See It All in One Epic Day: Chichen Itza, Coba & Tulum Private Tour

Tour Information

Starts at 06:00 Hrs.
Duration 12

Cost

From Private tour in English or Spanish (number of travelers/price per person): 1/850; 2/501USD; 3/384USD; 4/345USD; 5/330USD; 6/321USD; 7/312,5USD; 8/304USD; 9/286USD; 10/276USD; 11/266USD; 12/256USD; 13/249USD; 14/241USD; 15/236USD US

Three Amazing Mayan Ruins, One Day: Chichen Itza, Coba & Tulum

Get ready to explore three of the most captivating ancient sites in Mexico—Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum—all in just one incredible day. From start to finish, this private tour is crafted with your group in mind, ensuring a personalized experience. Unlike typical large group tours, you’ll have the freedom to explore at your own pace, without the stress of keeping up with a crowd.

As you journey through these remarkable ruins, you’ll be fully immersed in the ancient world of the Maya. Along the way, you’ll witness the places where the Maya lived, farmed, and thrived—building a civilization that achieved extraordinary innovations, including the creation of one of the most accurate calendar systems in human history.

HIGHLIGHTS

Round-trip transportation in your own private, air-conditioned vehicle
Skip the crowds with a customized itinerary tailored just for your group
Expert local guides who share fascinating Mayan history and stories
Swim at Ik-Kil cenote, famous for its stunning crystal-clear waters
Explore Coba on a pedicab ride through the rainforest-clad city
Savor authentic Mexican cuisine with a traditional lunch, plus complimentary beers and soft drinks

WHY BOOK THIS PRIVATE TOUR?

Why Book This Private Tour?

All-Inclusive Convenience

With round-trip transportation, expert guides, a detailed itinerary, and plenty of refreshments, everything is taken care of—allowing you to focus on enjoying the experience.Book now to unlock the magic of Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum—all in one incredible day.

Skip the Crowds, Travel in Comfort

Say goodbye to crowded buses and group tours. With your own private, air-conditioned vehicle, you’ll enjoy a stress-free journey with cold water, snacks, and soda available at all times—no waiting around for others.

A Unique Itinerary You Won’t Find Anywhere Else

This tour offers an exclusive route, carefully designed to combine the best of Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum, along with activities like a swim in the Ik-Kil cenote and a pedicab ride through Coba’s ruins. No other tour offers this perfect blend of history, culture, and fun in one seamless day.

Explore at Your Own Pace

Unlike large group tours, this private experience is tailored to your schedule and interests, giving you the flexibility to explore without feeling rushed.

Expert Guides Who Bring History to Life

Our knowledgeable guides will reveal the hidden stories and fascinating insights of these ancient ruins, making your experience engaging and unforgettable.

A Perfect Mix of Adventure and Culture

From marveling at the Kukulkan Pyramid at Chichen Itza to discovering Tulum’s cliffside ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this tour delivers a well-rounded experience packed with adventure and cultural immersion.

Itinerary

Please note that as a private tour, we can make special accommodation to suit the needs and interests of your group. The following itinerary is subject to change, but this sample itinerary represents a typical route we take on this private day tour of the three great ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum.
Pick up from your hotel, or other accommodation
We pick up from any accommodation in Cancun, Riviera Maya, or Tulum for this private tour of Tulum, Coba, and Chichen Itza. Pick up time may depend on the hotel the travelers are staying. The tour usually starts with a visit to Tulum, depending on how the hotel is to Tulum. Please scroll to the FAQ section for additional information on ferry and airport pickups, and the vehicle types that we offer.
A morning visit to Tulum
Depending on where your accommodations are located, we often begin this private tour at the Tulum archaeological zone, a well-preserved Mayan city that dates to the 13th century. Your tour guide takes you on an easy walking tour of the grounds, where you learn about the incredible
Temple of the Frescoes and the Castillo, among other areas.
On this approximately 2-hour stop, you do have time for pictures on the cliffs overlooking the Caribbean, as well as some free time on the beach below. The steps leading down to the Tulum beach are unfortunately not wheelchair friendly.
This part of the tour includes tickets to the Tulum train which takes guests from the parking lot to the entrance of the archeological site, saving you approximately 1 mile (2 km) of walking.
Late morning pedicab rides and exploration of Coba
After a morning visit to Tulum, we headed to the beautiful (and lesser known) ancient city of Coba for 2 hours exploring sites on included pedicab rides.
Coba is an ancient Mayan city located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is known for its large network of elevated stone roads, known as sacbeob, which connected various structures and settlements within the city. Coba was a major center of trade and commerce in the Mayan world, and at its peak, it is estimated to have had a population of around 50,000 people. Coba is also known for its impressive pyramids, including the Nohoch Mul pyramid, which is one of the tallest in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Other notable sites you see include the Mayan Ball Court, a symbol of wealth and power, as well as Xaibé (a nearly fully restored building also known as the observatory).
A refreshing cenote swim and lunch
After morning of walking and exploring, it’s time for a much-deserved break to cool off and relax with one of the top things to do on a trip to the Riviera Maya: swimming in a cenote! This stop is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours of free time.
Arrive at the Ik-Kil cenote, a stunning natural wonder. It is conveniently located on our route to our final stop of the day archaeological site of Chichen Itza. The cenote is a natural swimming hole that is surrounded by lush jungle vegetation and cascading vines. The crystal-clear water is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the natural beauty of the area is truly breathtaking.
There are changing rooms and lockers you can use at the cenote. We always recommend bringing a change of clothes for after your cenote swim. During your swim, you can leave your personal belongings in your private car, it is completely safe.
Once you’ve dried off after your swim, we head over to lunch on the site of the cenote. Lunch is a typical Mexican buffet lunch consisting of in usually rice, beans, some chicken, pork, and seasonal vegetables and fruit.
Behold the iconic Chichen Itza
After lunch, jump in your private vehicle for a relaxing, temperature-controlled ride to the final Mayan site of the day: Chichen Itza.
Chichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. On this approximately 2.5-hour walking tour, expect to hear untold secrets and illuminating facts as you visit the impressive pyramid of Kukulkan, the great ball court of the ancient game of pok-a-tok, and the hieroglyphics inscribed by ancient people predicting and calendaring astronomical events. Throughout your walking tour, there are plenty of places to sit and listen to your guide explain the significance of these places to the ancient Mayan people who lived here. As an example, the Chichen Itza is believed to have been used for various purposes, including as a temple of the warriors for the Mayan civilization.
End your day with hotel/accommodation drop-off
Typically, you can expect to be back to your hotel between 8–9pm, depending on accommodation.
Please note: We can drop off the guests in a different location if they need to change hotels or arrive at the airport or at the ferry station. A drop-off point must however be in Cancun, Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen or Tulum.

