It was a great travel adventure. But very hot, make sure to wear a hat and bring lots of water as it takes a little to walk up to the Ruins itself. But all in all it was fabulous!
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It was a great travel adventure. But very hot, make sure to wear a hat and bring lots of water as it takes a little to walk up to the Ruins itself. But all in all it was fabulous!
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We treked through the jungle to see the ancient sites and temples. The site was spectacular and i managed to climb the 120 odd steps.
I think by the end of 2012 - nobody will be allowed the walk up.
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We've visited Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza and Tulum, but Coba is a much different site. So much has yet to be excavated that it feels as though the city is choosing to only reveal a small part of itself to the visitor, invoking a sense of mystery and wonder. We drove ourself there and hired a guide at the...
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In my opinion, the most important of the Mayan Ruins locally. Coba is Pre-Classic Mayan. Less than 4% has been uncovered. One of the few ruins you can still climb. There are two ball games in the compound. Rent a bicycle or hire a Mayan Limo (it is a tricycle with a guy pedalling you around). Bring some water and...
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We were only in Mexico for 5 days, so we did not have enough time to visit all the ruins. After reading the reviews (Tulum, Chichen Itza etc), we decided to visit Coba Ruins. Coba Ruins is the only one that allows you to climb up to the top of the pyramid. The view is fantastic! When you are there,...
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Look them up online...great staff, great trips. Eco friendly and give back to the communities
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They have the only ruin that you can still climb which is a great experience!
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I always rent a car so leave early you can go to COBA and upon your return stop in Tulum and have dinner at Playa Del Carmen. I have seen them evolve it does have one of the largest pyramids on the Yucatan pennisula and you can see the roads which they believe may have connected all the Mayan Cities....
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What a great experience! We took the Coba AdvenTOUR with Xcapes tour guide Martin. He was very knowledgeable and made the experience even better than we could have imagined. We hiked to the top of Nohoch Mul and rode bikes in Coba and in Punta Laguna we zip-lined, canoed and rappelled into a cenote. The scenery was amazing and I'm...
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this was a good way to spend an hour for very little money!
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