Tulum, Coba, Cenote and Mayan village - Brilliant day visiting Tulum, Coba, Cenote and Mayan village. The cenote and biking round Coba were my highlights. However, the whole trop was great. It ended up being a private tour even though we didn't pay for one. Tour guide was friendly and extremely knowledgeable. Showed us around all the ruins telling us about the Mayan traditions. Would definitely recommend 👌

Amazing trip definitely recommend - The tour is a great way to see the Mayan heritage and history. The tour guides were Mayan and were full of knowledge, really friendly and helpful. You start in Tulum ruins, a water bottle is advisable as they don’t allow plastic into the site. You then go to the beach for a bit and then go into the jungle and have a traditional lunch. Even just going on the bus you see real parts of Mexico which wouldn’t be possible. You visit a Mayan village and get blessed by a Shaman, visit Coba ruins which interestingly is older than Chitchen Itza, and then get to cool off in a cenote! A brilliant day! Special thanks to Luis our tour guide!

Tulum and coba - Tulum is an amazing place, a nice cultural experience with an amazing views and a beautiful beautiful. Also Coba is very important place for the Mayan people and definitely the tour guide (proper local) made this day an amazing day. He is fluent in English, French, is learning German and obviously Spanish.

Perfect thank you Miki - The tour is very well organized, we were in 2 small vans, the group was not too big. They offered cold bottled water during the trip which was very nice. Our guide Miki speaks several languages, we understood English but as soon as he saw that we had a doubt he took the time to explain to us in French. He was adorable and explained very well. The time for each activity was respected and satisfactory.

Very friendly, delicious food and beautiful cenote - It was a really nice experience! There was enough time to enjoy each activity and the people are extremely friendly. The places we visited are very beautiful, the cenote is wonderful!!

Amazing - A big thank you to Miki for her professionalism, her big heart. An exceptional day spent with him! Spiritually enriching. We will keep great memories!! Cathy & Océane

Cenote de Coba bath - Nice experience especially the bath in the cenote, very suggestive. The guide very prepared and helpful. The only problem , whatever you buy has really excessive costs .

recommendable - Highly recommended. Luis the guide was very clear in his explanations the entire journey. We didn't have the best of weather, however we enjoyed it 100%. recommendable

A variety of experiences - This was a tour with a nice mix of history, ruins, seeing life outside of the tourist centres and the very refreshing cenote swim to finish. Miki, our guide was great, however he had to cater to 3 different languages within the one group which when you're standing in extremely hot sun in Tulum, is slightly frustrating waiting for your language to come up. Our driver was also good. Communication definitely could have been better from start of day but overall quite an enjoyable day. Definitely bring atleast 300 pesos for cold drinks, you will need them along the way.

Very eventful tour with good organization and pleasant company - The tour was very well organized. Our accommodation was not in the “hotel zone”. The pickup at the agreed collection point was on time. The ruins in Tulum are located on a beautiful beach. The ensemble is fantastic. Our guide Mika explained neither too little nor too much and was happy to answer our questions. We had an hour on the beach. During the hour, Mika organized a short trip for three of us to go snorkeling on the nearby reef. We saw corals, devil rays and schools of colorful fish. The men tried to find a turtle as the icing on the cake. Lunch halfway to Coba was simple but good. In Coba we visited locals. A shaman did a little ceremony for us (including goosebumps). Specially made souvenirs were offered in the house. In the back building, an older lady showed how to bake tortillas. The ruins in Coba, nestled in the jungle, have their own charm. The environment has a grounding effect. Coba is also not as intensively touristy as Tulum. The cooling down in the cenote was very invigorating. The cenote was closed. However, it was large enough and not too deep, so it wasn't cramped. The water was a deep blue color and very clean. The descent offered two opportunities to jump into the blue. The jump from the very top might require some effort (just do it!). I really enjoyed the tour. The tour is tightly planned, but there is still enough time at the individual stops. There were specific announcements regarding meeting points/times. There was never any time pressure. Thank you for the lovely day Mika!