Between the ruins of Tulum or Chichen Itza, which one is a must?

They are two visits that are very difficult to compare and both are a must on your visit to Mexico. Both are world-famous Mayan ruins, but both the tourist attraction and the type of excursions are very different. In Tulum, you can visit the ruins and spend free time on the beach, and by 6:00 p.m. you are already at your lodging, so you can spend the rest of the day doing other activities. Chichen Itza, also very famous, is worth visiting and you can combine it with a visit to a cenote. Our recommendation is that if you have the opportunity, make time in your schedule to do both activities because they are really worth it.

I am still not sure which meeting point I want to go to, can I call later?

No problem! If you are sure about it, please indicate it in the notes section when you make the reservation. If you are still not sure, don't worry. When you decide, contact us.

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Excursion Tulum, Cenote and Coba

Explore Mayan ruins and swim in a cenote.

(2 reviews)

Riviera Maya

1 day

Spanish and English

Starts: From your hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya or from the meeting point in Cancun between 5:00 and 6:10 am. [See all the meeting points and schedules in the Important Information section below].

Ends: Back to the same point of departure about 12 hours later.

Free cancellation!

Briefing

Have you ever dreamed of walking among ruins, surrounded by tropical white sand beaches or swimming in a Mayan cenote? If so, read on.

On the Tulum, Cenote and Coba Excursion you will discover the Mayan archaeological sites with a professional guide and you will swim in a Mayan Cenote.

Want to know more? This is what your day will be like:

Tour details

Included

Transfer to and from meeting points
Professional bilingual guide
Buffet lunch
Entrance fees to the archeological sites of Tulum and Cobá
Entrance to the cenote
Mayan ceremony with a shaman
Life jacket
Locker in the cenote

Not included

Government tax of 741 MXN per person ($39 USD approximately). Only credit card payment accepted.
Beverages

Important information

Pick up will take place at the indicated times at the following meeting points:

CANCUN

5:00 A.M. Bus stop at the Go Mart Villas del Rey supermarket, in front of the Crown Paradise Club Cancun Hotel.

5:20 A.M. Bus stop at the Beach Palace ® All Inclusive Resort Hotel.

5:40 A.M. Bus stop at Presidente Intercontinental Hotel.

5:50 A.M. Bus stop at Holiday Inn Las Perlas hotel.

6:10 A.M. Bus stop at Crazy Hot Coyote restaurant-discotheque.

⚠️ There are no meeting points in RIVIERA MAYA, only hotel pick up.

Remember to indicate the meeting point you have chosen in the Notes section of the reservation form.

If you want to enter the archaeological site with mobile devices (such as GoPro, professional cameras, selfie sticks and drones), you will have to pay an additional fee for each device at the ticket office, according to the government order.

🚌Please note that if you select the "with pick-up" option, you will go through the different hotels picking up the rest of the passengers until you reach the meeting point where the activity starts. That is why the pick up time at your hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya will be early and you will be notified 12 hours before departure.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation! If you cancel at least 48 hours before the tour starts, you will receive 100% of the amount paid. After this time, in case of no-show, no refunds will be given.

Tour itinerary

Tulum, Cenote and Coba Excursion

Total duration: 12 hours

Pick up at meeting points

Sometimes getting up early during your vacation is worth it. You will be picked up at your hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya and then at the meeting points indicated in the "Important Information" section, it is important that you arrive at yours 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Once the group is gathered, you will head to the archaeological site of Tulum.

Tulum Ruins

You will arrive at one of the most famous Mayan cities, Tulum. You will visit the entire city, accompanied by your guide while learning about the culture and history of the Mayan people. The ruins of "El Castillo" on the coast of the Caribbean Sea will leave you speechless. After exploring this city and learning about its culture, you will have the opportunity to taste a delicious chocolate.

Cobá Archaeological Zone

Later you will arrive at Cobá, another important Mayan archaeological site, known for housing the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán peninsula, Nohoch Mul. Here you can explore an extensive network of Mayan roads and various structures that are part of this ancient religious and ceremonial center. You will also taste their delicious tequila.

Then it's time for a buffet lunch, where you will replenish your strength to continue your day.

Cenote

After lunch, it's time to relax in the cenote. You can cool off and enjoy a swim in this magical place. Cenotes are natural fresh water wells formed by the erosion of limestone rock, and are unique in the Yucatan region. Enjoy the natural beauty of this cenote and relax swimming in its crystal clear waters.

Return to Cancun and Riviera Maya

Although you will never want to leave this place... All good things come to an end! You will meet at the entrance of the archaeological site with the rest of the group to get back on the minibus. When the group is reunited, you will return to Cancun or Riviera Maya ending the Tulum, Cenote and Coba Excursion.

What to bring to Excursion Tulum, Cenote and Coba tour

Sunglasses
Cap or hat
Comfortable shoes
Bathing suit and towel in case you want to swim at the beach during your free time.
Sunscreen and lipstick
Cash for possible additional expenses (Mexican pesos or US dollars).
Camera and camera
Snacks and drinks
Mosquito repellent

Where does the tour Excursion Tulum, Cenote and Coba start

Choose the pick up in the city of your choice and don't forget to tell us your hotel as well. We will pick you up and bring you back so you don't have to worry about anything.

Questions & Answers

Between the ruins of Tulum or Chichen Itza, which one is a must?
They are two visits that are very difficult to compare and both are a must on your visit to Mexico. Both are world-famous Mayan ruins, but both the tourist attraction and the type of excursions are very different. In Tulum, you can visit the ruins and spend free time on the beach, and by 6:00 p.m. you are already at your lodging, so you can spend the rest of the day doing other activities. Chichen Itza, also very famous, is worth visiting and you can combine it with a visit to a cenote. Our recommendation is that if you have the opportunity, make time in your schedule to do both activities because they are really worth it.
I am still not sure which meeting point I want to go to, can I call later?
No problem! If you are sure about it, please indicate it in the notes section when you make the reservation. If you are still not sure, don't worry. When you decide, contact us.

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Excursion Tulum, Cenote and Coba

Riviera Maya, 1 day

Free cancellation!

(2 reviews)