Ziplining · HORSEBACK AND ZIPLINE TOURS IN CANCUN
Good horseback and zipline tours in Cancun sell out weeks ahead and the long courses go first. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Cancun’s 4-in-1 jungle tour with horseback riding, ATV, ziplines, cenote swim, lunch, pickup, and practical tips.
“This was a wonderful day. Weather was perfect. Alex and Sergio are the best tour guys. we felt very safe doing all the activity”
Review of Cancun’s Mayan Jungle Rush tour with ziplines, ATV, cenote swim, horseback riding, lunch, tequila tasting, costs, and tips.
“Great experience. Place was well run and organized. Would recommend to those who want to experience what Mayan Jungle Rush has to offer.”
Review of Cancun’s Extreme Horses Adventure with horseback riding, ATVs, ziplines, cenote swimming, hotel pickup, and tequila tasting.
“Best place to go to celebrate and have an awesome time for a bachelorette! The bride to be and tribe had an incredible time. All the staff was very informative and helpful!”
Review of Cancun’s jungle tour with ATVs, horseback riding, ziplines, cenote swimming, tequila tasting, lunch, and tips.
“it was great value for what we paid it was a good time and ran smoothly great hospitality would recommend”
Review of Cancun’s Puerto Morelos ATV, horseback riding, zip line and cenote tour, with lunch, pickup details, costs and practical tips.
“This is amazing and was so much fun. Wasn’t allowed to have our phones during the activities. Concerned my fear with jumping into the cenote swim. It was AMAZING!!!!”
Review of Cancun’s four-in-one ATV, horseback riding, zipline, cenote, lunch, pickup, costs, safety, and practical tips.
“It was great! Everything was on time and well organized. It was an easy way to experience a lot of different activities. The only complaint I have is the $10 charge for a locker. It really should be included in the price. The photographer is a great touch. He got photos I'd never have captured.”
Review of Cancun Mayan Pass with ATVs, ziplines, horseback riding, cenote swimming, transport, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“This was a great tour! Pick up and drop off was smooth and on time! Our guide's Edwin and Flaco were AMAZING and FUN. Give them a raise ASAP! We did 5 activities in 1 day plus eat! The videographers were amazing as well! Each activity was perfectly timed and nothing felt rushed. 10/10 experience! I Would definitely recommend this tour to everyone!”
Review of Cancun’s $67 jungle tour with horseback riding, ATVs, ziplines, cenote swimming, lunch, pickup details, and honest value advice.
“After reading a bunch of the reviews, I came to the realization that some people are just snobs/ Haters. If you read the instructions then you know what to expect. They complain about not having their phones. It’s business they have to make money. You can also have your phone during the cenote. The host were great, while horseback riding one of the cowboys started singing. It actually wasn’t bad. Zipline was fun, ATV was fun. People complain about the atv not being fast, well they are fast but it also depends on who you are behind. If they are cautious then you won’t be able to go fast like…”
Review of Cancun’s 4-in-1 jungle tour with horseback riding, ATVs, zip lines, a cenote swim, lunch, and hotel transfers.
“Great experience! Really enjoyed the horseback riding. Had a fun time diving into center. Really appreciate our guide Andi , she was very attentive and responsive to our needs.”
Review of Cancun’s Puerto Morelos adventure tour with ATVs, zip lines, horseback riding, cenote swimming, fajitas, and tequila tasting.
“We had a little problem with our pick up abd they were a little late. But once we got started it was great. All the activities were well managed. Lunch was yummy. Again rushed at the end I guess to keep us on schedule. I would definitely reccomend.”
Review of Cancun’s Mayan Jungle Rush tour with ziplines, horseback riding, cenote swim, tequila tasting, lunch, and transport.
“It was a good and fun experience. I personally think that they should include lockers in the pricing considering that they force you to purchase lockers before ATV riding and they mention that water shoes are suggested because the cenote area is very slippery. It was just a lot of new information arriving there. Luckily, I didn’t show up empty-handed.”
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