COBA

The name itself makes you remember images from its glorious past. Its outstanding features were the constructions of big cities. Cobá which Mayan name means “wild waters”, is a large archeological site, that in fact is made of a series of different sites connected among them.

During the late post classic period 1200-1450 a.d. Cobá was the biggest settlement on the noth-eastern part of the Yucatan Peninsula. There are many groups of interesting buildings, the most notorious one is Nohoch Mul, with its large temple –pyramid  that has the same name, that from its highest part (consisting of 42 meters is the tallest of the ancient constructions from Yucatan)you have a complete view of the jungle surrounding it.

CENOTE ( UNDERGROUND RIVER )

The word cenote is derived from the mayan term “D’ zonot” , representing an underground cavity filled permanently with water.

We will stop at Cenote CHOO-HA'.

Unlike any other destination, Riviera Maya is unique not only because of its history and culture, but also its geological composition. Land is very porous; the entire region is basically a huge limestone shelf. Imagine this part of earth as a hefty slice of Swiss cheese. Over the centuries, holes up and down the coast filled with pristine water forming natural subterranean pools called cenotes, which connect to an intrincate network of underwater caves and caverns. This network’s underground rivers are said to be the longest system in the world. Today scuba drivers navigate them, carrying beams of light that unveil spectacular stalactites and stalagmites.

Coba Ruins Map

- TRANSPORTATION FROM HOTEL,
PICK - UP AT 8.30 AM.

- TOURISTIC GUIDE ENGLISH SPOKEN

- TWO SOFT DRINKS INCLUDED
- ENTRANCE FEE INCLUDED AND VISIT
OF THE RUIN OF COBA.

- ENTRANCE FEE INCLUDED AND VISIT
OF CENOTE CHOO-HA.

- LUNCH BUFFET IN LOCAL RESTAURANT ( drinks not included ).

- VISIT A SMALL MAYAN VILLAGE
IN THE JUNGLE.

- RETURN TO THE HOTEL AT 5.30 PM