Coba Sunset Cultural
Duration
5 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Learn Mayan pottery techniques and take home your creation
Visit a Mayan village and hear about local traditions
Taste freshly made corn tortillas and meet native bees
Witness a Mayan ceremony with traditional dances
€ 110
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This five-hour tour offers an immersive experience in Mayan culture and tradition. Guests will visit the ancient city of Coba, home to the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán Peninsula, set amidst the lush jungle and surrounded by beautiful lagoons. A certified guide will lead the exploration of the archaeological site, sharing insights into the history and significance of the area. Participants will also take part in a cultural pottery workshop, learning traditional Mayan techniques and creating a piece to take home as a unique souvenir.
The tour continues with a visit to a Mayan village, where guests will hear stories about local traditions and daily life, meet native stingless bees, and taste freshly made corn tortillas prepared by Mayan women. The experience concludes with a Mayan ceremony featuring traditional dances performed by local families and children. Transportation, bilingual certified guides, site entry, bottled water, a regional meal, and one beverage during the meal are included, providing a complete and culturally rich excursion through the heart of the Riviera Maya.
Transportation in an air-conditioned van.
Certified bilingual guide in archaeological zone.
Entrance to the archaeological zone
Water bottle in transportation
Typical regional food of Yucatán
One Drink during the meal
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Camera
Basic swimming ability is required
No participation under influence of alcohol or drugs
Keep personal essentials
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Activity Provider: Viajes Tours Maya
Customer Reviews
Sarah
I took the Chichen Itza with cenote and Valladolid tour on June 24th with Ulises and Antonio as our tour guides. Tour was good and the guides were amazing. Lots of history and interesting facts. Just be careful to be on time because they will leave you behind if you are not!!
Me
On June 11th we traveled with Ulises and Antonio, the tour was amazing. We enjoyed the travel time, Chichen Itza, the Cenote and Valladolid. The piramid is a magical place, but the Cenote was the refreshing part of the trip.
Shamanta
Last week, we went on two excursions with Coba Sunset, which we booked through Air Canada Vacations, and they were amazing! On the first day, our guide was Arturo, who took us to see the cenotes, Mayan ruins, and snorkeling with turtles. He was very sweet and knowledgeable. He brought us to the cenotes first thing in the morning before they got crowded, and we all had a fantastic time. On the second day, we did ATV riding, ziplining, and cenote swimming with Abdiel, who was also incredible. We couldn’t recommend them more!
Lee
Satisfying Tulum + Cenote + Lagoon tour with Coba Sunset. Daniel kept us sane through crowds at Tulum. Later he told us that our arrival time of approximately 10.30 am was the busiest time of the day. If you book a taxi/bus for an entire group and plan on getting to the Ruins at 9am when they open traffic drops off dramatically and you'll (relatively speaking) have the place to yourself. PM if you want Daniel's contacts for scheduling him to meet you at Tulum parking lot to go on thereafter. We then moved on with Marco (who is El Chingon) and kept us moving really well and quickly through Casa Tortuga Tulum Cenote and the fantastic Tres Portes Cenote swim. We then moved onto the Yal- Kul lagoon at Akumal which was formed when the roof of a cavern collapsed making a natural salt and fresh water tropical fish aquarium. Fimally this was topped off with a big lunch at Cuerva del Pescado Back early! Unheard of for a trip
Kayla
We had Israel as our guide on our recent trip to Mexico. I have never felt more safe, taken care of, and given so much knowledge on an excursion. We will forever be using Israel on all our trips to the Playa del Carmen area. Thoroughly impressed with Coba Sunset!