Private Spider Monkey & Coba Expedition: A Journey into the Maya Jungle

Season: All Year
In this amazing tour we will discover the Coba archelogical site of the pre hispanic Mayan culture, which has the tallest structure in Mexico. Afterward, we will visit a protected area to observe spider monkeys. The area we visit is part of 11 Mayan communities which are around a protected flora and fauna area. The trip includes a Naturalist or Biologist guide who will provide interesting and attractive explanations about the monkeys and jungle. We will finish the day by snorkeling in paradisiac and crystalline waters of a cenote.

Embark on a profound journey through time and nature with our exclusive 8-hour Private Spider Monkey & Coba Tour. This expedition is specifically designed for travelers who seek a deeper understanding of the Yucatan’s cultural and biological heritage. Your day begins with a private transfer to the archaeological site of Coba, an ancient Maya city hidden deep within the jungle. Unlike the coastal ruins of Tulum, Coba offers a wilder, more authentic atmosphere, featuring a network of sacred white roads (sacbeob) and the impressive Nohoch Mul, one of the tallest structures in the peninsula.

After absorbing the archaeological wonders, we transition to a protected flora and fauna area that serves as a sanctuary for the Spider Monkey. This conservation project is a collaborative effort involving 11 Maya communities dedicated to preserving the local biodiversity. Led by a senior biologist guide, you will hike through interpretive trails to observe these charismatic primates in their natural habitat. You will learn about their complex social structures, diet, and the symbiotic relationship they share with the tropical forest.

To conclude this high-level expedition, you will immerse yourself in the crystalline waters of a sacred Maya cenote. These natural sinkholes provide a refreshing and mystical end to your adventure. With EcoColors’ 20+ years of expertise, this private tour ensures a personalized pace, scientific depth, and a seamless connection with the authentic Maya world, far from the mass-tourism circuits.

We recommended to bring: comfortable shoes, insect repellent, towels, swimming suit, Sandals, change of clothes, hat, sunglasses, extra money, and bio-degradable sunscreen.