Itinerary

Please note that as a private tour, we can make special accommodation to suit the needs and interests of your group. The following itinerary is subject to change, but this sample itinerary represents a typical route we take on this private day tour of the three great ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum.
Pick up from your hotel, or other accommodation
We pick up from any accommodation in Cancun, Riviera Maya, or Tulum for this private tour of Tulum, Coba, and Chichen Itza. Pick up time may depend on the hotel the travelers are staying. The tour usually starts with a visit to Tulum, depending on how the hotel is to Tulum. Please scroll to the FAQ section for additional information on ferry and airport pickups, and the vehicle types that we offer.
A morning visit to Tulum
Depending on where your accommodations are located, we often begin this private tour at the Tulum archaeological zone, a well-preserved Mayan city that dates to the 13th century. Your tour guide takes you on an easy walking tour of the grounds, where you learn about the incredible
Temple of the Frescoes and the Castillo, among other areas.
On this approximately 2-hour stop, you do have time for pictures on the cliffs overlooking the Caribbean, as well as some free time on the beach below. The steps leading down to the Tulum beach are unfortunately not wheelchair friendly.
This part of the tour includes tickets to the Tulum train which takes guests from the parking lot to the entrance of the archeological site, saving you approximately 1 mile (2 km) of walking.
Late morning pedicab rides and exploration of Coba
After a morning visit to Tulum, we headed to the beautiful (and lesser known) ancient city of Coba for 2 hours exploring sites on included pedicab rides.
Coba is an ancient Mayan city located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is known for its large network of elevated stone roads, known as sacbeob, which connected various structures and settlements within the city. Coba was a major center of trade and commerce in the Mayan world, and at its peak, it is estimated to have had a population of around 50,000 people. Coba is also known for its impressive pyramids, including the Nohoch Mul pyramid, which is one of the tallest in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Other notable sites you see include the Mayan Ball Court, a symbol of wealth and power, as well as Xaibé (a nearly fully restored building also known as the observatory).
A refreshing cenote swim and lunch
After morning of walking and exploring, it’s time for a much-deserved break to cool off and relax with one of the top things to do on a trip to the Riviera Maya: swimming in a cenote! This stop is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours of free time.
Arrive at the Ik-Kil cenote, a stunning natural wonder. It is conveniently located on our route to our final stop of the day archaeological site of Chichen Itza. The cenote is a natural swimming hole that is surrounded by lush jungle vegetation and cascading vines. The crystal-clear water is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the natural beauty of the area is truly breathtaking.
There are changing rooms and lockers you can use at the cenote. We always recommend bringing a change of clothes for after your cenote swim. During your swim, you can leave your personal belongings in your private car, it is completely safe.
Once you’ve dried off after your swim, we head over to lunch on the site of the cenote. Lunch is a typical Mexican buffet lunch consisting of in usually rice, beans, some chicken, pork, and seasonal vegetables and fruit.
Behold the iconic Chichen Itza
After lunch, jump in your private vehicle for a relaxing, temperature-controlled ride to the final Mayan site of the day: Chichen Itza.
Chichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. On this approximately 2.5-hour walking tour, expect to hear untold secrets and illuminating facts as you visit the impressive pyramid of Kukulkan, the great ball court of the ancient game of pok-a-tok, and the hieroglyphics inscribed by ancient people predicting and calendaring astronomical events. Throughout your walking tour, there are plenty of places to sit and listen to your guide explain the significance of these places to the ancient Mayan people who lived here. As an example, the Chichen Itza is believed to have been used for various purposes, including as a temple of the warriors for the Mayan civilization.
End your day with hotel/accommodation drop-off
Typically, you can expect to be back to your hotel between 8–9pm, depending on accommodation.
Please note: We can drop off the guests in a different location if they need to change hotels or arrive at the airport or at the ferry station. A drop-off point must however be in Cancun, Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen or Tulum.