From November to April, the Yucatán tends to have drier weather and more comfortable temperatures for archaeological sites and cenotes.
MEXICO · HERITAGE + CULTURE
MEXICO — MAYANS OF YUCATÁN
Three Mayan cities, three landscapes and one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
DURATION6 days
BEST TIMENov–Apr
EXPERIENCEHeritage + Culture
COUNTRYMexico
THE JOURNEY
Route map
Chichén Itzá → Cobá → Tulum
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FEATURED
Key highlights
1Chichen Itza
2Kukulcan Temple
3Cobá Ruins
4Tulum over the Caribbean
5Cenotes of the Yucatan
6Mayan culture
Touring Chichén Itzá, Cobá and Tulum allows you to see three sides of Mayan civilization — monumental, forestry and coastal — in the same trip.
SEASONALITY
When to go
A STARTING POINT
Suggested base itinerary
DAY 1
Chichén Itzá: arrival and Mayan heritage
Arrival in the Chichén Itzá region and introduction to the Mayan universe of the Yucatán.
DAY 2
Chichén Itzá in depth
Chichén Itzá in depth, with Kukulcán Temple, Great Ball Game and the main ceremonial complexes.
DAY 3
Chichén Itzá → Cobá
Departure to Cobá, with the possibility of combining travel with cenotes and small communities in the interior of Yucatán.
DAY 4
Cobá and archaeological landscape
Exploration of Cobá among forest, sacbés and archaeological structures that show a Mayan city very different from Chichén Itzá.
DAY 5
Coba → Tulum
Travel to Tulum, where the Caribbean completely changes the landscape of the itinerary.
DAY 6
Tulum and closure
Tulum archaeological site over the sea, time for cenotes or beach and end of the Mayan crossing.
THE EXPERIENCE
The spirit of the journey
Three large Mayan sites show different landscapes of the Yucatan, between pyramids, forest, cenotes and the Caribbean.
YOUR WAY
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