Top Things to do in Coba
The 10 Best Things to do in Coba, Quintana Roo
Discover the best top things to do in Coba, Mexico including Coqui Coqui Spa Coba, Zona Arqueologica de Coba, Coba Sunset, Multum Ha Cenote, Cenotes Tamcach-Ha & Choo-Ha, Casa Itzamna, Artesanias El Tucan, Zoologika y Aldea Maya, Chococacao Maya, Tuumben Adventure.
Restaurants in Coba
1. Coqui Coqui Spa Coba
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Founded on ancient and traditional methods, our treatments maintain simplicity in their holistic approach to our guests' physical and emotional well being. Our Coqui Coqui scents are used along with the natural ingredients in all our oils lotion and herbal blends prepared for all treatments. Our therapists combine practiced technique and intuitive touch to carry out our carefully curated treatme.
2. Zona Arqueologica de Coba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8,221 reviews
Coba (pronounced cō-bǝ) is an ancient Maya city on the Yucatán Peninsula, located in what is now northeastern Quintana Roo, Mexico. The site is the nexus of the largest network of stone causeways of the ancient Mayan world, and it contains many engraved and sculpted stelae that document ceremonial life and important events of the Late Classic Period (AD 600-900) of Mesoamerican civilization.[1] The adjacent modern village bearing the same name, reported a population of 1,278 inhabitants in the 2010 Mexican federal census.[2]
Reviewed By Antonio251990
The coolest thing about this site it's the bicycle ride through the jungle it's a most to get on the bikes plus is only 30 pesos to rent it.. the view at the top of the main pyramid its amazing all you can see its miles of pure green in every direction it's kind of hard to climb all the way up but totally worth the effort... if you're staying in the tulum area definitely should go to coba ruins, just try to be there early because gets packed..
3. Coba Sunset
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 225 reviews
Interact with the Magical Mayan Culture, drive a bicycle trough the ancient paths, enjoy the spectacular view of the jungle when your reach the top of the Pyramid. Enjoy a delicious Mayan Buffet with a spectacular view of the Lagoon. Discover the secrets of ancient Mayan Pottery while you create your own souvenir. Get to know the ancient Mayan rituals of the Ball Game, Music, Dance and Theater inside a sacred Cenote surrounded by torches.
4. Multum Ha Cenote
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By scottsnew1
We came here right after visiting Coba. It is easy to find just use google maps, and we visited another one also very nearby here. Entrance fee is 100 pesos and there are life vests. Just an FYI, the photos show a dock, but it was submerged about 3 feet underwater when we were there. This is a super deep cenote! I'm not sure how deep it is, but I think it was the deepest one we visited. Well worth the visit!
5. Cenotes Tamcach-Ha & Choo-Ha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 715 reviews
Reviewed By TejasIII - McAllen, United States
Had never been to a cenote, 2nd cenote was eery and deep, we snorkeled in it, 2 tall stages to dive into the cenote. It was amazing to see the up close rock formations we had seen in other places.
6. Casa Itzamna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
7. Artesanias El Tucan
8. Zoologika y Aldea Maya
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By giulianog682 - Milan, Italy
Well this was a wonderful experience, a place that you must visit. we visited the “Aldea Maya Village” as usual always with our local hotel taxi guide, we arrived at this place from a long road that leads to Cancun near Coba, just a stroll down in the jungle by the roadside there is a small village with a few families with children’s and some pet animals all free walking all over the place. It was late evening but they welcome us with lots of love and while they were having dinner we also had a taste of their food. One of them spoke good English and explained how they live and support themselves by showing us the pharmacy gardens the water well the ancient tools hut, the inside of their houses/wooden huts and how they make honey and gum and lots of other things… no money was asked but obviously I left them a tip… the rest you’ll find out for yourself!!! Great to see. Since writing the above I have read some other contributors from the past that do not represent what we have seen..!!! Cannot understand why however our was not the customary package arranged!!! Simply on our own with a dedicated taxi… also these local Mayan families are known by our hotel owner by many years and we are astonished from what we have read from other posts!!! A must see… judge for yourself. Ciao for now
9. Chococacao Maya
A sanctuary of Honey and Cacao to transmit the importance of the conservation of the Melipona Bee in its natural habitat and Cacao. Chococacao Maya is a historical site where the Mayans rested and purified themselves before visiting the great pyramid of Coba. On one side of Chococacao passes the Sacbe a very important sacred road that connected Coba with Chichen Itza.
10. Tuumben Adventure
