Exclusive Tulum & Coba: Cenote Swim & Paradise Beach Bliss

This tour was amazing. i’d give it 6 stars if I could. Antonio was an amazing guide, full of information. He had an IPAD to share images with us to help explain all the ruins, which was immensely helpfu!! He was very accommodating and even stopped at a gas station for us to get snacks and drinks. We started with Tulum, walked through the ruins and then Antonio walked us through the museum and explained everything. We stopped at the cafe and grabbed a great coffee. We then went to an amazing restaurant that included our lunch and had a beautiful view. After lunch we went to Coba, we had the option to rent bikes or the “mayan limo” we chose the limo so we could film while biking. They biked us around the site and made frequent stops, Antonio explained everything so thoroughly. Lastly we stopped at a beautiful cenote for a quick dip. The transportation to and from our resort was easy and perfect! I would 10000% recommend this tour to everyone. I Would love to book another trip with Antonio,This was my favourite day in Mexico. Thank you for today.

Good tour. Guide was engaging and knowledgeable and we covered everything on the itinerary in good time without feeling rushed.

I participated in this tour with my husband, 17 yo and 10 yo sons. We had been feeling a little overwhelmed by all the SELLING at our other excursions…but I am happy to say this adventure was almost completely ‘hard sell’ free! It was a small group, very calm. Pick up was prompt. Infrastructure around Tulum has been significantly upgraded since my husband and I visited in 2001. Park was pristine, with stunning views. Cobá is off the beaten path and feels much more wild! Only a small fraction of the visitors that tutum And Chichen Itza get! Sooo cool! AND you rent bikes to tool around the ruins. Really cool! My group had the Cenote to ourselves, and it was so beautiful. Our guide Tonanzin was knowledgeable friendly and pleasant. Oh, and we loved the food. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Do not eat the food where they take you to lunch!!! 10 days and i was perfectly fine until now. shooting out both ends! otherwise it was a fantastic expierence! everything was so beautiful! totally worth going! the cenote at the end of the day after being out in the heat was really nice!

I would recommend this experience to everyone. We had a lot of fun and our tour guide was awesome! I dont know how to swim and was a little scared, but our tour guide made me feel comfortable enough to get in the cenote and give it a try.

We had Tonantsin and Antonio as our co tour guides. They were so fantastic. Even though it was a long day, their energy didn’t seem to diminish. Tonantsin was leading us with the English portion of the ruins, and we loved everything she had to say. I’ve done ruins before without a guide, and I don’t see myself going again without one. Especially if they are as excellent as Tonantsin and Antonio. Having transportation, lunch and the costs taken care of with one fee was great, and allowed us to relax more. 10/10 experience.

I enjoyed my tour through the Tulum archeological site and the Coba archaeological site! The views were amazing in Tulum, the historical ruins in Coba were breathtaking, and the history and information I learned about was incredibly interesting. My tour guides were Alonso and Nuria, and they were both so friendly and informative throughout the day. We concluded the day with a nice refreshing swim.in a underground cenote at Multun-Ha... and the water was so beautiful and crystal clear! Exploring the history of the Mayan people and visiting an authentic cenote made for an excellent day! Muchas Gracias Alonso, Nuria, and our driver (I forget this name :/)

Our guide Gabriel and our driver Nemo were well liked by our group of ten. But the tour included too many locations. The plunge into the cenote and the tour through Coba on bikes were great! Gabriel gave us good information about the Coba site. But the visit to Tulum was rushed, the guide often walked ahead of us and didn’t wait for the whole group before talking. We were not given much information regarding Mayan history and architecture at the site ( this is compared against a previous Tulum tour we had taken several years ago given by a Mayan guide).

HIGHLY RECOMMEND !!! I have to start this review by saying how amazing our guides Antonio and Tonantzin were. Antonio was our guide as I was with my family who was Spanish speaking and Tonantzin was with the English speaking group. Total our group consisted of 6 tourists which we thoroughly enjoyed as it was small. If you want a more personalized experience this type of tour setting is best as you have the comfort of asking questions and the guide can get into depth about different topics. Antonio was very knowledgeable about this history of the different places we visited (which you would expect as a guide) but he was also so passionate about teaching us and its always nice when you can tell when someone enjoys what they do. He was also prepared with an iPad that had visuals which i enjoyed and he was overall well prepared. We started our day at Tulum Archaeological Site and it was great. We weren't able to go to the museum as it was unexpectedly closed due to cleaning of the artifacts (not our guides fault). Then we went to Coba and something to note, since it is a quite larger site you have 3 options to get around, walking, bicycle or tricycle ( a 2 person seat and a local cycling you while you enjoy the views). We opted for the tricycle option which was $11 dollars roundtrip plus an optional tip. Due to reparations being made we were not able to climb the largest pyramid at Coba (will have to come back next time). Lunch was phenomenal and buffet style with traditional Mexican cuisine. I highly recommend trying a local dish of the region, Cochinita Pibil at lunch. As far as souvenirs, the shop next to where we ate lunch had art/souvenirs made in collaboration by the local Maya families in the community. So if you're into supporting local businesses/local art I would definitely recommend taking a look before leaving. We then headed to the Multun-Ha cenote. They rent life jackets for, I believe $3, it is optional. The cenotre was quite a suprise as I expected it to be an "open cenote" but it is isn't. There was something magical about it being a "cave style" or "closed" cenote. It was the perfect end to the day as the water was cool and refreshing. I really liked the way the tour was set up as it was well organized and it just made sense. Seeing 2 major archaeological sites and swimming in a cenote, I mean it doesnt get better than that. Overall the tour itself was amazing and I hope that anyone reading this review would take it into consideration when booking a tour. Especially when having the daunting task (like I did) of deciding which tour to book of the several options to pick from that offer similar options.

Tonantzin our guide and driver was absolutely the best. She was very accommodating when our children were hungry and needed a break. She was knowledgeable and helpful. We highly recommend her as a great tour guide to go experience the ruins of Tulum and Coba.