Coba Mayan Ville

This fulfilling experience was recognized as the Cultural Tour of the Year by the Federal Tourism Secretariat in 2015 or offering a true approach to the Mayan culture. Visit the impressive archaeological zone of Cobá, explore its ancient walking paths as you reach the whole region’s tallest Mayan temple. Delve into nature, living a day full of adventure while getting to know an authentic Mayan community that still guards its ancestors’ secrets. Immerse yourself in ancient, crystal-clear “cenotes” and delight in the flavors of a traditional meal. Take your memories home with you in the form of photos of your activities, taken by photographers from the Mayan communities themselves

Itinerary
• 6.30 - 8 am. Pick-up at the different hotels of the Riviera Maya and Cancún based on their locations.
• 9 -10 am. Arrival (approximate) to Coba or Mayan community (depending on the day’s logistics).

Coba (45-minute guided visit and 1 hour and 15 minutes of free time at the archaeological site)
Visit the main temples of this archaeological site. Explore its ancient walking paths (known as “Sac Be” in Mayan) that will lead you to the Nohoch Mul Temple, the tallest in the zone.

Mayan Community (3 hours)
• Tres Reyes Community: see and learn how this village has evolved with the arrival of ecotourism and observe its current lifestyle and socioeconomic development.
• Casa Maya: marvel as you get to know a traditional Mayan house.
• Mayan Ceremony: delve deep into our natural wonders and participate in an authentic blessing ceremony with the aromas of copal incense, celebrated by a Mayan shaman from the community.
• Cenote Swim: refresh yourself in the crystalline waters of the Chimuch Cenote, which features ease of access.
• Hanging Bridge: conquer your fears as you cross an imposing cenote on an astounding hanging bridge.
• Traditional Food: Savor the flavors of a delicious traditional regional meal, including “chayitas” and fresh flavored water drinks.

• 4.30-5.30 pm. Arrival (approximate) to hotels in the Riviera Maya and Cancun, based on their locations.


Languages
Spanish and English.