EXCURSION TO THE RUINS OF TULUM, COBA AND CENOTE
2024
Immerse yourself in thousands of years of Mayan history on this immersive tour of the Yucatan Peninsula. Explore the ruins of Tulum, a coastal city with breathtaking views of the turquoise sea. In Cobá, climb the steps of the Nohoch Mul pyramid to admire the jungle as far as the eye can see. Meet Mayan artisans and learn their ancestral techniques at a handicraft workshop. Savor a feast of Mayan flavors, including cochinita pibil, handmade tortillas and local spices. Finally, dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Cho-Ha cenote, surrounded by spectacular rock formations. An authentic experience that will transport you to the heart of Mayan civilization and the natural beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula.
Highlights of the trip
During your stay you can enjoy the following highlights: Culture / Heritage, Discovery, Off the beaten track, Nature travel.
Best months to go
The best time(s) to go is/are : Janvier, Février, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin, Juillet, Août, Septembre, Octobre, Novembre, Décembre.
You can go all year round.
How to get there?
You can get there by , Car.
AGENCE D'EXCURSION FRANCOPHONE
From 116€ à 263€ / person
Travel suitable for :
Detail of the stay : EXCURSION TO THE RUINS OF TULUM, COBA AND CENOTE - 1 day
EXCURSION TO THE RUINS OF TULUM, COBA AND CENOTE
Steps: Playa Del Carmen
This tour offers you the opportunity to discover the rich Mayan history and culture of the Yucatan Peninsula. You'll start your day by visiting the ruins of Tulum, a Mayan archaeological site located on the Caribbean coast. You can explore the ancient stone structures and learn more about the lives of the ancient Mayans.
Next, you'll visit the archaeological site of Cobá, once one of the largest Mayan cities in the region. Although climbing the Nohoch Mul pyramid is no longer permitted, you can wander through the surrounding forest and discover the site's other impressive structures.
Afterwards, you'll visit a traditional Mayan village to discover the daily life and traditions of this community. You can take part in handicraft workshops, watch traditional dances and sample local dishes.
For lunch, you'll enjoy an atypical meal of authentic Mayan specialties, such as cochinita pibil, a pork dish slow-cooked in a pit with spices, accompanied by handmade tortillas.
Finally, you'll round off your day with a visit to the Cho-Ha cenote, a natural cave filled with crystal-clear water. Here you can swim and admire the incredible rock formations that line the natural pool.
