Enjoy the perfect blend of culture and adventure as you immerse yourself in Mayan culture like a local. Visit two significant archaeological sites: Tulum, the walled city by the beach with stunning Caribbean views, and then head to a refreshing semi-open cenote. Here, experience Mayan traditions, including an introduction to Mayan Bee Melipona honey, a demonstration of cocoa seeds, and a visit to a Shaman who will perform a Mayan ceremony in your honour. Indulge in the finest local cuisine to recharge, and then continue to Coba, where you'll find the tallest pyramid of the Peninsula. An immersive adventure in Mayan culture awaits you.
Posted By : Francisco_C
A trip down the past. The tricycle was a relieve. Water was also wanted and needs with heat and humid temperature.
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Posted On : 2024-06-27 13:01:39 
Posted By : NorthStar63518155743
I was very disappointed with our experience. First, while I know it is listed in the details for the trip, I did not know upon buying the tickets through viator that we would have to pay another $25 per person in cash as soon as we boarded the bus. Why is this not included in the $85 that we payed up front? We were also told that we would have to pay for a bike ride at Coba which was another $7 per bike in cash. We were picked up 1/2 an hour late and we were never told (or I did not see in the details) that plastic bottled water would not be allowed at Tulum so we did not bring any other kind of water bottle and it was extremely hot with little to no shade in the park. I also did not see anywhere that we should bring bug spray and the mosquitos were terrible at Coba. The food was not very traditional Maya and was poor quality and there were so many other tourists at the Cenote that we were grouped in with that you could barely hear or see what was going on. Also, costs of drinks at Tulum are $4-5 for water/gatorade. When it was all said and done, on top of the $380 I had paid for my family or four for this trip up front, I paid almost an extra $165 with all the other stuff that I was not informed of upon purchase of the trip. I will never book a trip like this again. I think we would have been better off just taking a bus or cab on our own.
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Posted On : 2024-06-27 07:56:29 
Posted By : Richard_M
Our guides, Luis and Angel, were great. We very much enjoyed the ruins. The visit to Coba included a neat extra with the tricitaxi rides, but also seemed a bit rushed. The visit to the Mayan village/cenote for lunch and the Shaman was also enjoyable.
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Posted On : 2024-06-23 08:41:47
Posted By : Voyage51314124370
i went with my partner and had a great time. They were very professional and knowledgeable. He didn’t ramble at all, gave us useful information and let us wander. We are to ourselves type of people so it was very nice. If you’re looking for a chill day seeing ruins, this is the tour for you!
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Posted On : 2024-06-20 18:33:46
Posted By : lindaDRobinson
A complete frustration from the start to the end. We were collected 40 minutes after the settled pickup time. We traveled with our kids and two girls (8 and 12 years old). The tour guide's jokes were not suitable for minors; he even tried to play with double sense supposedly funny stories using our teen daughter for it. We ended up very disappointed with this attitude. They take photos of your party without your consent, so be careful. Do not use this business for your activities! We asked for a refund and tried to contact them a day later and no one answered the call, nor any message.
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Posted On : 2024-05-30 02:49:42
Posted By : Felipe_C
Amazing diversity of sites - surprisingly, we preferred Coba and its ruins to Tulum! Our guide that day was very friendly, and made sure we were hydrated the whole day. One bit of feedback - I felt as if the depth of history of the Maya and the cities we were in was not fully explored, which would have made the experience 5 stars for myself.
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Posted On : 2024-05-25 12:24:33
Posted By : Eon_G
Amazing experience. Tulum was beautiful and worth seeing. The swim in the cenote was also amazing. You have the option to jump in from a platform if you dare. We rented bikes in Coba and that was amazing to see as well.
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Posted On : 2024-05-19 18:33:14
Posted By : Indu_S
Tulum and Coba were good. Good archilogical sites. However our gigue was not the best. He was translating in both English and Spanish at the same time. But often we would talk at length in Spanish and we were left wondering what is happening. We also think that the vegetarian food should be better. All vegetarian items were cold items and after arriving at 3.30 pm for lunch it was very disappointing to find insufficient food.
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Posted On : 2024-05-11 22:42:00
Posted By : 84sushils
The pickup time was 8 AM as per trip advisor, tour operators show up 7.40 AM & left without pick up @ 7.42 AM, we tried to stop them by calling the # that we are coming down in lift, but no success, they left a note of NO SHOW with hotel reception. It was not a NO SHOW , they show up early. No one pick up the calls when you call them, don’t give them the business, AMIGO TOURS ARE THE BEST.
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Posted On : 2024-05-09 10:17:36
Posted By : Courtney_R
If you’re looking for a well-thought out guided tour, this option is for you.
Our tour guide, Mari, and driver, Jorge, were phenomenal. Mari is incredibly knowledgeable on the Mayan people & culture, and gave excellent guided tours through Tulúm & Cobá. Her English is incredible, so if you’re American and are concerned about being able to understand the guide, fret not. She provided insight about each site on the van prior to arriving at each site, then gave a great walking tour.
I highly recommend choosing this tour as it visits Cobá, most tours don’t go there, and the ruins at Cobá are much better preserved than Tulúm.
We were given ice cold bottled water and snacks throughout the day to keep us going. It was a long day, and we didn’t eat lunch until 3:30 or 4 PM. But regardless, this tour was incredible and I highly recommend!
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Posted On : 2024-05-02 10:11:01
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