Coba Travel Blogs
Browse travel blogs from Coba below. Coba travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Coba.
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#1 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Feb 09, 2009 – Apr 06, 2009
Coba, Mexico -›
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. One suc…
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#2 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Feb 05, 2009 – Apr 06, 2009
Yucatan, Mexico -› Sayil, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56
miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29
miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes.
Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. O…
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#3 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Feb 28, 2009 – Mar 03, 2009
Coba, Mexico -› Yaxuna, Mexico -› …
El Bocaditois a modestly priced hotel with an restaurant. I have stayed here twice and was completely satisfied. My room was clean, the staff was friendly and helpful. I paid about $22 per night for a 5 nights stay. You could easily spend 2 days viewing Coba and day trip many of the Mayan ruins fro…
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#4 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Oct 09, 2009 – Oct 14, 2009
Coba, Mexico -› Ekbalam, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. One…
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#5 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Feb 27, 2009 – Feb 28, 2009
Chichen Itza, Mexico -› Yaxuna, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo.
It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the
Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins
are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various
smaller sites. One…
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#6 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Mar 13, 2009 – Apr 02, 2009
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. One suc…
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#7 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Mar 03, 2009 – Mar 11, 2009
Cancun, Mexico -› Xcaret, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. One…
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#8 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Oct 22, 2009 – Oct 24, 2009
Yaxuna, Mexico -› Santa Elena, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo. It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various smaller sites. One…
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#9 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Oct 20, 2009 – Oct 22, 2009
Oxkutzcab, Mexico -› Xcalumkin, Mexico -› …
Coba is a large Maya site that is located in the state of Quintana Roo.
It is 56 miles east of Chichen Itza about 26 miles west of the
Caribbean Sea, and 29 miles northwest of the site of Tulum. The ruins
are situated around two cenotes. Numerous sacbeob leave Coba to various
smaller sites. One…
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#10 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Dec 12, 2007 – Dec 15, 2007
Cozumel, Mexico -› Tulum, Mexico -› …
Coba was our first big ruin, and in a way my favorite. We rented bikes and whizzed around, with butterflies fluttering by our faces. The blue morphos were magical, and in the jungle that crept towards the ruins we spotted bees' nests the size of me rolled up into a ball. Also, my first trogon sight…
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#11 of 34 Coba travel blogs
May 16, 2007 – May 24, 2007
Merida, Mexico -› Izamal, Mexico -› …
Our next stop in the Yucatan was to the Mayan city of Coba. Here we explored some more amazing, somewhat less restored Mayan ruins. The photo shows the largest pyramid at the Coba site, which we then summited in the 100 degree weather.
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#12 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Apr 03, 2008 – Apr 15, 2008
great vacation
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#13 of 34 Coba travel blogs
May 19, 2007 – May 25, 2007
Cancun, Mexico -› Chetumal, Mexico -› …
There is no doubt that the temple at Chichen Itza is incredible and pretty much impossible to match as far as the magnitude of size and apparent perfection. However, Coba is awesome because you can still climb the steps up to the top of it unlike most of the other ruins. Unfortunately there a…
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#14 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Dec 16, 2008 – Dec 18, 2008
Seeing that I live so close to Mexico, it is one of the places I visit quite frequently. I had visited the Yucatán Peninsula area of Mexico in March 2008 and then again in December 2008. This was one of the best road trips ever!
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#15 of 34 Coba travel blogs
Jun 15, 2007 – Nov 16, 2007
Cancun, Mexico -› Coba, Mexico -› …
Cancun, mexico 2007 the musts to see in the Yucatan! chichen itza, coba, tulum mayan ruins, cozumel, playa del carmen.
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