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LDS Tour 2.Tulum, Coba Ruins and Cenote.

Visit Tulum and Coba ruins, climb the tallest pyramid in Yucatan, and swim in a cenote. Full-day adventure with LDS guides, traditional lunch included.

Private & Shared Tours
4.9 (1375 reviews)

“Wonderful Tours, Fantastic Guide” — Sarah S, Tripadvisor

Tour prices & group discounts

Per-person rates for adults, children and infants — the larger your group, the lower the rate

1-3

Adults
$365
per person
Children 4-9
$295
Infants 0-3
$65

4-7

Adults
$325
per person
Children 4-9
$190
Infants 0-3
$65
BEST VALUE

8+

Adults
$285
per person
Children 4-9
$175
Infants 0-3
$65

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About this tour

Join our tour of Tulum and Coba, the perfect combination for families and youngsters! Get ready for a real Mayan adventure and strap on your hiking boots because we are taking you to the midst of the Yucatan Peninsula´s Jungle!

On this tour, we will visit first Tulum ruins and explore the site as we listen to our professional LDS tour guide and learn about the possible whereabouts of the Nephites from the Book of Mormon. After, we continue our journey to Coba to our favorite restaurant to enjoy a delicious meal. Here you will taste the regional cuisine and the famous “Cochinita Pibil”, a pork dish smoked underground wrapped in banana leaves!

Once we have reloaded energy, we continue to ride through the jungle on bikes or pedicabs at Coba Ruins. Here we will have the chance to climb on many buildings and even temples to see the vast, dense forest as we rise through the canopy.

Availability: Monday to Saturday

Itinerary

  1. 7AM – 8:30AM: Pick-up at your hotel or resort’s front lobby (times may vary depending on your location). Pick-up times are scheduled one day before departure.
  2. Drive to Tulum Ruins (45mins to 1.5hrs depending on your location).
  3. 8AM – 9AM: Arrival at Tulum Ruins and restroom break.
  4. Enjoy a fascinating tour of the ruins for 1.5hrs to 2 hrs approximately, free time included.
  5. Drive to Coba (45 minutes approximately).
  6. 12PM – 1PM: Arrival at Buffet Restaurant for Lunch.
  7. 1PM- 2PM: Tour at Coba Ruins
  8. Enjoy a amazing tour of these ruins for 1.5hrs - 2hrs.
  9. 3:30PM – 4:00PMArrival at Cenote
  10. 4:30PM – 5:00 PMReturn to Hotel (drive may take 45 minutes to 1.5hrs depending on your hotel’s location)
  11. The order of the activities, times, and schedules shown above are for illustrative purposes only and may vary without prior notice.

What's included

  • Transportation A/C VAN
  • Admission fees to both archaeological sites and Cenote park
  • Bicycles or pedicabs (pedicabs available upon request, recommended for elderly people, moms carrying babies, or people with disabilities).
  • Professional certified LDS tour guide
  • Liability road insurance, parking and toll road fees
  • Bottle of purified water & lunch Mexican traditional food.

Not included

  • Gratuities
  • Souvenirs
  • Towels
  • Lifevests

Terms & conditions

Booking, payment, cancellations and our bad-weather policy.

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4.9 on Tripadvisor

What our guests say

Tripadvisor4.9 / 5 on Tripadvisor1,375 reviews

Wonderful Tours, Fantastic Guide

We used Alma’s LDS Tours for almost everything on our family week-long trip to Cancun: the shuttle to and from the airport, two full-day tours (Tulum, Coba, cenote / Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, cenote Ik Kil), and a ride to and from church. Ricardo shared so many amazing facts about all of the ruins we saw as well as how they compare and connect to other ruins in the surrounding areas. I really appreciated how Alma’s LDS Tours truly included everything in the price you pay up front except for tips and souvenirs. So many other tours look cheaper, but if you read the fine print, they don’t include entrance fees to sites or life jackets for cenotes or city taxes.

Sarah S

Travelled
May 2024
Guide
Ricardo
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