Cobá Tours: 15 Lined Up by Price and Hours

1.Tulum & Coba with Cenote, Cave Exploration, Lunch & Tastings

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,274 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $79Our pick

From Cancun, visit Tulum and Cobá with a certified guide, then swim through the cave system at Cenote Nohoch Nah Chich. The day includes lunch, chocolate and tequila tastings, transport, a life vest, and locker access on selected packages. Guides such as Manuel, Ricardo, Kevin, and Rodrigo have earned strong praise for their Mayan history talks.

“Well worth day, guided by Audomaro and his friend, our driver! I could do it all over again! Despite pickup being late due to thunder storms and floods the previous night all well amazingly well. Communication with Amigo tours is flawless and they inform you about every little change like of the pick os even 5 min late but anyway... Van that drove us around very comfortable and clean. Knowledge of the guide exceeded expectations (Audomaro after a little chat gathered that I have extensive knowledge of Mayans) Our guide was on top of that very kind and approachable. Tulum and Coba was great as well as the lunch (not…”

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2.Tulum, Coba, Cenote, and Mayan Ceremony Full-Day Tour plus Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 973 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $95

You’ll visit the seaside ruins of Tulum, jungle-covered Coba, and Cenote Mariposa with an English-speaking guide such as Mildred, Angel, or Arturo. Expect a 12-hour day, hotel pickup in Cancun and Riviera Maya, late lunch, extra entry fees, and plenty of walking in the heat.

“I really have nothing bad to say about this experience. I was nervous because I read some questionable reviews. But the trip was great. We purchased the more expensive package without playa del Carmen. pMildred our guide was wonderful We got picked up on a bus. We never got transferred to any vans. The bus was spacious and with AC We didn’t get to spend much time at Tulum because the process of taking a shuttle cart into the park takes some time. But we got to see the major sites and the sea Coba was so much fun, We had some tricycles (almost like an open rickshaw with driver)…”

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3.Coba Multun-Ha Cenote Tulum and Mayan Museum Small Group

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 773 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $109

Spend about 10 hours touring Coba and Tulum with a guide, then visit Jaguar Park Museum and swim in Multum Ha Cenote. Groups are capped at 15, with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned minivan, buffet lunch, and bottled water. Guides such as Jesus, Antonio, Gabriel, and Tonantzin are praised for lively Mayan history talks and personal service.

“Amazing !! We had the best experience. Our guide, Heriberso and Driver, German were so professional and full of knowledge. We had the best time and really enjoyed the experience. Thank you *****”

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4.Tulum and Coba with Cenote Swim and Lunch from Cancun

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 595 reviews · 11 hours (approx.) · from $89

Spend about 11 hours visiting Tulum and Coba, swimming at Cenote Kuxtal, eating a Yucatecan buffet, and stopping on Playa del Carmen’s Quinta Avenida. English-speaking guides such as Tony, Mundo, Celene, and Zeferino have led the day. Hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, site visits, lunch, and a maximum group size of 30 are included, but extra fees apply.

“This trip is a long one so prepare yourself for a LOT of driving! We had a great guide, Tony, and driver, Pepe. The ruins were all very interesting. Glad we opted for bicycle taxi at Coba since the whole trip was a lot of walking. The buffet was very rustic and food not really to our liking. It was an incredibly hot and humid day in October so that affected our experience as well. There was a Mayan shaman at the Cenote who performed a cleansing ceremony which was cool until he picked all the obvious non-hispanic looking people to receive a piece of obsidian jewelry for a hefty…”

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5.Coba Ruins, Punta Laguna Nature Reserve, Cenote and Mayan family

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 489 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $184Top rated

Spend about eight hours with a small group visiting Coba, Punta Laguna, a cenote, and a Mayan family. Expect biking, jungle walking, monkey watching, canoeing, ziplining, lunch, and a guide such as Carlos, Marco, Alonso, or Miguel to explain the area’s history and culture. Pickup is available from Tulum and selected resorts farther north for an added fee.

“Great itinerary and such a fun day! Saw monkeys, zip lined, Mayan village and had a fantastic lunch in a Mayan family home. Coba is amazing and biking there was such fun!”

