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Coba Mayan Village

Prices (USD): $110.01 Adult $55.00 Children

Category: Archaeological
Duration of program: About 10 hrs.

Overview

Coba is home of the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula. It is uniquely set amidst lush jungle. Visitors enjoy a fascinating guided tour of the archaeological site and may climb the pyramid of this mayan ruins. The views from the top are breathtaking.

At the cenote, visitors can refresh themselves and swim in the transparent waters, naturally filtered by limestone and admire the astonishing natural formations, stalactites and stalagmites.

Lunch is a delicious combination of regional dishes. The visit to Coba Mayan Village is an unforgettable experience. Bear witness to ancient traditions and Mayan cultural heritage that still present in Mexico today. Mayan families receive you in their homes, letting people know their lifestyle, as regards to construction, hunting, agriculture, cuisine, religion, weaving, embroidery, etc.

Your visit to Mayan Villages encourages community-wide education, and ecological awareness programs.

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Schedules

Departures: Departs every tuesday and friday from Cancun meeting point on the hotel zone at 8 a.m. and it returns around 6 p.m.

Details

What's Included

Transportation with A/C, tour guide, entrance fee at Coba archaeological site, entrance fee to cenote (sinkhole), drinks on board vehicle (water, soft drinks), lunch (regional cuisine) and drinks, visit to Mayan Village.

Recommendations

Bring your swim suit, towel, comfortable light color clothes, an extra t-shirt, walking shoes, environmentally safe sun block, hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, money for souvenirs, camera or video camera.

Additional Info

There is a $35 pesos additional fee at archaeological site entrance for video cameras. There are special bicycles available for rent for disabled people.