CANCUN · MEXICO
Cancun’s best days out.
The 15 coba ruins tours travellers book most out of Cancun, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you go with. The standout days worth building a trip around.
Early access to Coba, guided Chichén Itzá, and a cenote swim with optional lunch and hotel pickup for a full Yucatán highlights day.
Most Popular“Very good tour with carmen and roberto (our driver) very informative trip as well being relatively relaxed and giving us the chance to see everything. Would highly recommended”
Full-day 4x1 from Cancun: Tulum and Coba ruins, a Kuxtal cenote swim, plus Playa del Carmen on 5th Avenue.
“Zeferino our travel guide was the best. He was extremely knowledgeable about the archeological sites, and you could tell he was extremely passionate about the Mayan culture. He also had a wonderful sense of humor.”
Guided Tulum and Coba ruins, a Tamcach-Ha cenote swim, and buffet lunch with hotel pickup from Cancun and Riviera Maya.
“They would not let me cancel and stuck me in Spanish speaking tour! Thankfully I met another traveller who was willing to translate. They did not set the end time properly and we were running late by more than an 1hr. They seem to care only for the folks who took the all inclusive option”
Small-group day trip to Chichén Itzá, swim at Ik Kil, and explore Coba with breakfast and a buffet lunch from Riviera Maya.
“The trip was great fun. Our driver and guide arrived on time and got us around with ease in an air conditioned van, which was needed in such hot weather! We arrived at Chichen Itza at 8.30am and could get photos with barely anyone around and beat the hottest parts of the day. The cenote…”
Cancun day trip to Tulum and Coba ruins plus Mayan traditions and Cenote Mariposa swim, with hotel pickup and buffet.
“We had so much fun with our guide Christian from EKINOX TOURS, he was so informative and we had ample time at all locations to look around. I recommend checking out the cenote that is the further one from the entrance, as it is in a cave whereas the one closer to the entrance is…”
Tulum and Coba ruins with chocolate-making and Kuxtal cenote access, plus 5th Avenue free time. Long day, $95 pp.
“I booked an English speaking tour and ended up on a tour bus of 14 people with 13 of them being Spanish speakers = Spanish speaking tour.”
9-hour Coba, Punta Laguna, and Cenote Esmeralda tour from Tulum with guided ruins, monkey reserve, optional zip-line, and Mayan lunch.
“Paloma e Roberto sono stati eccezionali, gentili, sorridenti e disponibili. il nostro tour é stato impeccabile, siamo riusciti a vedere tante scimmie e il tempo é stato gestito nel migliore dei modi. Ottima la cucina tradizionale Maya e anche la location. Lo rifarei, purché sia sempre con Paloma e Roberto.”
Full day from Riviera Maya to Tulum ruins, Coba pyramids, Cenote Mariposa swim, plus Mayan traditions, ceremony, and lunch.
“Well they canceled my tour the day before it was scheduled. it was scheduled for Jan 20th, I woke up Jan 19th to a message saying "sorry, we changed our operating times." they tried to reschedule me for Wednesday jan 21st. but I already had another tour booked. I said that wouldn't work, and to…”
Cobá ruins, a Cenote Kuxtal swim, and a typical Mexican lunch on a 3-hour tour from Cancun or Riviera Maya, with tickets and guide.
“Wonderful experience, Lalo was a terrific guide, great sense of humor and very knowledgeable! We enjoyed this trip a lot!”
Air-conditioned Cancun pickup to Tulum, Coba and Cenote Kuxtal, plus Chococacao buffet and Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue walk.
“This was sadly the worst tour I’ve ever been on. I booked it based on the good reviews and itinerary. The tour guides were unprofessional. It took hours to pick people up from hotels that did not show. The boxed food and fresh food provided were disgusting and offered only at 9AM and 4PM. The…”
Guided Tulum, Coba, Kuxtal cenote and Playa del Carmen in one day from Cancun with skip-the-line entry, lunch, and English support.
“The tour was very fine. Alan did a very good job, as well as Daniel. The timing to visit the sites was also perfect. Of course everything took more time than on a private tour, but it was so managed, that no time went lost. Even the usual sales-stop was nice and for people interested…”
Full-day Mayan adventure from Cancun: Coba pyramid views, Tulum ruins, cenote swim, shaman blessing, and Yucatan lunch with pickup.
“This was everything and more than we expected! We had the best guide Sam and his whole team made the experience a once in a lifetime experience! From the blessing of the Mayan Holy man to climbing Coba the tallest Mayan ruin on the Yucatan, to repelling 60 feet into a Cenote cave to zip…”
Early Tulum ruins, Coba jungle ride to Nohoch Mul, then snorkeling at Cenote Taak Bi Ha with a private guide from Cancun.
“My tour guide Ivan was in time and he was extremely helpful and knowledgeable of everything. It was an amazing incredible experience. He took pictures for me, he was tremendously accommodating. I highly recommend this tour company and Ivan as the tour guide.”
One day to see Tulum and Coba Maya ruins, swim in Cenote Mariposa, and learn honey-and-chocolate Mayan traditions with lunch included.
“Well filled day with a great contracts between the hot but picturesque Tulum site and the cooler, forested Coba one. The meal and the cenotes were enjoyable too.”
Tulum and Cobá ruins plus a real Mayan cenote swim and Playa del Carmen, with pickup and lunch in a long day from Cancun.
“This tour was excellent and that’s due to the fact that the tour operator was amazing. The guy spoke like 3 languages and even shared his personal life with us and how his master helped him get over his issues. I wish I could remember his name but he was awesome.”
The cenotes and the reef, the Maya ruins, the island ferries and every way to spend a day on the Yucatan.
