The "Try, Tulum, Cenote & Lunch ECO Full Day From Rivera" tour promises an unforgettable adventure, taking travelers on a journey through Tulum’s ancient ruins, crystal-clear cenotes, and the vibrant Mayan culture. This 12-hour excursion offers a unique opportunity to take in the natural beauty and historical significance of the region, all while enjoying a delicious buffet lunch. Whether you’re looking to explore the tallest pyramid in Coba or simply bask in the serene surroundings, this tour has something to captivate even the most discerning traveler. But the real question is, are you ready to embark on an experience that will leave you longing for more?
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Key Points
- This 12-hour tour covers Tulum, Cenote Mariposa, and Coba, with guided tours, swimming, and a buffet meal included.
- The tour offers pickup and drop-off options in Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum Jungle Gym, providing convenience for travelers.
- Guests can explore the ancient ruins of Tulum, swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenote Mariposa, and visit the tallest pyramid in Coba.
- The tour includes cultural experiences, such as demonstrations of honey and cocoa production, providing insights into Mayan traditions.
- Transportation between sites is provided via bus or coach, allowing participants to relax and enjoy the scenery during the tour.
Tour Overview
The ECO Full Day Tour from Riviera Maya offers a comprehensive exploration of the region’s ancient Mayan heritage and natural wonders.
This 12-hour excursion takes visitors to the archaeological sites of Tulum and Coba, as well as the enchanting Cenote Mariposa. Guests can enjoy guided tours, a refreshing swim, and a delicious buffet meal throughout the day.
The tour features live commentary in English and Spanish, hotel pickup, and roundtrip transportation. With a price range of €47.69 to €79.48 per person, the tour provides excellent value.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance ensures flexibility. This tour provides an immersive and memorable experience for those seeking to discover the rich cultural and natural treasures of the Riviera Maya.
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Itinerary
This ECO Full Day Tour from Riviera Maya begins with pickup options from various locations, including Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum Jungle Gym. The tour then stops at the following destinations:
Stop | Duration |
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Tulum | 2 hours |
Cenote Mariposa | 2 hours |
Coba | 2 hours |
Transportation between the sites is by bus or coach, with approximate durations of 40 minutes from Tulum to Cenote Mariposa, 1 hour from Cenote Mariposa to Coba, and 2 hours from Coba back to the drop-off points in Riviera Maya, Tulum Jungle Gym, and Playa del Carmen.
Pickup Locations
Several pickup locations are available for the ECO Full Day Tour from Riviera Maya.
Participants can be picked up from popular destinations like Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum Jungle Gym.
For those staying at hostels or remote accommodations, designated meeting points are provided.
The tour ensures convenience by offering centralized pickup locations to suit the needs of various travelers.
Whether you’re based in the heart of the Riviera Maya or in a more secluded spot, the tour makes it easy to join the adventure and explore the ancient wonders of Coba and Tulum.
Stops
On the ECO Full Day Tour from Riviera Maya, participants can expect to visit three main stops: Tulum, Cenote Mariposa, and Coba.
First, they’ll enjoy a guided tour of Tulum’s archaeological zone for 2 hours, exploring the preserved ancient structures and stunning beaches.
Next, they’ll spend 2 hours swimming and having lunch at the crystal-clear Cenote Mariposa.
The final stop is Coba, where they’ll partake in a 2-hour guided tour, including a visit to the tallest pyramid.
Throughout the tour, you will engage with modern Mayan traditions and learn about local honey and cocoa production.
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The tour’s transportation between the sites involves bus or coach travel.
From Tulum, it’s a 40-minute ride to Cenote Mariposa. Then, it’s a 1-hour drive from the cenote to Coba.
Finally, the return trip from Coba to the drop-off points takes around 2 hours.
The transportation is provided as part of the tour package, ensuring a seamless experience as you move between the different attractions.
Participants can sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenery during the transfers, while the guide provides informative commentary about the areas you’re passing through.
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Included Features
Along With the seamless transportation, the tour also includes a variety of features that enhance the overall experience.
Participants will enjoy guided tours of the Coba, Tulum, and Cenote Mariposa sites, led by knowledgeable local guides. The tour also provides a buffet meal and bottled water throughout the day.
Admission fees to the archaeological sites are included, saving visitors the hassle of purchasing tickets separately. On top of that, the tour offers live commentary from the guide, providing valuable insights into the region’s history and cultural traditions.
The included features are:
- Guided tours of Coba, Tulum, and Cenote Mariposa
- Buffet meal and bottled water
- Admission fees to archaeological sites
- Live commentary from the guide
Experience Highlights
Visitors can explore preserved ancient structures and stunning beaches at Tulum, the former Mayan port city.
They’ll also visit the tallest pyramid at Coba, engaging with modern Mayan traditions along the way, including a local shaman’s purifying ceremony.
Travelers can swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenote Mariposa, a natural swimming hole.
The tour also includes a demonstration of authentic honey and cocoa production, providing insight into local traditions.
With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, participants can enjoy the rich cultural heritage of these ancient Mayan sites.
Important Information
Participants can expect a variety of important details to consider when joining this tour. This experience is suitable for adults aged 12 to 99 and children aged 3 to 11, but infants 2 and younger can join for free.
However, individuals over 70, with insect allergies, over 331 lbs (150 kg), with back problems, or mobility impairments should avoid this tour.
Recommended items to bring include:
- Towel
- Change of clothes
- Swimwear
Prohibited items include tripods, large bags, and drones.
The exact tour departure time will be provided upon reservation, and participants should ensure they can climb and descend stairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Rent Snorkeling Equipment at the Cenote?
No, snorkeling equipment is not available for rent at the Cenote Mariposa. The tour includes swimming and exploring the cenote, but participants are responsible for bringing their own snorkeling gear if they wish to snorkel during the visit.
Are Professional Photos Taken During the Tour Available for Purchase?
The tour company doesn’t offer professional photos, but visitors can take their own photos throughout the day. Guests are welcome to bring their own cameras and capture the scenic highlights of the Tulum, cenote, and Coba sites.
Do I Need to Bring My Own Towel and Sunscreen?
Based on the tour overview, it is recommended that participants bring their own towel and sunscreen. The tour does not provide these items, so it’s important for guests to come prepared for a day outdoors.
Is Gratuity for the Guide Included in the Tour Price?
Gratuity for the guide is not included in the tour price. Participants are expected to provide a tip, typically between 10-20% of the tour cost, based on their satisfaction with the guide’s service and performance.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Coba Pyramid Climb?
The tour has age restrictions for the Coba pyramid climb. Participants must be between 12-99 years old, and those over 70 are not recommended to climb the pyramid due to physical limitations.
Recap
This all-encompassing tour offers an unforgettable adventure. Explore the ancient ruins of Tulum, swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cenote Mariposa, and indulge in a delicious buffet lunch. With guided visits to Coba and insights into Mayan culture, this 12-hour excursion provides a rich and immersive experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to embark on this must-do adventure from Rivera.
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