The Yucatán Peninsula's most pristine archaeological sites – Coba – needs to be seen to be believed. An expert guide will introduce you to the remarkably well-preserved ruins that include detailed rock carvings, astronomical charts and the Great Pyramid – one of Mexico's tallest Maya temples. After, visit a Maya village for a dip in a cenote and a lesson in ancient Maya traditions, before tucking in to a buffet lunch with regional dishes.

We enjoyed the trip overall. However, before boarding the bus that collected us from the hotel, we were asked to pay a further 600 mx pesos. Ie 200 pesos each as a travel tax. This, we felt was unjustified. No receipt was given. This, we believe might have been a scam.

Højdepunkter

Explore Coba, one of the Yucatan's most well-preserved sites
Guided tour and free time at the ruins
Visit a typical Maya village for time at a cenote and regional lunch

Vigtig information

Just so you know, you'll need to pay $20 USD per person at check-in
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Bring bathing gear and sunblock
Bring biodegradable insect repellent
Bring a towel
Bring a hat
Bring money for extras or gratuities
Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change

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Peter
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24. januar 2026
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Storbritannien
We enjoyed the trip overall. However, before boarding the bus that collected us from the hotel, we were asked to pay a further 600 mx pesos. Ie 200 pesos each as a travel tax. This, we felt was unjustified. No receipt was given. This, we believe might have been a scam.