Top 3 Museum Visits on the Riviera Maya

1.Coba Multun-Ha Cenote Tulum and Mayan Museum Small Group

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 773 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $109Our pick

Spend about 10 hours visiting Coba and Tulum with a guide, then cool off in Multum Ha Cenote and see Maya artifacts at Jaguar Park Museum. Groups are capped at 15, with air-conditioned transport, buffet lunch, bottled water, and hotel pickup from Playa del Carmen and much of the Riviera Maya.

“We were picked up on time in a van with filthy windows. The driver was stingy with the AC. He made sure there was AC for him and his co-worker / girlfriend in front, but didn't ask the passengers about their comfort. In fact, the driver said very little to the passengers. The lunch buffet was average. Eder was the tour guide and did a good job. Bottle water was provided, but not offered by Eder very often. About 10 minutes after we departed from Coba, the driver pulled over for snacks and drinks for him and his gal pal. Eder didn't ask us customers if we would like to…”

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2.3D Museum of Wonders Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 378 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $41Best value

Spend 90 to 120 minutes at Playa del Carmen’s interactive 3D Museum of Wonders, posing with painted scenes and using touch screens. Staff members such as Yesi, Yesenia, Sandra, Vladimir, and Ieva have helped visitors find the right angles and take photos, including for solo visitors.

“We really enjoyed this fun and unique experience. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. The place is a little hard to find since there’s not a sign outside the building. I would highly recommend it.”

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3.Coba, Tulum, Multun-Ha Cenote and Mayan Museum Reduced Group

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 344 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $109

Spend about 10 hours with a small group of up to 15 people visiting Tulum, Jaguar Park’s Mayan Museum, Coba, and Multum Ha Cenote. An English-speaking art historian guide, hotel pickup, lunch, water, and site admissions are included, though Tulum’s cash access fee costs extra.

“We loved this tour! The itinerary was perfect with Tulum first and later Coba which is more authentic and less developed. Our guide was great too with lots of information. Lots of walking, but never felt rushed. Would recommend the tour.”

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