Tulum and Cobá 4-in-1: Ruins, Cenote and 5th Avenue
One Maya city by the sea,another deep in the jungle.
Choose your experience
Classic
From$1,490 MXNapprox. $85 USD
- Per person
- Adult $1,490 MXNChild $1,090 MXN
- Round-trip transportation and certified guide
- Tulum and Cobá entrance
- San Juan Cenote
- Regional lunch and Maya cooperative
- Free time on 5th Avenue
- Umbrella and blanket
- Drinks on board: water, beer and soft drinks
- Fresh fruit water with lunch
- Sandwich
Comfort
From$1,690 MXNapprox. $95 USD
- Per person
- Adult $1,690 MXNChild $1,190 MXN
- Round-trip transportation and certified guide
- Tulum and Cobá entrance
- San Juan Cenote
- Regional lunch and Maya cooperative
- Free time on 5th Avenue
- Umbrella and blanket
- Drinks on board: water, beer and soft drinks
- Fresh fruit water with lunch
- Sandwich
Deluxe
From$1,790 MXNapprox. $100 USD
- Per person
- Adult $1,790 MXNChild $1,390 MXN
- Round-trip transportation and certified guide
- Tulum and Cobá entrance
- San Juan Cenote
- Regional lunch and Maya cooperative
- Free time on 5th Avenue
- Umbrella and blanket
- Drinks on board: water, beer and soft drinks
- Fresh fruit water with lunch
- Sandwich
The day starts in Tulum, the Maya city on the cliff above the Caribbean, with one hour with a certified guide and one hour of free time. Then you head inland to Cobá, surrounded by jungle, where you spend between an hour and a half and two hours. The entrance to both sites is already included.
Next comes a swim at San Juan Cenote and a regional lunch with a Maya cooperative, and you finish with free time on 5th Avenue in Playa del Carmen. All three packages follow the same route; only what is included changes: drinks on board, fresh fruit water with lunch and a sandwich.
What's included
- Round-trip transportation
- Certified guide in English and Spanish
- Entrance to Tulum and Cobá
- Tulum: 1 h guided and 1 h of free time
- San Juan Cenote
- Regional lunch with a Maya cooperative
- Free time on 5th Avenue
- Umbrella and blanket
What's not included
- Life vest, $100 MXN per person (to swim in the cenote)
- Locker, optional
- Bike or tricycle in Cobá
- Drinks with lunch (Comfort and Deluxe include fresh fruit water)
- Tips
What to bring
Swimsuit, towel, comfortable clothes, sneakers, biodegradable sunscreen, hat and cash for the life vest and extras.
Good to know
- Children 0 to 2 go free. From 3 to 9 they pay the child rate and from age 10 they pay as adults.
- All three packages follow the same route; only what is included changes.
Your journey
Tulum
2 h: 1 h with a guide and 1 h of free time.
Cobá
1 h 30 to 2 h among the ruins and the jungle.
San Juan Cenote
About 1 h for a swim.
Lunch and Maya cooperative
Regional food, 1 h 30.
5th Avenue
Free time, 30 min, before heading back.
What every explorer asks
Do you pick me up at my hotel?
In Cancún and Playa del Carmen we pick you up at your hotel or at a meeting point close to it. In Tulum, the meeting point is at the entrance to town. We confirm the exact time the day before the tour.
What is the difference between Classic, Comfort and Deluxe?
All three follow the same route. Comfort adds drinks on board (water, beer and soft drinks) and a fresh fruit water with lunch. Deluxe adds drinks on board, two fresh fruit waters and a sandwich.
Do I pay a tax or entrance fee separately?
No. The entrance to Tulum and Cobá is included and there is no separate tax. What you can pay for on the day is the life vest ($100 MXN per person, to swim in the cenote), a locker, a bike or tricycle in Cobá and, in the Classic package, drinks with lunch.
How long is the day?
It is a full day of about 12 hours. We confirm your pickup time the day before the tour.
Can children come?
Yes. Children from 0 to 2 go free, from 3 to 9 they pay the child rate, and from age 10 they pay as adults.
How do I book, and what if I cancel?
You hold your spot with just $200 MXN per person through a secure Stripe payment link, and pay the rest on the day of the tour. If you cancel at least 24 hours before, we refund your deposit in full.
Two Maya cities, a cenote and 5th Avenue in a single day.
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