Coba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions

With a Spanish- or English-speaking guide it runs on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In French it runs on Wednesdays only, and in Italian on Sundays only. When booking you choose the language first and the calendar shows only those days.

Spanish, English, French and Italian. The language determines which days you can travel, so choose it before looking at dates.

About 8 hours of touring. It is a full day and departure is early in the morning.

No. Entrance fees for both archaeological sites are paid separately, in cash, on the day of the tour: USD 42 per adult and USD 25 per child for foreign visitors; MXN 700 and 400 for Mexican nationals with valid ID.

Climbing the Nohoch Mul pyramid has been closed to the public since 2020 by order of INAH. The visit itself is unaffected: you still tour the site and travel inside it by tricycle.

Distances inside the archaeological site are long, so you travel by tricycle with a driver. It is included in the tour price.

Yes, a buffet lunch. Drinks are not included and are paid separately.

Yes, the tour includes a visit to a semi-open cenote with life jackets and lockers included. Bring a swimsuit, a towel and biodegradable sunscreen.

The Melipona is a stingless Mayan bee whose honey has been used in the peninsula for centuries. The tour explains how it is kept and includes a cacao bean demonstration, another staple of Mayan culture.

Comfortable clothes and shoes, a swimsuit and towel, biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent, sunglasses or a cap, and cash for the entrance fees, drinks, souvenirs and tips.

The Coba, Tulum and Mayan Traditions tour lasts about 8 hours.

Prices: Child (3–11 years): $1,210 MXN; Adult (12+ years): $1,730 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free.

Included: Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, Certified guide, Visit to the Coba archaeological site, Visit to the Tulum archaeological site, Tricycle ride inside Coba, Melipona honey and cacao demonstration, Semi-open cenote swim, Life jackets and lockers, Buffet lunch (drinks not included), One bottle of water when leaving each site.

Not included: Site entrance fees: USD 42 per foreign adult and USD 25 per child; MXN 700 and 400 for Mexican nationals, paid on the day of the tour, Drinks during lunch, Tips, Souvenirs.

Hotel pickup or agreed meeting point. Coverage to be confirmed.