Cobá

Hello, adventurers and explorers of the Mayan world!

If there’s a place where history and the jungle intertwine magically, that is, without a doubt, Cobá. This fascinating archaeological site, in the heart of the Riviera Maya, offers an authentic and different Mayan experience.

A Journey to the Heart of the Mayan Jungle

Unlike other coastal ruins, Cobá immerses you in a lush jungle, revealing one of the most extensive networks of sacbés (white roads) in the Mayan world. Imagine walking, or even renting a bike or a “tricitaxi” (bicycle taxi), through these ancient paths, under the shade of imposing trees!

The highlight of Cobá is undoubtedly the Nohoch Mul pyramid, the tallest in the Yucatán Peninsula at 42 meters (about 138 feet). While climbing to the top is no longer permitted, its majesty and the dense vegetation surrounding it offer a breathtaking view and a sense of deep connection to the past.

Cobá isn’t just a pyramid; it’s a vast site with several groups of structures, stelae that tell stories carved in stone, and ball courts that will transport you to the life of this ancient and powerful city. It’s the perfect place for those seeking a more immersive archaeological experience, away from the crowds, and with the opportunity to feel like true explorers.

So, if you’re ready to unravel the secrets of a millennial civilization in a spectacular jungle setting, Cobá awaits you for an unforgettable adventure! Are you ready to bike through history?