Archaeological SitesCoba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions
Two archaeological sites in one day: Coba in the jungle and Tulum by the sea, plus a cenote, buffet and Mayan traditions.
8h
From
$1,730.00 MXN
per person
Archaeological Sites
Explore the wonders of the Mayan world
4 tours available
Archaeological Sites
Archaeological SitesTulum, Cenote and Playa del Carmen
Tulum above the Caribbean, a semi-open cenote to swim in, and two free hours on Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue.
13h
From
$1,210.00 MXN
per person
Archaeological SitesTulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya
Half a day at Tulum and an open cenote, departing only from the Riviera Maya and Tulum.
6h
From
$1,030.00 MXN
per person
Archaeological SitesTulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal
Tulum above the sea, Cenote Mariposa and snorkelling with green turtles in Akumal bay, all in one day.
8h
From
$2,080.00 MXN
per person
Archaeological Sites FAQ
Which Archaeological Sites tours are available in Cancún?
There are 4 Archaeological Sites tours: Coba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions, Tulum, Cenote and Playa del Carmen, Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya, Tulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal.
How much do Archaeological Sites tours cost?
Coba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions: Child (3–11 years): $1,210 MXN; Adult (12+ years): $1,730 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free. Tulum, Cenote and Playa del Carmen: Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $1,210 MXN; Child (3–11 years): $1,030 MXN. Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya: Child (3–11 years): $860 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $1,030 MXN. Tulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal: Child (3–11 years): $1,560 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $2,080 MXN.
How long do Archaeological Sites tours last?
Coba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions: 8 hours; Tulum, Cenote and Playa del Carmen: 13 hours; Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya: 6 hours; Tulum, Cenote and Swim with Turtles in Akumal: 8 hours.