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Tours
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- Coba, Punta Laguna & Cenote Small-Group DayCoba by bike with a historian, then spider monkeys, a zipline, a cenote and lunch with a Maya family. Ten guests at most.
- Tulum, Coba & Cave Cenote from CancunTulum at opening time, up to 2.5 hours at Coba, then a guided swim through a cave cenote. Site fees of $44 extra.
- Coba, Tulum & Multun-Ha Small-Group DayTulum early, the Maya museum, 2.5 hours at Coba and the Multun-Ha cave cenote, with an art historian. Max 15 guests.
- Private Coba & Two CenotesYour own guide at Coba early, two cave cenotes nearby and lunch with a Maya family. Every fee paid, back by mid-afternoon.
- Coba, Tulum, Cenote & Playa: 4-in-1Tulum, 90 minutes at Coba, Cenote Kuxtal and Playa's 5th Avenue in one day from Cancun. $35 site fees on top.
- Tulum, Coba & Cenote from PlayaThe budget day from Playa del Carmen: Tulum, 90 minutes at Coba and a swim at Cenote Kuxtal. $35 in taxes on top.
- Private Coba & Tulum from CancunYour own guide and van from Cancun: two hours at Coba, two at Tulum, buffet lunch and a cooler of drinks on board.
- Coba by Bike, Tulum by BoatCoba early by bike, two cave cenotes, a lakeside lunch, then Tulum's ruins from a boat and snorkelling on the reef.
- Chichen Itza, Coba & Cenote DayTwo great Maya cities in one day: an early hour at Coba, Chichen Itza, a cenote and Valladolid. $65 site fees extra.
Guides
- All guides
- Entrance fee 2026Two gate tickets, the 2026 prices and what tours leave out.
- Climbing Nohoch MulThe climb is back: rules, queues and the tours that leave time.
- Coba vs Tulum vs ChichenFees, climbing, shade and crowds at the three big sites.
- Getting to CobaTour, car, colectivo or bus: times and costs from each town.
- Cenotes near CobaThree cave cenotes 10 minutes away, and which tours swim where.
- Bike or tricycleGetting around Coba: prices, the route and what you pass.
Blog
- All posts
- The climb reopensNew wooden stairs, the 2026 rules and the tours with time to climb.
- 2026 ruin feesCoba doubled, Tulum and Chichen Itza changed. What a day now costs.
- Coba in winter 2026-27Dry season weather, holiday weeks, climb queues and the best hours.
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