Your encounter
with the Maya culture starts with a 1,500 year-old historical
journey to the ancestral city of Cobá, an archaeological
site hidden deep inside the rain forest of south-eastern
Yucatan Peninsula.
Walking through these vegetation-covered ruins you
will literally feel the ancient rhythms of this once
strong Maya city-state.
Climbing the Nohoch Muul temple (the tallest pyramid
of the state), you will be able admire the pristine
beauty and immeasurable vastness of the surrounding
sub-tropical rain forest.
Your Mayan Encounter ® journey then leads you to
an authentic Maya village, a self-sufficient Maya community
living next to an integral part of the region's lagoon
system. You will walk you through the Maya community's
forest, learning the mysteries of their local fauna
and flora.
Your unforgettable off-track adventure tour then begins:
exciting zip-line flying over an incredibly beautiful
cenote, rappelling down into another cenote, a refreshing
swim and canoe paddling on a lagoon of enormous beauty.
All that completed with a traditional lunch prepared
by the women of this Maya community.
- Mayan Village: We
will have the opportunity to see how the Mayas live
and experience with these wonderful people an adventure
in their natural world. Together with the locals we
will:
Walk: through their
forest, learning of the local fauna and flora
Z-line crossing: Enjoy
a zip-line flying over an incredibly beautiful cenote.
Rappel: Learn to rappel
into cenotes of unsurpassable beauty!
Canoe/kayak: Setting
out on a gentle canoe trip on a tranquil fresh water
lagoon you will be able to appreciate the exquisite
natural surroundings, the abundant bird life, and
often families of howler or spider monkeys.
Swim: A refreshing dip
in the clear fresh water of the cenotes of the region.
Mayan Feast: Enjoy a
delicious lunch prepared by the local Maya women.
The menu includes: chicken cooked with the traditional
Mayan ingredients, rice, beans potatoes and hand made
tortillas.
- Cobá. Two-hour
guided tour including visit to Maya temples, legendary
ball game area and Nohoch Muul temple (the tallest
pyramid in the Yucatan).
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