Coba Ruins

Rent a trike taxi bike to explore the expansive site efficiently and learn from a local guide.

In their own words: “number three on our list is the highly underrated place in my opinion Coba ruins located 45 minutes from the town of Tulum we love this place ad mission for the Cobra ruins is 195 Pac was per person and if you're looking to drive you're going to pay 60 pesos for parking once we got in we have to highly recommend this we didn't know it was going to be 6 km of walking so we rented this trike taxi bike this not only saved us time to get there and saved our walking for other places to walk that night we had our own tour guide he showed us all around everywhere he pointed out stuff that we wouldn't even have known about for 300 pesos highly recommend this and you know after all the research no one on YouTube even told us about this so this is the video that I wish I would have watched before I went to Coba so we definitely want to share this with you for sure sa me this is what happens this is what happens to the bad women bad women 800 ad this is where LeBron James is great great great great great great great grand daddy play and Michael Jordan and Dave Chappelle and Larry Bird is that monkey where's the monkey I thought I heard a monkey there a monkey but soon enough we did see the spider monkeys and what a cool site our tour guide stopped for quite a while just so we can enjoy and get the videos and pictures we wanted no way where are we we're in Coba pretty sweet so this is the biggest one this is the biggest one do we have a name for this one probably we did have one more ruin to go see and that one was probably honestly one of our favorites we ended up loving it we got it close to it we were able to stand on the stairs got some pictures it was just such a great time before we left I got one of the most amazing ponchos and amazing Sunbrarrow that I absolutely loved put Coba ruins on the top of your list if you're heading outside of Tulum”

Visit Coba for a more intricate and less touristic Mayan archaeological experience, where you can explore impressive unexcavated areas.

In their own words: “If you really wanted to explore more about the Mayan archaeological sites I would recommend going out to Coba. Coba is going to be a bit more intricate than the Tulum archaeological site and not as touristic as chichen itza but equally as impressive still many areas unexcavated here at coba”