Private tour to Cobá and lunch from Cancún 10 h

Come discover the secrets hidden in one of the most impressive temples of the Mayan civilization: Cobá. A guided tour through the jungle. Will you dare to climb the tallest pyramid in the Riviera Maya? We tell you that you will rarely be able to discover a panorama as spectacular as if it were taken from a movie.

We will pick you up from the hotel where you are staying in Cancun first thing in the morning in our private transportation to avoid crowds at the entrance of the pyramids. Our guide, qualified in archeology and bilingual, will be in charge of guiding you during the 10 hours of the tour, walking through one of the largest Mayan cities still standing today.

A walk through the jungle will take us to the impressive Nohoch Mul pyramid, the highest on the Yucatán Peninsula whose Mayan name means "big mountain" and it is no wonder because You face 40 meters high full of stairs waiting for you to climb them so that you can "crown" and enjoy an unparalleled panoramic view.

Cobá ("water agitated by the wind") once housed in its city, its classic Mayan period between the years 400 and 1100, up to 50,000 inhabitants so you can get an idea of the spectacular nature that will come before your eyes.

Once we have visited the pyramid, we will once again enter the jungle grove, enjoying the shade of its immense trees to head this time to the Choo-Há cenote. Even if you want, you can choose to go by bike to the cenote where we will lend it to you to take the tour.

Who wouldn't want to enter the crystal clear waters of a Mexican cenote and dive? If you want, we will lend you the snorkeling equipment so that you can immerse yourself in this circular wonder about 10 meters deep, flooded by a light that could well come from the Mayan gods.

To regain strength, we will have lunch enjoying a buffet-style meal in the vicinity of Cobá so that you don't have to worry about anything other than preparing your backpack with the essentials.

* If you want to bring an electronic device to photograph places, by order of the Government of Mexico you must pay a supplement.