The Maya community of Pacchen (slanted well in the Maya language) is surrounded by nature.
You will start with a walk in the jungle, followed by a canoe ride through the mojarras lagoon. Fly over the lagoon on a 300 meter (984 feet) long zipline and enjoy the panoramic views. A second zipline will take you over the caiman lake, where every now and then you can observe a crocodile.
Cross the hanging bridge over the cenote and rappel down the Jaguar cenote, one of the most extraordinary spots you will find on the peninsula.
If all that action makes you hungry, tame it with a typical Maya meal prepared by the community of Pacchen.
Visit Cobá, both on foot as well as by bicycle or Maya taxi, and be amazed by the ballgame courts, the stelas, the sacbe (white trails), and the Nohoch Muul temple, the highest of the Yucatán with 42 meters (138 feet).
Itinerary
7 a.m. pickup from your hotel/villa
1 ½ hour drive to Pacchen
Activities in Pacchen: walking, canoe, ziplines, rappel, swimming in the cenote, Maya ceremony
Lunch in Pacchen
30 minute drive to Cobá
1 ½ hour guided visit in Cobá
5 p.m. departure to your hotel/villa
Attention! The minimum age to participate in the zipline, rappel and cenote swimming activities is 5 years old (decision to allow participation is at the discretion of the certified guide for safety reasons).
Attention! Bring a long sleeved shirt (rashguard style) for swimming in the cenotes. The use of sunscreen or any other type of lotions is not allowed in the cenotes.
Operating days: Monday through Sunday
Duration of the tour: approx. 10 hours (depending on the location of your hotel/villa)
Departure
Riviera Maya, Cancún, Tulum, Playa del Carmen
Departure Time
Pick up from your hotel/villa 7 a.m.
Return Time
Return to your hotel/villa 5 p.m.
Included
Private transportation with air conditioning from your hotel/villa, fully insured van
Certified guide in archaeology and history
Water, sodas and snack onboard
Admission to Cobá
Bicycles or Maya taxi in Cobá
Canoe, rappel, ziplines, Maya ceremony, swimming in cenote and all necessary equipment for these activities
Traditional lunch, 1 non alcoholic beverage
What To Bring
Towel, bathing suit, sandals, sunscreen lotion, bugspray, cap or hat, comfortable clothes and walking shoes.
We recommend attaching action cameras (e.g. GoPro) to your equipment to avoid accidents.
We recommend bringing cash for souvenirs, and tips.