If you want to visit two of the most iconic ruins in Quintana Roo, swim in a cenote, and taste a typical Mexican buffet lunch, this is your tour!
Head to Cobá early in the morning to visit this awesome place before the crowds arrive. This ancient Mayan city was placed near 5 lakes that were crucial for its development between 300 and 100 b.C. Learn about its history and the people who inhabited this magical place.
Visit Chichén Itzá, one of the seven Wonders of the World. There your guide will give you all the information needed to get you immersed in the Mayan Culture and the mysteries of this archeological site. Then you’ll have free time to explore it on your own.
After admiring the views, enjoy a typical Mexican buffet lunch. The next stop will be at the Cenote Chichi Kan, where you’ll be able to swim and relax right next to its impressive waterfall. To end the trip, you'll enjoy a quick panoramic visit to Valladolid
Posted By : Michelle T
5/5 Isaac was amazing, very knowledge and explained things clearly. Did not rush, experience was made better by having such a great tour guide
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Posted On : 2024-06-08 10:45:21 
Posted By : Kelly_T
This was a great trip & Charlie was very informative, but for some reason we did the trip in a different order so visited Chichen Itza last instead of second. Then it was just too hot to walk around Chichen Itza which was a shame as one of the seven wonders of the world! Also Coba charge an astronomical amount for a bottle of water as we'd run out. I think water should be included on the as a minimum. Even if we had to pay $1 for it instead of 480 MXN for 8 bottles of water!
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Posted On : 2024-06-04 08:09:56 
Posted By : Wilton_H
Great trip. Thanks to Johnny our driver for a comfortable drive and clean mini bus and looking after the bags when we were away at the sites. Pedro our trike driver at Coba spoke excellent English and was able to give us a lot of historical info of the site. Isaac the guide kept the trip interesting speaking both Spanish and English and we didn't feel as if we missed any of the information.
We would have liked more time at Coba and Chichen Itza rather than the cenote.
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Posted On : 2024-05-19 14:04:04
Posted By : Ashley_Y
Beto was great!! Very knowledgeable and passionate about this job, country and history!! The Cenote was amazing, food was delicious !! Overall great expirence !!
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Posted On : 2024-05-11 13:13:09
Posted By : Daniela_R
Great tour. It was a great tour to see two archeological sites. Frank the tour guide was great, gave interesting facts about Mayan Culture.
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Posted On : 2024-05-08 21:31:19
Posted By : 18FAG
We went with the friends tour company. The guide Juam was excellent, very friendly, and very clear in his explanations. The only thing that might need to be changed is to see if the fees, vests and lockers could be paid sooner without having to run around looking for where to get the money from. We didn't have Mexican pesos and they didn't accept credit cards everywhere and that issue was a nuisance. All in all it was a great experience.
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Posted On : 2024-05-03 19:47:38
Posted By : Passport39043372937
We took the tour with the guide Juam and the driver Carlos. They were both very friendly and the guide was charismatic and explanatory.
The only thing is with the company, they did not make it clear how much was going to be spent and whether or not you could use a card. So the first problem we had was with a payment.
It would be nice if they offered the excursion with the final value of it.
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Posted On : 2024-05-03 19:45:46
Posted By : R_Z
Pros:
+ punctual
+ good communication beforehand and responsive to questions
+ guide Marcela good energy and knowledgeable
Cons:
- different order of itinerary: Chichen Itza is actually last
- Incorrect info re cost of life vests and lockers (even though I had asked several times BEFORE the start of the tour) - life vests are MXN 100 pp and lockers MXN 100 (lockers can be shared); I had been told MXN 130 pp for life vests incl. lockers
- You are strongly encouraged to pay the entry for Chichen via a QR code that the tour provides (supposedly to avoid queues, which I saw none of upon our arrival) - note that this ends up including almost 10 USD in additional fees per person - entry fee is 548 MXN pp which is ~32 USD; we ended up paying over 41 USD pp
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Posted On : 2024-04-29 11:25:26
Posted By : 305vincenzol
Juam and his driver were really great by taking care of us in any possible way.
Great job !
The place itself is fascinating, coming in this area it is a must!
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Posted On : 2024-04-22 13:43:02
Posted By : johnhZ1264EC
Had a good time! The fact that Rodrigo grew up there made it authentic, personal, and informative. It’s the closest as a tourist to having a friend (who has humility and a sense of humor) show you around the region— which is a rare gem of an experience.
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Posted On : 2024-04-20 13:00:02
