancient cities.
Swim in a Cenote
After exploring the ancient ruins, the tour takes visitors to a serene cenote – a natural swimming hole formed by the collapse of limestone bedrock.
Enjoy the crystal-clear waters, perfect for cooling off on a hot day. Gaze up at the lush foliage and rocky walls surrounding the cenote as you take a refreshing dip.
The cenote offers a tranquil respite from the bustling archaeological sites, providing a chance to relax and connect with the natural beauty of the region.
Equipped with life vests, guests can safely swim, snorkel, or simply float in the rejuvenating waters of this hidden natural wonder.
Visit Playa Del Carmen
Following the tour’s exploration of the ancient Mayan ruins, the itinerary takes visitors to the vibrant coastal town of Playa del Carmen.
There, travelers can enjoy the lively atmosphere of the famous 5th Avenue, a bustling pedestrian-only street lined with an array of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
Visitors can indulge in local cuisine, browse artisanal crafts, and soak up the energetic vibe of this popular tourist destination.
The guided tour provides an opportunity to experience the unique blend of Mexican and Caribbean culture that defines Playa del Carmen, offering a well-rounded cultural and leisure experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?
The tour’s group size is not specified in the provided information. The details indicate it’s a private tour, suggesting a smaller group size, but the maximum number of participants is not explicitly stated.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?
The tour does not have any specific age restrictions. Children of all ages are welcome to participate, though a $20 USD fee applies for a baby car seat. The tour is suitable for a wide range of ages.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?
Guests are not permitted to bring their own food and drinks on this tour. The tour includes a regional buffet-style lunch, and bottled water is provided. Outside food and drinks are not allowed for safety and liability reasons.
Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
Yes, there is typically an option to extend the tour duration for an additional fee. Guests can speak with the tour operator to inquire about extending the tour to explore more of the area or engage in additional activities.
Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment for the Cenote Swim?
You don’t need to bring any special equipment for the cenote swim. The tour provider will provide life vests, so you just need to wear comfortable swimwear and bring a towel. The cenote is set up for easy access and swimming.
Recap
This private tour offers an immersive cultural experience, blending ancient Mayan ruins, a refreshing cenote swim, and a delightful regional lunch. Guests will explore the archaeological wonders of Tulum and Coba, climb iconic pyramids, and cool off in a serene cenote. The day concludes with a visit to the vibrant beach town of Playa del Carmen, providing opportunities for shopping and dining.
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