Private Coba & Cenotes tour
In this amazing Mayan city you will be able to admire the second highest Mayan pyramid in Mexico with 120 steps. You will enjoy the tour riding bikes or taking the “Mayan limo”. Here you will be able to combine history and adventure.
Near Coba there are some spectacular cenotes with pristine waters, where you will be able to dive or jump, or just swim in these refreshing waters. Finally we are going to have a delicious Mayan lunch in Coba village or in Tulum town.
The cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula are among the most breathtaking natural wonders in Mexico. These ancient limestone sinkholes, sacred to the Maya civilization, offer crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Each cenote has its own unique character, from open-air lagoons surrounded by tropical vegetation to mysterious underground caverns illuminated by shafts of natural light filtering through gaps in the rock ceiling above.
Tour Highlights
In this amazing Mayan city you are allowed to climb the second highest Mayan pyramid in Mexico with 120 steps. You will enjoy the tour riding bikes or taking the Mayan limo. Here you will be able to combine history and adventure.
There you will be able to refresh yourself in crystal clear waters.
If you want you can dive from different platforms and altitudes.
What’s Included
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Good to Know
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Tour Details
Duration: Approximately 6 hours
Tour Type: Full Day
Rating: ★★★★★ 5.0/5 (22 reviews)
This tour departs from Playa del Carmen and the surrounding Riviera Maya area. Hotel pickup is typically available — check the booking page for details on pickup locations and times.
Why Book This Tour
Booking a private tour gives you the freedom to set your own pace and tailor the experience to your interests. Unlike group tours where you are bound to a fixed schedule and must accommodate dozens of other travelers, a private tour means your guide focuses entirely on your group. You can spend more time at the places that fascinate you, skip the ones that do not interest you, and enjoy a more personal, intimate connection with the destinations you visit.
The Yucatan Peninsula is home to over 6,000 cenotes, but only a fraction are open to the public. Your guide will take you to carefully selected cenotes that offer the best combination of natural beauty, good swimming conditions, and manageable crowds. Most cenotes maintain a refreshing water temperature of around 24-25 degrees Celsius year-round, making them a perfect escape from the tropical heat at any time of day.