COBA RUINS AND MONKEY WATCHING AT PUNTA LAGUNA
A day of adventure in the heart of the Maya ruins of Coba, an ancient Maya city
Discover an unforgettable experience: explore the Coba ruins, take part in a ritual with a shaman, venture into the jungle to meet the spider monkeys, enjoy a canoe ride, feel the adrenaline on the zipline, and relax in a lagoon.
Your day begins in the morning, when your guide picks you up at your hotel reception. After a 1h30 drive, we arrive at the impressive Coba ruins. With your archaeological guide, explore this fascinating site. Enjoy a pleasant bike ride and admire one of the tallest pyramids in Mexico, the Nohoch Mul pyramid; 42 meters high, which you can climb.
Then, off to the Punta Laguna reserve! After a ceremony led by a shaman, you will discover unique aspects of Maya culture. We will then set off on a hike through the jungle in search of the spider monkeys. Experience moments of adrenaline crossing the lake by canoe, then fly over it on a zipline!
Finally, enjoy a moment of relaxation and a swim in the lagoon, along with a delicious picnic, before returning to your hotel. This unique journey in Yucatán will immerse you in the heart of the natural beauty and cultural richness of this region.
Details & booking
2300 pesosDuration
Full day
Group
10 people max
Included: air-conditioned van transport, French-speaking guide, meals.
Coba Tour: The Tallest Pyramid in the Yucatán
The Coba tour takes you to the heart of the Quintana Roo jungle to discover the Nohoch Mul pyramid, the tallest in the Yucatán Peninsula at 42 meters. Unlike Chichen Itza, Coba retains a wild and authentic atmosphere, far from the tourist crowds.
The site is explored by bike or tricycle along jungle trails, a unique and adventurous experience. You will discover the carved stelae, the ball courts, and the sacbés (white Maya roads) connecting the ancient cities.
Punta Laguna: Spider Monkeys and Wild Nature
Our Coba tour includes a visit to Punta Laguna, a nature reserve managed by a Maya community where you can observe spider monkeys and howler monkeys in their natural habitat. A wildlife encounter experience accompanied by local guides.
The day ends with a swim in a cenote and a traditional lunch. Transport from Playa del Carmen, French guide, and entrance fees included.
Frequently Asked Questions about Coba Tour
Can we climb the Coba pyramid?+
Yes! Coba is one of the few Maya sites where you can still climb the Nohoch Mul pyramid, standing 42 meters tall. The view from the top over the Yucatan jungle is spectacular.
How does the archaeological site visit work?+
We explore the site by bike, making the visit enjoyable and allowing us to see more structures. Your French-speaking archaeological guide tells you the fascinating history of this Maya city.
What is Punta Laguna?+
It's a nature reserve managed by a local Maya community. You can observe spider monkeys and howler monkeys in their natural habitat, and participate in a ceremony with an authentic shaman.
Are the zipline and canoe included?+
Yes, everything is included in the price! You'll cross the lagoon by canoe before flying over the water on a zipline. An adrenaline-filled experience in the heart of the jungle.
Is this tour suitable for children?+
Absolutely! It's a perfect family day. Kids love the monkeys, biking, and zipline. We adapt the pace so everyone can enjoy.
Why choose this tour with a French guide?+
A certified French-speaking guide allows you to fully understand Maya history, shamanic rituals, and local culture. It's an authentic immersion without a language barrier.
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