El Castillo of Tulum on the cliff with the Caribbean Sea behind

Transportation included
Meal included
Bilingual guide

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Tulum 4-in-1 Tour with Cobá and Cenote

4.8 stars · 193 reviews on Google Business Information verified on October 13, 2026

Duration 13 h Approximately 10 hours including transfers
Languages ES · EN Spanish and English
Departs Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Cancellation Cancun100 general policy

What this tour is like

Tulum by the sea and Coba in the jungle, in one day from the Riviera Maya. With a certified guide, regional buffet lunch, a swim in a sacred cenote and shared transportation from your hotel.

It is for you if…
You're staying in the Riviera Maya and want hotel pickup
You want to see Tulum and Coba in a single day, with a guide
You prefer a shorter day, without a stop in Playa del Carmen

Highlights

Guided tour of the walled city of Tulum
Coba and Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid on the peninsula, with 125 steps
Swim in a sacred cenote
Regional buffet lunch
Shared transportation from Riviera Maya hotels

Three versions of the same day

Choose your level

Level	Adult	Child	What it adds
Normal	MX$1,230	MX$1,190	The essential version
Plus	MX$1,330	MX$1,290

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Level: Normal from MX$1,230

Plus from MX$1,330

Itinerary

Pickup: Between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. at your Riviera Maya hotel or meeting point.
Tulum: 10:40 a.m. Guided tour of the archaeological site. Departure at 12:10 p.m.
Coba: 1:30 p.m. Visit to the Coba archaeological site.
Lunch: 3:20 p.m. Regional buffet-style lunch.
Sacred cenote: 4:20 p.m. Visit and swim in the cenote.
Return: 5:30 p.m. Departure back to the hotels.

What's included

Shared transportation from your hotel or meeting point in the Riviera Maya
Certified guide on board
Admission to the Tulum archaeological site
Admission to the Coba archaeological site
Regional buffet-style lunch
Visit and swim in a sacred cenote
Drinks on board the vehicle: water, soft drinks and beer Plus only
Box lunch Plus only
Regional buffet-style lunch with 2 drinks included Plus only

Not included

Tulum and Coba taxes, paid on site: 385 pesos for foreign visitors, 200 pesos for Mexican nationals and 100 pesos for Mexican nationals on Sundays
Life jacket rental at the cenote, mandatory for swimming; paid on site
Video camera fee at the archaeological sites
Drinks
Tips, photos and souvenirs

Before you go

Meeting point 3

Pickup at your hotel in the Riviera Maya, from Playa del Carmen to the Tulum archaeological site
If your hotel has no access, you'll be assigned a nearby meeting point
The exact pickup time is on your confirmation

Restrictions 6

Times and order of visits are approximate; they may change for operational reasons
Life jacket mandatory for swimming in the cenote, available to rent on site
Video camera at the archaeological sites: additional fee; drones prohibited
Departure subject to a minimum of 2 passengers
Subject to weather conditions
Does not operate on December 25 or January 1

Notes 5

Bring cash in pesos for the Tulum and Coba taxes, the life jacket rental, drinks, tips and souvenirs
The beach at the Tulum ruins is closed: you see the sea from the cliff
Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, a cap or hat and sunglasses
Bring a swimsuit, a towel and a change of dry clothes for the cenote
Use biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent

More about this tour

Tulum, Coba and cenote from the Riviera Maya

A guided tour of Tulum, the walled city facing the sea, and then Coba, in the jungle, with Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid on the peninsula.

The day continues with a regional buffet lunch and a swim in a sacred cenote. You're picked up at your Riviera Maya hotel and return in the afternoon.

Before you book

Frequently asked questions

What's included?

Shared transportation from your hotel in the Riviera Maya, certified guide, admission to Tulum and Coba, regional buffet lunch and a swim in a sacred cenote. The Tulum and Coba taxes, drinks, the cenote life jacket, video camera fee and tips are not included.

How much is paid on site?

The Tulum and Coba taxes: 385 pesos for foreign visitors, 200 pesos for Mexican nationals and 100 pesos for Mexican nationals on Sundays. Plus the life jacket rental if you swim in the cenote.

What time do you pick me up and what time do we get back?

Between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. depending on your hotel; the exact time is on your confirmation. Departure back to the hotels is at 5:30 p.m.

What days does it run?

Three days a week: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with a minimum of 2 passengers. Confirm your date when you book.

Can babies and children come? From what age do you pay the adult rate?

Yes. Ages 0 to 2 travel at no cost, with lunch included and without their own seat; ages 3 to 10 pay the child rate; from age 11 they pay as adults.

Can you go down to the beach at Tulum?

No. The beach at the ruins is closed; you see the sea from the cliff.

Do I need to know how to swim for the cenote?

No. Swimming is optional and the life jacket is mandatory, available to rent on site.

How much is the deposit to reserve and how do I cancel?

With the deposit that Cancun100 tells you when confirming. Cancellations are governed by the Cancun100 general policy.

Quick answer

What does the Tulum, Coba and cenote tour from the Riviera Maya include?

The Tulum, Coba and cenote tour by Cancun 100 lasts approximately 10 hours including transfers and runs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with pickup between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. at hotels in the Riviera Maya, from Playa del Carmen to Tulum. It includes shared transportation, a certified guide, admission to Tulum and Coba, a regional buffet lunch and a swim in a sacred cenote. Infants ages 0 to 2 travel at no cost, children ages 3 to 10 pay the child rate, and from age 11 the adult rate applies. The Tulum and Coba taxes are paid on site: 385 pesos for foreigners, 200 pesos for Mexican nationals and 100 pesos for Mexican nationals on Sundays, plus the cenote life jacket rental.

Information verified on October 13, 2026

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The Tulum and Coba taxes are paid on site: 385 pesos for foreigners, 200 pesos for Mexican nationals and 100 pesos for Mexican nationals on Sundays. Also the life jacket rental at the cenote, your drinks and tips.