Tulum ATV Tour, 5 Ziplines & Cave Cenote — All-in Price

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Price
$114.87

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ATV: 1 rider per ATV
Traveler: Adult (18+) · group of 1–5
Start time: 08:45
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✓ 3 ways to pay — online, on the day, or 50% to hold

✓ Free cancellation — 72 hours before

✓ Book direct — no middlemen, no platform fee

✓ WhatsApp support — 5 min response

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DifficultyMedium
Age4+
Group sizeMax 15
GuideEnglish / Spanish / French

What you’ll do on the Tulum ATV Tour, 5 Ziplines & Cave Cenote — All-in Price

This Tulum ATV, zipline and cenote tour combines a jungle ATV ride, 5 ziplines (one of them 1 km long) and a swim in an underground cenote at the Maya Adrenaline park in Tulum. It is a half-day shared tour for families with children from age 4, couples and friends, with transport from Playa del Carmen and meeting points in Tulum.

What you'll do

  • Take part in a short Maya purification ceremony.
  • Drive an ATV on real jungle trails with mud, loose stone, climbs, descents and water crossings. The legal minimum age to drive an ATV is 18. Guests aged 16–17 may drive at the guide's discretion; otherwise they ride as passengers with an adult. Younger children ride as passengers with an adult.
  • Fly a circuit of 5 ziplines. The longest line is 1 km long and runs 45 m above the jungle. A water zipline ends with a splash landing.
  • Rappel 4 meters down a wall.
  • Walk down a staircase into an underground cenote, a natural freshwater pool inside a cave, and swim with your guide.
  • Finish with a Mexican lunch at our jungle restaurant. Vegetarian and vegan plates are available if you ask when booking.

The guide sets the order of the activities each day based on the group and the weather.

Who it's for

The tour suits travelers who want several activities in one outing with nothing to pay at the park. You need at least a moderate level of fitness. Children from age 4 do the ziplines and cenote with a guide, in a life vest. The maximum weight for the ziplines is 120 kg. It is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health, or for pregnant travelers.

Good to know

  • Park entrance, conservation fees, transport, gear, lockers and lunch are included. Tips, alcoholic drinks and the photo package are not.
  • No hotel pickup in Tulum: meet at the nearest meeting point. Playa del Carmen hotels get pickup; the transfer takes about 1 to 1.5 hours each way.
  • Bring a swimsuit, towel, extra T-shirt, comfortable shoes, flip-flops or water shoes, biodegradable mosquito repellent and cash. Sunscreen is not needed.
  • Guides speak English, Spanish and French.
  1. Jungle ATV trails

    Drive an ATV on real jungle trails with mud, loose stone, climbs and water crossings.

  2. 5 ziplines, one 1 km long

    The zipline circuit has 5 lines; the longest runs 1 km at 45 m above the jungle.

  3. Water zipline

    One more line ends with a splash landing in the water.

  4. Underground cenote

    Walk down a staircase into an underground cenote (a natural freshwater cave pool) and swim with your guide.

  5. Maya ceremony and lunch

    Start with a short Maya purification ceremony and finish with a Mexican lunch at our jungle restaurant.

  6. Fees already included

    Park entrance, conservation fees, transport, gear, lockers and lunch are included; only tips and photos are extra.

What’s included

In the price

  • ✓Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle
  • ✓ATV ride on jungle trails
  • ✓5-line zipline circuit (one line 1 km long, 45 m high)
  • ✓Water zipline
  • ✓Underground cenote swim with life vest
  • ✓Maya purification ceremony
  • ✓Mexican lunch
  • ✓Park entrance and conservation fees
  • ✓Free lockers for phones and valuables
  • ✓Certified bilingual guides

Not included

  • ✕Gratuities
  • ✕Alcoholic drinks
  • ✕Photo package (optional)

Pickup from Tulum & Playa del Carmen

Where we pick you up depends on your city. Check yours before booking.

You’re staying inPickupDetails
Tulum Meeting point No hotel pickup in Tulum; meet at the nearest point (Súper Akí, Selecto Chedraui, Mercadito MISTIQ, OXXO La Veleta and others). Staff wear green shirts and caps; white or gray van with no logo
Playa del Carmen Hotel pickup Pickup at your hotel; the shared transfer takes about 1 to 1.5 hours each way
Riviera Maya Hotel pickup Hotels outside Tulum get hotel pickup; we confirm your pickup time after booking
Guests staying in Playa del Carmen and at hotels outside Tulum are picked up at their hotel. Pickup in Playa del Carmen is earlier because the park is in Tulum: the shared transfer takes about 1 to 1.5 hours each way, and other guests may be picked up along the route. There is no hotel pickup in Tulum: choose the meeting point nearest to where you are staying, such as the Súper Akí supermarket (small free parking), Selecto Chedraui (larger paid parking), Mercadito MISTIQ, OXXO La Veleta, Copal Tulum Hotel, Kore Tulum or El Camello Jr. Our staff wear green shirts and caps, and the van is white or gray with no logo. Send us your accommodation when you book and we confirm your meeting point and pickup time. For last-minute bookings, pickup depends on availability; our office confirms pickups until 8:00 PM.
Read this before you book

Send us your accommodation first. Not every address can be reached by our vehicles. Send your hotel or Airbnb to one of our advisors on WhatsApp and they will confirm whether we pick you up at the door or agree a meeting point nearby.

Your pickup time is not the tour start time. They are very different. We collect you well before activities begin, because the drive and the other pickups on the route take time. Your advisor gives you your exact pickup time when your booking is confirmed — go by that time, not by the departure hour shown on this page.

Itinerary

  • Pickup in Playa del Carmen or a Tulum point
  • Short Maya purification ceremony
  • ATV ride on jungle trails
  • 5 ziplines, one of them 1 km long
  • Water zipline with a splash landing
  • 4-meter rappel down a wall
  • Swim in an underground cenote
  • Mexican lunch at the jungle restaurant
  • Ride back to your hotel or meeting point

What to bring

SwimsuitTowelExtra TshirtComfortable shoesFlipflops or water shoesBiodegradable mosquito repellentCash for tips

Frequently asked

How long does the Tulum ATV, zipline and cenote tour take?
The activities take a half day. From Playa del Carmen, add about 1 to 1.5 hours of shared transfer each way, so plan time for the transfer, the activities and the return trip.
Who can drive the ATV?
The legal minimum age to drive an ATV is 18. Guests aged 16–17 may drive at the guide's discretion; otherwise they ride as passengers with an adult. Children from age 4 ride as passengers with an adult.
Is there a weight limit for the ziplines?
Yes. The maximum weight for the ziplines is 120 kg.
Do I need to be a strong swimmer for the cenote?
No. You go down a staircase into the underground cenote and swim with your guide, and life vests are provided.
Is there hotel pickup in Tulum?
No. In Tulum you meet us at the nearest meeting point, such as the Súper Akí supermarket. Guests in Playa del Carmen and hotels outside Tulum are picked up at their hotel.
Do I pay anything at the park?
No. Park entrance, conservation fees, transport, gear, lockers and lunch are included. Only tips and the photo package are optional extras.
Is there a vegetarian option for lunch?
Yes. Vegetarian and vegan plates are available if you tell us when you book.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 72 hours before the start time; no refunds within 72 hours. Changes within 24 hours are not accepted.

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