Zona arqueológica de Coba - 77793 Cobá

Amazing, really worth doing. Parking 60 pesos, entrance 100 pesos. All cash no card accepted. Bikes are a nice to have but definitely not mandatory. You'll be most of the time under the shadows cast by trees. Also taxi bikes available.

Stunning Mayan site, massive. Although the pyramid climb was closed (may 2022) you can stand in and on much is the ruins so you feel more connected than in Chicken Itza, for instance. The place is brutally hot, so pace yourself.

Really neat place to visit and wasn't too crowded. You can't climb the big tower steps but there are some smaller ones you can get on. This place was very cheap to get in and I would recommend renting a bike. It's not too far to walk but the biking was a fun experience. Bike rental was also cheap. Definitely worth visiting.

Very interesting sight and worth the time and money. If you go with a car the parking cost 60 pesos and the ticket 100 pesos, also, there're guides, the one that stopped us offered us a 900 pesos tour but I can't remember if that price was for a 45min your or an hour and a half, which you can divide between all of you. The place is big (the biggest archaeological zone apparently) and it gets really hot walking between temples so you can also rent a bike or a guy with a bicycle rickshaw to drive you around (space for two, if you're skinny enough) although it's not necessary, we were wearing flipflops and it was just fine. Also, outside there's a very well placed coconut stand, which I recommend to go after so much walking, it's very refreshing!

We regret very much not getting a guide as the places we got to see where fabulous, we did not have the knowledge that of what the are besides the very few information tablets around the area. We were able to get little information from the gentleman that rode us all around the ruins which was very convenient as the ancient city cover a good area. Get a tour guide!

One of the less touristy remains of a Maya city. You can see that it is still excavated by archaeologists. Located in the jungle, most buildings are or were covered partially with trees. The city is quite big and it takes a fair amount of walking to get to each highlight. You can rent a bike to get around faster or a driver will transport you in his rickshaw bike.

Interesting ruins in the jungle. You can rent a bike but it's possible to do it on foot, whole route is no more than 5-6 km. Unfortunately the big pyramid is closed for climbing die to covid restrictions.

The whole place is awesome, a gem in the jungle. Be prepared to walk a lot, though! Which is totally worth it!!! For those who prefer, there are bikes for different ages. There are also rickshaws waiting at different sites. Really beautiful!