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6.4×1: Coba, Cenote, Tulum and Playa del Carmen Tour from Cancun

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 380 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $75

This 12-hour Cancun excursion combines Tulum’s sea views, Cobá’s jungle temples, a swim at Cenote Kuxtal, buffet lunch, and 5th Avenue in Playa del Carmen. Guides such as Zeferino, Jaime, Arturo, and Francisco bring Mayan history to life. Expect hotel pickup, long drives, possible bus changes, and extra fees at several stops.

“It’s a long 12-14h trip. You get to get up very early to be picked up and need to get off the bus to join another bus in the middle. Pros: you see everything in one day. Guide and driver friendly and working hard. No mandatory purchase. Very detailed guide at archaeologic site. Cons: you have to bring your snack and water. Since your early 6:30 breakfast, you won’t get fed til 3:30pm . And you walk quite a lot and sweat a lot. So not good for diabetic people or with other medical conditions. Alternative is to book an 8h Tulum trip instead of 4x1”

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7.Coba, Tulum, Multun-Ha Cenote and Mayan Museum Reduced Group

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 344 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $109

Spend about 10 hours exploring Tulum, Jaguar Park’s Mayan Museum, Coba, and Multum Ha Cenote with an English-speaking guide. Hotel pickup, lunch, water, transport, and site admissions are included, though Tulum’s $45 adult or $30 child access charge is paid separately in cash. Groups are limited to 15.

“The whole experience was great. Jesus and Marcela were absolutely great. Friendly, helpful and knowledgable. The selection of places was great and the reduced group made the whole experience very private and distended. Despite being a rather intense trip including several places, it didn’t feel rushed and was not as long day as other excursions with more people. Jesus guided us through the best spots in a small group avoiding the crowds as much as possible. The road time involves a very bumpy road like any other trip in the Yucatán peninsula, other than that, Marcela was an excellent driver. Lunch was ok with a nice setting. Overall highly recommended.”

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8.Tulum, Coba, Playa Del Carmen and Cenote Tour with Tickets

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 337 reviews · 11 to 13 hours (approx.) · from $40Best value

Travel from Cancun or the Riviera Maya to Tulum and Cobá with an English-speaking guide, swim at Cenote Tamcach-Ha, eat a regional buffet, and stop in Playa del Carmen. The day lasts 11 to 13 hours and may include up to 42 people. Bring pesos for conservation fees, drinks, life jackets, tips, and optional transport at Cobá.

“I paid for this trip via VIATOR months in advance. My printed ticket said pick-up from 7 a.m. I waited from 6.45 until 7.55 a.m. The coach did not arrive, so I went off and did something else instead. Later, I got a message from the tour company, saying that pick-up would be between 8.20 and 8.35 a.m. So, I lost my money, but this is fairly typical of tourist services in Mexico. NO STARS.”

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9.Exclusive Private Tour Tulum & Coba Just for You

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 327 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $281

Spend about seven hours exploring Tulum’s coastal Maya ruins and Coba’s jungle site with a private guide and vehicle. Guides such as Pako, Miguel, Betty, Angela, and Alexandro have led past tours, with commentary tailored to your group. Admission, drinks, snacks, bike or bike taxi transport at Coba, and hotel pickup are included. Lunch is extra.

“Pako was an absolute gem. He guided us with care, enthusiasm and great knowledge. His story telling was exemplary. What a privilege to meet him. He was prompt, the car was clean, excellent AC and ample refreshments. He took time to bring Tulum and Cabo to life, at a pace that suited us. He asked us where we would like to eat and helped us to find tasty local food. Nothing was rushed. Superb day”

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10.Tulum & Coba Ruins with Cenote Swim Tour from Playa del Carmen

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 302 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $75

Visit the seaside ruins of Tulum, jungle-covered Coba, and Cenote Kuxtal on a 12-hour excursion from Playa del Carmen. Guides such as Edmundo and Celene have earned praise for clear explanations and smooth logistics, but pickup timing, group size, long drives, and extra site fees can vary.

