



by 13 Baktun Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$490.58This full-day tour begins with a hotel pickup followed by travel in air-conditioned buses to the archaeological zones of Tulum and Coba. At Tulum, a certified archaeology guide presents details about Mayan culture, focusing on the site's role as a commercial port and explaining notable structures such as the Castle and the Temple of Frescos. After the guided portion, guests have time to explore the ruins and coastline independently for about an hour. Next, the tour moves to the archaeological site of Coba. The guide covers the main features, including the Pyramid of Nohoch Mul - the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán Peninsula at over 42 meters - and other temples and ceremonial areas. Visitors receive free time to walk around and photograph the site surrounded by jungle. A buffet lunch featuring typical Yucatecan dishes is included. Afterward, the group visits Cenote Muul’Ichi Ts’ono’ot. This natural sinkhole has clear water and jungle surroundings, offering a chance for a swim. The day concludes with free time on Playa del Carmen’s 5th Avenue, known for its shops, restaurants, and bars, allowing visitors to walk and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Admissions to Tulum and Coba archaeological sites, the cenote, buffet lunch, and taxes are included. Certified archaeology guides lead the visits, and sunshades are provided at the archaeological zones. Drinks at the restaurant, life jackets for the cenote, bicycle or train rentals, and camera fees are not included.
Tulum
The guide offers a detailed tour of Tulum’s archaeological area, focusing on Mayan culture, traditions, and the history of this important commercial port. Key structures like the Castle, which overlooks the Caribbean Sea, and the Temple of Frescos are explained. After the guided section, visitors have about one hour to explore the site independently, take photos of the ruins and sea views, and appreciate the tropical surroundings.
60 min
Zona Arqueologica De Coba
The guide leads a tour of the Coba archaeological zone, highlighting its significance in the Mayan civilization of Quintana Roo. The visit includes the Pyramid of Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán Peninsula at over 42 meters high. Other features include temples, ceremonial plazas, and the sacbeob road system connecting Coba to other cities. After the guided tour, guests have free time to walk the site, photograph pyramids, and observe the jungle environment.
60 min
The meeting point will be at the entrance of the super and the guide will wear a uniform with the Baktun Tours logo to facilitate identification.
End point
The meeting point will be at the entrance of the super and the guide will wear a uniform with the Baktun Tours logo to facilitate identification.




by 13 Baktun Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$490.58This full-day tour begins with a hotel pickup followed by travel in air-conditioned buses to the archaeological zones of Tulum and Coba. At Tulum, a certified archaeology guide presents details about Mayan culture, focusing on the site's role as a commercial port and explaining notable structures such as the Castle and the Temple of Frescos. After the guided portion, guests have time to explore the ruins and coastline independently for about an hour. Next, the tour moves to the archaeological site of Coba. The guide covers the main features, including the Pyramid of Nohoch Mul - the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán Peninsula at over 42 meters - and other temples and ceremonial areas. Visitors receive free time to walk around and photograph the site surrounded by jungle. A buffet lunch featuring typical Yucatecan dishes is included. Afterward, the group visits Cenote Muul’Ichi Ts’ono’ot. This natural sinkhole has clear water and jungle surroundings, offering a chance for a swim. The day concludes with free time on Playa del Carmen’s 5th Avenue, known for its shops, restaurants, and bars, allowing visitors to walk and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Admissions to Tulum and Coba archaeological sites, the cenote, buffet lunch, and taxes are included. Certified archaeology guides lead the visits, and sunshades are provided at the archaeological zones. Drinks at the restaurant, life jackets for the cenote, bicycle or train rentals, and camera fees are not included.
Tulum
The guide offers a detailed tour of Tulum’s archaeological area, focusing on Mayan culture, traditions, and the history of this important commercial port. Key structures like the Castle, which overlooks the Caribbean Sea, and the Temple of Frescos are explained. After the guided section, visitors have about one hour to explore the site independently, take photos of the ruins and sea views, and appreciate the tropical surroundings.
60 min
Zona Arqueologica De Coba
The guide leads a tour of the Coba archaeological zone, highlighting its significance in the Mayan civilization of Quintana Roo. The visit includes the Pyramid of Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán Peninsula at over 42 meters high. Other features include temples, ceremonial plazas, and the sacbeob road system connecting Coba to other cities. After the guided tour, guests have free time to walk the site, photograph pyramids, and observe the jungle environment.
60 min
The meeting point will be at the entrance of the super and the guide will wear a uniform with the Baktun Tours logo to facilitate identification.
End point
The meeting point will be at the entrance of the super and the guide will wear a uniform with the Baktun Tours logo to facilitate identification.