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    Cancun Super Saver: Tulum and Coba Ruins Including Cenote Swim and Lunch

    From US$98.99
    Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
    Highlights
    • Tulum, Coba, and a cenote in one day from Cancun or Playa del Carmen 
    • Ge the most out of the ruins by touring with a guide 
    • Travel with ease between the far-flung sites 
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    Cancun Super Saver: Tulum and Coba Ruins Including Cenote Swim and Lunch
    From US$98.99
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    Overview

    To truly appreciate the archaeological sites of Tulum and Coba, it's best to explore them with a guide. Discover little-known facts and see more of Mexico’s Maya ruins on a day trip from Cancun or Playa del Carmen. In addition to an in-depth tour of each site, break to swim in a cenote and enjoy a buffet lunch. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you won’t need to worry about finding the pickup point in the morning.

    What to Expect

    Tulum Ruins (7 hours)
    Following pickup from your Cancun or Playa del Carmen hotel, travel to the Tulum ruins in an air-conditioned coach. On arrival, absorb views of the Caribbean Sea from a cliff-top perch before taking an in-depth tour of the archeological site, established during the 13th century.

    Then, continue to a nearby cenote for a refreshing swim surrounded by limestone caverns. Sate your appetite with a buffet lunch featuring Mexican dishes such as quesadillas and salad accompanied by water, soda, and beer.

    Coba Ruins Tour (4.5 hours)
    Following lunch, you’ll travel to the Coba ruins, an archaeological site enshrouded by the rain forest. During a guided tour, you’ll learn about the significance of the complex and have a chance to climb to the summit of Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan.

    After free time to explore independently, you’ll return to Cancun by coach.

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    Key Details
    • Coba Ruins Ruins of Tulum and 4 more
    • Flexible
    • Electronic Voucher Accepted
    • Instant confirmation
    • Hotel Pickup
    • Languages Offered: English, Spanish
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    Reviews (220)

    1 - 5 of 14 reviews

    Reviewed 23 March 2018 via mobile
    Best Tour!

    Our Tour Guide Luis Estrella and our driver Javi were awesome. Our Tour Operator Equinox or something pretty close to this with a slightly different spelling but nonetheless was a great overall experience. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and wasn't pushy. They also provided water...More

    1  Thank lourdesmarief
    Reviewed 20 March 2018 via mobile
    Good experience

    Overall good experience and interesting historical trip. The guide was speaking mostly Spanish, and was hard to keep up, even though we were promised English speaking guide. The beach in Tulum is very dirty and un-swimmable. However, great historical experience with gorgeous views and ruins....More

    3  Thank marinadubs
    Reviewed 20 March 2018
    Wonderful experience

    Luis was an amazing tour guide. Full of knowledge and passion for the subject. He was incredibly patient with my nine year old son who wants to know all the things, all the time, and peppered him with questions. My only recommendation is to bring...More

    Thank Cindy M
    Reviewed 18 March 2018
    Great experience

    Great way to spend the day learning about the history of the ruins. Swimming in the underground cave was was a great experience as well as a refreshing break from the heat. Lunch at the Maya village was a real treat. If your going check...More

    1  Thank Gary D
    Reviewed 12 March 2018
    Overall I am happy

    The tour guides seemed knowledgeable on the history of the Mayans and the ruins. Our group was small and it was easy to get around and move to a different locations quickly. The Cenote swim was not anything spacial, and for lunch they could have...More

    1  Thank Sepehr S
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