The Riviera Maya offers plenty of treasures for travelers who want to discover the history, culture and beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula. On our private tours you will get to know the most important places in the area with a hassle-free transfer to and from your hotel in the Riviera Maya.
Don't miss one of the most important archaeological sites in Mexico and the most recognized in Quintana Roo. The ruins of Tulum are famous for its architectural beauty as well as its landscapes. Get to know the city surrounded by a wall on three sides and on its east side by the Caribbean Sea. In ancient times it represented an important part of the maritime trade and a great ceremonial center.
Then we head to Coba, enter this great pre-Hispanic city in the jungle. You will see the highlights of the area such as the Church Building, the Ball Game and the Nohoch Mul.
You will visit the most impressive Mayan archaeological sites in the area. You will swim in natural cenotes with turquoise waters and learn about curiosities of the Mayan culture.
Your personal guide takes you to the main attractions of the area. On our private tour of Tulum and Coba, enjoy having a certified guide on board your private vehicle who will provide you with interesting and revealing information along the way. Our expert local guides will take you on a journey through time with their narrations about the history of Coba, Tulum and its surroundings.
Suggested schedule. The order of activities, times and schedules shown below are for informational purposes only and may change without notice.
* Price depending on the number of people and ages (Children and infants with passport copy).
** The charge is made in Mexican pesos.
This tour is not recommended for people in wheelchairs or with walking limitations.
Expert guides in archaeology who will give you a personalized tour.
Directly at your hotel or condominium.
Smoking and alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
According to the type of cenote you visit, the water in these natural wonders will vary. The maximum temperature is 24 degrees Celsius, but it can be lower if you visit a cavern cenote.
In Cobá:
It is not allowed to introduce or ingest food during the tour.
No, it is no longer allowed to climb the pyramids in both archaeological zones.
Yes, for photos, souvenirs and others.
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