Mayan Ruins of Coba (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá)
Mayan Ruins of Coba (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá)
Mayan Ruins of Coba (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá)

Mayan Ruins of Coba (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá) Tours and Tickets

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In the heart of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula lie the ruins of Coba (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá), an ancient Maya city considered to be one of the most important settlements in Mesoamerican history. During its peak between AD 500 and 900, Coba housed 50,000 residents and was the central terminus for the complex Maya system of roadways. The jungle site is still being excavated, but visitors can experience the already discovered remains of thesesacbes, or stone causeways, as well as a number of engraved and sculpted monuments.

  • Coba, Quintana Roo, 77793

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Emmanuel_O, Nov 2023
The Mayan Experience
Special Thanks to Edgar and Mildred for the fantastic experience. Good information provided by mildred and we loved the cenotes it was refreshing. dios botik
Sreedhar_B, Nov 2023
Ramos was excellent who...
Ramos was excellent who made the entire trip great. Everything was as planned and timed. I would recommend this tour who like to see other than staying in hotel...
Deepa_D, Nov 2023
Fantastic trip!
Great experience and wonderful day trip to 4 areas! We loved the explanation and time we got to spend at each location. Zeferino our main guide was great. Our family of 4 took away lots of great memories.
Jing_C, Nov 2023
Great tour day
Really good customer service! We were confused on picked up spot, but they helped us reschedule the tour. Mildred is an awesome guide. We had a really good day. Would recommend anyone!
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Q:What is the history of the Mayan Ruins of Cobá?
A:The ancient city of Cobá was home to about 50,000 people during its peak from the years 500 to 900. Today, the Mayan Ruins of Cobá (Zona Arqueológica de Cobá) include one of the largest known networks of Mayan stone walkways.
Q:Where are the Mayan Ruins of Cobá located?
A:The Mayan Ruins of Cobá are located on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula in the jungles of Quintana Roo. The ancient Mayan site is spread out over a vast amount of space. It lies about 45 minutes by car from Tulum and about a 2-hour drive from Cancun.
Q:Can you still climb the pyramid at the Mayan Ruins of Cobá?
A:No, the main pyramid of Nohoch Mul is now off-limits for climbing, but there is much to see at the 30-square-mile (80-square-kilometer) site, including two ball courts, carved stelae, and many other pyramids and buildings. A visit to the Mayan Ruins of Cobá means a lot of walking.
Q:Are there guided tours available at the Mayan Ruins of Cobá?
A:Yes. Although the site itself doesn’t offer tours, you can book a tour of the Mayan Ruins of Cobá in advance with a tour company. Many popular choices leave from Cancun, Tulum, or Playa del Carmen, and many even include visits to other Mayan sites or to a nearby cenote.
Q:What are the opening hours of the Mayan Ruins of Cobá?
A:The Mayan Ruins of Cobá are open daily from about 8am to 5pm, but keep in mind the site usually doesn’t let anyone in after 4:30pm. Most visitors typically take two to three hours to fully explore the grounds and all it has to offer.
Q:Is there an entrance fee for the Mayan Ruins of Cobá?
A:Yes, there is a small entrance fee to explore the Mayan Ruins of Cobá at your own pace, but it’s worth it to take in the views and the history of this ancient site. Some tours include this fee in the tour price, so ask at the time of booking.