Tulum ATV, Zipline & Cenote Tour

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$129
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Quad: 1 Quad per rider
Time: 8:45
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✓ Pay on the day of the tour

✓ Free cancellation — 72 hours before

✓ Book direct — no middlemen, no platform fee

✓ WhatsApp support — 5 min response

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Rating 4.71 / 5.0 (17)
Duration4.5 Hrs activities
DifficultyMedium
Age6+ · 16+ to drive
Group sizeMax 12
GuideEnglish / Spanish

What you’ll do on the Tulum ATV, Zipline & Cenote Tour

Most Tulum tours pick one thing and do it well. This Tulum ATV, zipline and cenote tour strings together three — and adds a rappel that most operators in the Riviera Maya sell as an extra. You ride a quad through the Mayan jungle, fly five ziplines over the canopy, and wash the dust off in the cool water of an ancient cenote. Lunch is included, not upsold at the end of the day.

Activities run about 4.5 hours, plus roughly an hour of round-trip transport — plan for five to six hours door to door. Groups cap at 12 people with a bilingual guide, so nobody spends the morning queuing. Three departures daily: 8:45, 11:15 and 12:45.

Staying in Playa del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras or Akumal? We pick you up at your hotel. In Tulum town we use six meeting points around the centre, with free round-trip transport from any of them — no hotel pickup, but nothing to pay either. Cancún and Puerto Morelos run Mondays and Fridays only.

You book online and pay in full on the day of the tour — no prepayment required. We do recommend settling the day before, which locks in your spots when departures fill up. Group bookings hold their places with a 50% deposit, purely for logistics. Free cancellation up to 72 hours before. We are a local agency based in Tulum, not a booking platform — if something changes, you talk to the people who actually run the tour.

  1. The jungle ATV ride

    Your own quad, or share one with your partner — you choose at checkout. The trails are dirt, mud and jungle canopy, and the guide sets a pace that leaves room to actually look around. Helmets and a full safety briefing come first. You need to be 16 to drive; younger riders come along as passengers.

  2. Five ziplines over the canopy

    Five separate lines strung across the Tulum jungle, each with its own run and its own view. Harnesses get checked twice before you clip in, and staff stay on both platforms. No experience needed — if you can walk to the platform, you can fly off it.

  3. Rappel and a short jungle hike

    Between the ziplines there is a rappel down a wall and a short guided walk through the bush. It is the part nobody expects and the part most people talk about afterwards. Included in the price — plenty of operators in the Riviera Maya sell this one separately.

  4. Swim an ancient cenote

    The cenote is the reward for the dust. Fresh water filtered through limestone, cold enough to reset you after two hours in the jungle. Life jackets are provided and the guide stays with the group, so you do not need to be a strong swimmer to get in. Bring a towel and water shoes.

  5. A real Mexican lunch, included

    Not a snack — a full traditional Mexican meal with bottled water and soft drinks, after the activities. Vegetarian and vegan plates are available if you tell us when you book. Alcohol is not included. Neither are tips, which are always up to you.

What’s included

In the price

  • All activities and equipment
  • Bilingual local guide
  • Lunch and drinks
  • round transportation
  • Lifejacket

Not included

  • Gratuities/gratuities for the guide
  • Photos ($30 usd - optional)
  • Alcoholic drinks

Pickup from Playa del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras & Akumal

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

You’re staying inPickupDetails
Playa del Carmen Hotel pickup Free, including hotels along the road to Tulum.
Puerto Aventuras · Akumal Hotel pickup On the Playa–Tulum route. Free.
Tulum town Meeting point No hotel or Airbnb pickup. Free round-trip from 6 meeting points.
Cancún · Puerto Morelos Mon & Fri only +$10 USD per person.
Caleta Tankah → Soliman Bay No pickup Meeting point available halfway.
Groups of 8+ Direct pickup Hotel or Airbnb pickup in Tulum available. Send us your location on WhatsApp.
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

  • Atv
  • Rappel & small jungle hike
  • Ziplines
  • Cenote
  • Lunch

Activities take about 4.5 hours, plus roughly 1 hour of round-trip transportation — 5 to 6 hours door to door. Times are approximate and may vary.

What to bring

TowelSwimsuitMosquito repellentComfortable shoes and flip flops (2 pairs)Extra change of clothesSunglassesCash (for photos and tips)

Frequently asked

Do I need to pay a deposit?
Not for an individual booking — you pay in full on the day of the tour. We do recommend settling the day before, because departures fill up and paying ahead locks in your spots. Group bookings are the exception: they hold their places with a 50% deposit, purely so we can plan vehicles and guides.
When is the best time to pay?
The day before your tour. You can pay on the day itself, but availability is only guaranteed once the booking is settled.
How long does the tour last?
Activities take about 4.5 hours. Add roughly 1 hour of round-trip transportation, so plan for 5 to 6 hours door to door.
Can children join?
Yes. Children from 6 years old can do the activities, always accompanied by an adult.
What's the minimum age to drive an ATV?
16. Younger guests ride as passengers on a shared quad with an adult driver.
Is the Maya Adrenaline tour safe?
Yes. All activities follow international safety standards, with certified guides and top-quality equipment.
Do I need prior experience for ATVs or ziplining?
No, beginners are welcome. Our guides give full instructions before each activity.
Are cenotes in Tulum safe to swim in?
Absolutely. The cenote is clean, natural, and supervised by staff for your safety. Life jackets are provided.
Can I get hotel pick-up in Tulum?
No hotel pick-up in Tulum. We offer several convenient meeting points around town, and free round-trip transport from them.
Is transportation included?
Yes, round-trip transportation is included from the Playa del Carmen–Tulum corridor. Meeting points in Tulum.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothes, swimsuit, water shoes or sneakers. Bring a change of clothes and a towel.
Is lunch really included?
Yes — a traditional Mexican meal and bottled water are included. Alcoholic drinks are not.
Are vegetarian or vegan meals available?
Yes, dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice.
Do I need to book cenote tickets separately?
No, cenote entrance fees are already included in your tour price.
What language do the guides speak?
Guides are bilingual in English and Spanish. Some also speak additional languages.
Is this adventure suitable for seniors?
Yes, as long as participants are in good health. Activities are moderate but active.
What if it rains on the day of my tour?
The tour runs rain or shine. Only extreme weather may cause rescheduling.
Can I bring my camera or GoPro?
Yes, but for safety some activities may require secure mounts. A photo package is also available for $30 USD.

Cancellation policy

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