Visit the Coba Archaelogical Site and explore the Punta Laguna nature reserve on this full-day adventure. The Mayan Inland Expedition combines an active adventure with opportunities to learn about Mayan heritage past and present and explore the nature of the Yucatan Peninsula. You'll learn the history of the Coba ruins from your local guide, eat lunch with a local Mayan family and spend the afternoon swimming in cenotes, kayaking in the lagoon, ziplining across the water and watching monkeys jump in the trees overhead.
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Starts at:
$136/person
Speaks: English, Spanish, Italian, French and German
Highlights
- Learn about Mayan history while visiting the Coba archaeological site on foot and by bicycle
- Eat lunch in the home of a local Mayan family
- Swim in turquoise waters of a local cenote
- Explore the Punta Laguna reserve by kayak and zipline
- Search for monkeys and other wildlife while hiking through the jungle
- Participate in a Mayan ceremony led by the community
Details
Itinerary
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7:30 – 8:30am: Pick up at your hotel
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Visit the Coba archaelogical site (history, bike, ride and climb).
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Delicious meal in the house of a Mayan family.
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Visit the Punta Laguna nature reserve (hike the jungle in search of monkeys and other wildlife, canoe in the turquoise lagoon, zip line across the lagoon, participate in a Mayan ceremony and swim in a cenote).
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4:30 - 5:30pm: Drop off at your hotel
They recommend that you bring comfortable clothes and shoes (sandals are okay), bathing suit, sunglasses, towel, camer, binoculars, sun protection (preferable bio-degradable), and some cash. Please ntoe that theere are no ATM machines in the area nor do any of the vendors accept credit cards. The guides, drivers, and waitresses appreciate tips for their excellent service.
What's Included
Your Local Host
Mexico Kan Tours
Local/Foreign Owned Business
In Mexico Kan Tours they believe that travelling should be accompanied with an intention. They work closely together with Mayan communities in Mexico to create exciting adventures that will benefit both the traveler and the places they visit.
Getting There
