Mayan Jungle EcoAdventure (Private Tour)

Mayan Jungle EcoAdventure (Private Tour)

First we'll visit the archaeological site of

Coba, where we'll get to

ride bikes through the site (optional, included in price) and see many of the incredible temples left by the Mayans in the raw jungle. We'll also get to

climb the main temple (optional) to see the incredible view from above, all while learning of the historical importance of the different temples and carvings. After that, we'll visit the

ecological reserve of Punta Laguna where we'll be able to see different species of

monkeys in their natural habitat. We'll also ride

canoes in the lake,

zip line over the lagoon and walk through the amazing jungle setting. Lastly we'll visit a

cenote for a refreshing swim. This tour includes a

full lunch.

Punta Laguna is an ecological reserve 13,000 acres in size. In it you will find a rich biodiversity including spider monkeys, howling monkeys, coatimundis, peccaries, deer, different kinds of exotic birds and a very diverse flora.

Here you will be able to see up close some ancient Mayan ruins still covered by the jungle and if you’re feeling adventurous there’s a great zip line, canoes in the lake to ride and a cenote which you can rappel down to where 117 ancient Mayan skulls were found.

Your guide will lead you in a hike through the jungle to go monkey-spotting, and if you’re lucky, you’ll see more than that!

Come join this exciting and unique adventure through the Mayan jungles of Mexico and experience this otherworldly habitat of Mother Earth.

Coba is an ecological reserve as well as an archaeological site, the only one in which we can take a bike ride through. Climb one of the tallest temples in the Yucatan Peninsula and admire the stunning view of the jungles that surround this huge ancient city.

A place where you’ll admire many interesting and well-preserved stellae depicting the power of the Mayan lords and their rituals, a visit to Coba is not to be missed.

The tour also includes a visit to a cenote.

Cenotes were considered entrances to the underworld by the Maya, we’ll have a refreshing swim in its crystal clear waters and take some amazing pictures of these unique sites and their interesting rock formations while we rest a bit and cool off to continue our journey through the Mayaland.