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Coba ruins guides

Everything to sort out before you go to Coba: the two gate tickets, the reopened climb, how it compares with Tulum and Chichen Itza, how to get there, the cenotes nearby and whether to bike.

Tours

Choose your Coba tour

The three tours most people choose between. Every tour has its own page with the hours at Coba and what guests say.

Tulum, Coba & Cave Cenote from Cancun Lowest price ★ 4.612 hoursFree cancellation

Tulum, Coba & Cave Cenote from Cancun

2.5 h at CobaBuffet lunchFees extra

The most-reviewed Coba day: Tulum at opening time, two and a half hours at Coba, then a swim through a cave cenote. The $44 site fees are paid on the day, by card.

What's included
  • Guided visits to Tulum and Coba
  • Cave cenote swim, buffet lunch, chocolate and tequila tasting
  • Bus from Cancun meeting points from 5 a.m.
  • Site fees of $44 paid on the day, by card
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Full tour details
From$59per person Reserve
Coba, Tulum & Multun-Ha Small-Group Day Small group ★ 4.710 hoursFree cancellation

Coba, Tulum & Multun-Ha Small-Group Day

Max 15 guestsCoba ticket inWed and Sat

An art historian takes you round Coba for two and a half hours, then a swim in Multun-Ha cenote and Tulum with the Mayan Museum. The Coba and cenote tickets are in the price.

What's included
  • Coba and Multun-Ha cenote entry
  • Art historian guide, 15 guests at most
  • Buffet lunch and bottled water
  • Tulum entry of $25 paid on site
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Full tour details
From$119per person Reserve

Plan your date before you go

Two hours at Coba by bike with a historian guide, then spider monkeys, a zipline and lunch with a Maya family. Entry fees included.

Check dates for the Coba and Punta Laguna day