“LOVED this tour! Tulum ruins was a little busy but incredible! Coba ruins were also incredible and we basically had the main pyramid to ourselves! It was not busy at all! After both ruins our last stop was a buffet lunch and cenote swim! We all got to choose if we wanted to eat or swim first. The buffet was really good and had options for every dietary need. Our group had gluten free, vegan, and dairy free requirements and there were options for everyone. Personally I chose to have pulled pork tacos which were soooo good! The cenote was beautiful and had a rope, swing and cliff jump from…”

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11.Coba and Tulum, cenote swim and buffet lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 194 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $69

Spend about 12 hours visiting Tulum and Coba with an English-speaking guide, then cool off in Cenote Mariposa at Canamayte Cenote & Ecopark. The day includes Mayan traditions, a buffet lunch, round-trip hotel transport, and time for photos. Admission fees are extra, so budget beyond the advertised price.

“Such a fabulous experience, although I wish we could have gone to Coba first before Tulum. We were fortunate to be able to climb to the top of the pyramid at Coba, which I hear is no longer possible. The Mayan blessing at a local Mayan village was an unforgettable experience. We like supporting the local people. The food was delicious, and the beautiful cenote swim was a great way to cool off. I would highly recommend this tour.”

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12.Tulum Coba & Cenote from Playa del Carmen

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 188 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $59

Spend about 12 hours visiting Tulum, Coba, and Cenote Kuxtal from Playa del Carmen. You’ll see Tulum’s sea-facing Maya ruins, follow jungle paths at Coba, and swim in clear cenote water. Guides such as Emiliano, Francisco, Selene, and Edmundo have led especially strong departures, though group size, timing, and included extras can vary.

“Everything was very nice, the guide was pleasant, helpful and very knowledgeable. We we tonCoba because we wanted to climb the pyramid but it was closed due to covid. They did not tell us that when we booked the tour, otherwise I would have rated it a 5”

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13.Tulum & Coba with Cenote, Cave Exploration and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 178 reviews · from $45

Spend 12 hours exploring Tulum and Coba with a Spanish or English-speaking guide, then swim through the Nohoch Nah Chich cenote caves. The tour includes transport, site admission, lunch, life vest, locker, chocolate and tequila tastings. Guides such as Marcella, Gabriel, Ricardo, and Esther have been praised for lively explanations and family-friendly help.

“Beautiful sites, great hospitality, breathtaking cave…highly recommend this trip 😉👌🏻”

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14.Cancun tour 4×1 Tour of Tulum, Coba, Cenote and Playa del Carmen

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 153 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $129

Spend about 12 hours visiting Tulum, Coba, Cenote Kuxtal, and Playa del Carmen from Cancun. Round-trip transport, lunch, a guide, and listed entrance fees are included. Expect an early start, a large bus of up to 49 people, several hotel pickups, and limited time at each major site.

“I put 3 stars because I’m not completely satisfied with the travel agency . Transalamex . This trip is not so organized. First they took us to a souvenir store for the meeting place. We waited 30-45 mins there before heading to Tulum . Second they took us to our lunch place waited an hour to get lunch while again looking at souvenirs. BTW we got lunch around 2PM!! Third at the end of the tour . Guesse where they took us again another souvenir store. We spent more time at souvenir stores than what we want to see and signed up for. Transalamex if you want to improve your…”

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15.Coba, Tulum & Mayan Traditions Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 119 reviews · 11 - 12 hours · from $77

Spend 11 to 12 hours with a live English or Spanish guide at Tulum, Coba, and Cenote Mariposa. Guides such as Mildred, Luis Estrella, and Abel bring Mayan history and customs to life, while a buffet lunch, cocoa and honey presentation, and shaman ceremony add cultural depth. Bring swimwear, closed-toe shoes, and patience for a long road day.

“Everything was amazing. Our guide, Abel was very well prepared, had extensive knowledge about the places we visited, the history and the culture as well, and a captivating way of storie telling to keep it always interesting. Both Tulum and Coba could worth one day each if you have the time, and interest about it, but you can see the best of both in this combined trip. After exploring the past, tasting the local food was really refreshing. Great variety, and everything I've tried tasted really great. And to top it all at the end the swimming in the cenotes was rejuvenating. The sight is amazing. It's also important to…”

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