Playa Mujeres Trip Overview
This majestic city is recognized for having the tallest building in the archaeological zones north of the Yucatan Peninsula.
Coba is noted for having the widest network of roads called “sacbé” meaning “white road” in Mayan.
Get an up close look at the famous stone carvings, where the Mayans etched out important events, as well as astronomical findings.
Delight yourself with a superb and specially prepared box lunch, the perfect complement for your adventure!
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Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Starts: Playa Mujeres, Mexico
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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This majestic city is recognized for having the tallest building in the archaeological zones north of the Yucatan Peninsula.
Coba is noted for having the widest network of roads called “sacbé” meaning “white road” in Mayan.
Get an up close look at the famous stone carvings, where the Mayans etched out important events, as well as astronomical findings.
Delight yourself with a superb and specially prepared box lunch, the perfect complement for your adventure!
Itinerary
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Stop At: Zona Arqueologica de Coba, Carretera Federal Tulum 307, Coba 77793 Mexico
Visit Cobá, a majestic city surrounded by exuberant vegetation and recognized for having the tallest building in the archaeological zones north of the Yucatan Peninsula, Nohoch Mul. It is a 7-level structure as tall as 42 meters (138 feet) which has 120 steps from bottom to top.
This archaeological site is located in a beautiful area surrounded by 5 lagoons and numerous cenotes, noted for having the widest network of roads called “sacbé” meaning “white road” in Mayan. This gave the Mayans great power and control back in the day as they facilitated trade.
During your tour, you will also explore the Church Temple, the Oval Temple, two different ball games. Get an up close look at the famous stone carvings, where the Mayans etched out important events, as well as astronomical findings.
Don’t miss out on this impressive cultural legacy and visit this historical site.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
