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.
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$1,730.00 MXN
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Archaeological Sites6 hoursTransport included
Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya
Transportation
Included
Duration
6 hours
Food
Not included
Frequency
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Tour summary
Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya is a 6 hours tour in the Archaeological Sites category.
Prices: Child (3–11 years): $860 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $1,030 MXN.
Included: Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, Bilingual cultural guide, Guided visit and free time at the Tulum archaeological site, 50 minutes of swimming in an open cenote, Life jacket and locker at the cenote, One bottle of water, One snack.
Not included: Entrance and conservation fees: USD 40 per foreign adult and USD 20 per child; MXN 550 and 200 for Mexican nationals, paid on the day of the tour, Meals, Drinks, Tips, Souvenirs, Any service not mentioned.
Meeting point: Hotel pickup in the Riviera Maya or Tulum area. This tour does not depart from Cancún. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.
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About this tour
If you are staying in the Riviera Maya or in Tulum, this is the short route to the most photographed archaeological site on the Mexican Caribbean. Tulum is the only walled Mayan city built facing the sea: its temples look out from a cliff, with turquoise water and white sand below.
A bilingual cultural guide walks you through the site, and afterwards you get free time to explore at your own pace and take photos.
Then we head to an open cenote, where you have 50 minutes to swim in fresh water. Life jacket and locker included: all you need is a swimsuit and a towel.
Before you book
- This tour departs only from the Riviera Maya and Tulum area. If you are staying in Cancún, the version leaving from there also includes Playa del Carmen and a buffet lunch.
- It takes about 6 hours: it is a half day, not a full day.
- Food is not included. A snack and a bottle of water are provided; bring money for a meal.
- Entrance and conservation fees are paid separately, in cash, on the day of the tour: USD 40 per adult and USD 20 per child for foreign visitors; MXN 550 and 200 for Mexican nationals with valid ID.
The guide speaks Spanish or English, and the tour runs on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
What's included?
- Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle
- Bilingual cultural guide
- Guided visit and free time at the Tulum archaeological site
- 50 minutes of swimming in an open cenote
- Life jacket and locker at the cenote
- One bottle of water
- One snack
Not included
- Entrance and conservation fees: USD 40 per foreign adult and USD 20 per child; MXN 550 and 200 for Mexican nationals, paid on the day of the tour
- Meals
- Drinks
- Tips
- Souvenirs
- Any service not mentioned
Schedule
Operating days
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
Hotel pickup
Includes pickup at your hotel and drop-off afterwards.
What to bring
- Comfortable clothes and shoes
- Swimsuit and towel
- Biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent
- Sunglasses or a cap
- Cash for entrance fees, food, souvenirs and tips
Itinerary
We pick you up in the Riviera Maya or Tulum area. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.
Guided walk with a bilingual cultural guide through the walled Mayan city facing the sea, followed by free time to explore and take photos.
50 minutes to swim in fresh water, with life jacket and locker included.
Return to your hotel in the Riviera Maya or Tulum. The whole tour takes about 6 hours.
Highlights
- The walled Mayan city facing the sea
- 50 minutes swimming in an open cenote
- Departs only from the Riviera Maya and Tulum
- Half day: about 6 hours
Pricing
| Type | Age | MXN | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Child | 3–11 | $860 | $49 |
| Infant | 0–2 | Free | — |
| Adult | +12 | $1,030 | $59 |
* Prices per person. Subject to availability.
FAQ
Which days does this tour run?
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, with either a Spanish- or English-speaking guide. The booking calendar only lets you pick those days.
Where does the tour depart from?
Only from the Riviera Maya and Tulum area. If you are staying in Cancún this tour does not apply: there is a separate departure from Cancún that also includes Playa del Carmen and a buffet lunch.
How long does it last?
About 6 hours. It is a half-day tour, so the rest of the afternoon is yours.
Are entrance fees included in the price?
No. Entrance and conservation fees are paid separately, in cash, on the day of the tour: USD 40 per adult and USD 20 per child for foreign visitors; MXN 550 and 200 for Mexican nationals with valid ID.
Is food included?
No. A snack and a bottle of water are included, but not a meal. Bring cash if you want to eat during the tour.
Can you swim in the cenote?
Yes, 50 minutes of swimming in an open cenote, with life jacket and locker included. Bring a swimsuit, a towel and biodegradable sunscreen.
What languages is the guide available in?
Spanish and English. On this tour both languages run on the same days: Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
What should I bring?
Comfortable clothes and shoes, a swimsuit and towel, biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent, sunglasses or a cap, and cash for entrance fees, food, souvenirs and tips.
Why is biodegradable sunscreen required?
Cenotes are fresh water connected to an underground system: regular sunscreens pollute it, which is why biodegradable sunscreen is required to swim.
How much do children pay?
Children aged 3 to 11 pay the child rate. Infants aged 0 to 2 do not pay for the tour. Children's entrance fees are still paid separately.
How long is the Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya tour?
The Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya tour lasts about 6 hours.
How much does Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya cost?
Prices: Child (3–11 years): $860 MXN; Infant (0–2 years): free; Adult (12+ years): $1,030 MXN.
What does Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya include?
Included: Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, Bilingual cultural guide, Guided visit and free time at the Tulum archaeological site, 50 minutes of swimming in an open cenote, Life jacket and locker at the cenote, One bottle of water, One snack.
What is not included in Tulum and Cenote from Riviera Maya?
Not included: Entrance and conservation fees: USD 40 per foreign adult and USD 20 per child; MXN 550 and 200 for Mexican nationals, paid on the day of the tour, Meals, Drinks, Tips, Souvenirs, Any service not mentioned.
Where is the meeting point?
Hotel pickup in the Riviera Maya or Tulum area. This tour does not depart from Cancún. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.
Meeting point
Hotel pickup in the Riviera Maya or Tulum area. This tour does not depart from Cancún. The exact point and time are confirmed when you book.
Departs only from the Riviera Maya and Tulum area. The tour does not include a meal: only a snack and a bottle of water. Entrance fees for the archaeological site and the cenote are paid in cash on the day of the tour; the exact amount is listed under “Not included”. Mexican nationals pay a lower fee in pesos with valid ID.
Cancellation policy
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