Ziplining · PLAYA DEL CARMEN ZIPLINE TOURS
Every trip has one free day in it. These 15 zipline tours in Playa del Carmen are worth spending it on, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Playa del Carmen’s ATV, zipline, and cenote tour, with honest advice on transport, costs, activities, family fit, and extras.
“Wonderful Experience. Will definitely use them again. XIMEMA was a wonderful tour guide and took great care of us. She deserves 5 Stars by herself.”
Review of Rio Secreto Plus near Playa del Carmen, with cave swimming, biking, rappelling, ziplines, lunch, tips, costs, and practical advice.
“Driss (tour guide) was funny, knowledgeable and very kind! He took the time to tour in two languages and never left anyone out of the fun! He even got us a ride to our hotel (we paid) but at least we didn’t have to hunt a taxi down! 10/10! The tour itself was exciting! Repelling was scary but rewarding when we got to the bottom. The cavern was really cool and swimming in the depths of the planet…nothing cooler!!”
Review of Playa del Carmen’s jungle ATV, zipline, cenote swim and rappel tour, with practical advice on price, transport, safety and value.
“Our tour day was amazing and Pedro was our tour guide he was amazing throughout the whole tour, explained everything throughly and made the tour exciting! I would definitely come back I had so much fun!”
Review of Playa del Carmen’s Tulum, cenote, zipline, and lunch tour, with practical advice on value, timing, transport, and what to bring.
“It’s a long day but you get a lot of great experiences. I would recommend wearing bike shorts you don’t care about getting wet and bringing another option to change into after. The harness for zip lines rubs against your thighs. Running shoes or water shoes are best. You’ll take them off when you do the water activities. You don’t really need a towels if it’s a nice day you’ll dry off between zip lines and water things. Overall guides were very knowledgeable and friendly! Very fun day”
Explore three Puerto Morelos cenotes, ride five optional zip-lines, enjoy a Mayan lunch, and travel privately from Riviera Maya hotels.
“Jane was a fabulous tour guide. The cenotes were beautiful - highly recommend. Highlight of trip to Mexico so far.”
Review of Riviera Maya’s ATV, zipline, cenote, and snorkeling tour, with practical advice on timing, fitness, costs, lunch, and who should book.
“The cenote was absolutely amazing! Our tour guide Jorge was one of the best guides I’ve had while doing an excursion. Jorge was knowledgeable and personable, we had a great time.”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, zipline, cenote, rappel, Maya ceremony, lunch, transport, fees, and practical booking tips.
“They canceled last minute and I've yet to hear about a refund I messaged viator and they issued it but nothing from the agent themselves”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, cenote, and zip line tour, with honest advice on price, fees, transport, safety, lunch, and what to expect.
“So all in all this was good. But if you don’t know over 230 you aren’t doing the zip lines or the horseback riding. It didn’t bother me much but they didn’t compensate me for not being able to go. They didn’t really tell me ahead of time. I am 6’2, how many men I’ve 6 ft are less than 230… also they took my ID in the van for a long time made me a bit uncomfortable. The atv was fun but it definitely wasn’t through the jungle it was just on a busy dirt road. The cenote was the best part. But be weary of the stairs down…”
Maya Adrenaline from Playa del Carmen combines a muddy ATV ride, four ziplines, a cenote swim, lunch, and round-trip transport.
“We had a lot of fun! Exciting ATV ride, a variety of zip lines, and beautiful cenote. Four stars because they kept trying to sell us many things, but other than that it was a great experience. We were especially thankful that they provided transportation even through we were staying a bit far from the town.”
Review of Casa Tortuga’s four-cenote tour from Playa del Carmen, with pickup, guide, optional food, zipline details, value, and practical tips.
“I personally wouldn’t choose this tour again because it’s for a different kind of traveller but I can’t say I didn’t enjoy it at all. I expected the area to be more quiet and natural but it’s more like a touristy swimming pool area with different buffets that play different loud music that’s mixing with crying children that are too young to be comfortable in a place like this. It’s not really a place to relax and read a book. I’m a solo traveller with sensory issues but a family with kids may find this enjoyable. The best part is the cave cenote but they won’t let you go there…”
Swim with sea turtles, zipline through jungle, and snorkel a cenote on this active six-hour Playa del Carmen day tour.
“Dara,Dennis, and Gonzalo were the perfect team and together provided us with an unforgettable day. If you are lucky enough to get Dara as your guide , the universe has given you a gift! Her energy, humor and knowledge were exceptional. Gonzo- thank you for making the jungle ride as smooth as possible. And Dennis 10/10 on the pictures. Would absolutely do this tour package again: so much fun, so many memories! There was ample time to do all the activities, lunch was delicious, the zero pressure gift shop was a refreshing change from previous experiences. And while the photo package was an additional cost, it is so worth it…”
Ride ATVs, zip through the Yucatan jungle, swim in Cenote Verde Lucero, and enjoy a six-hour adventure from Playa del Carmen.
“This experience is for kids. Was very rushed. First time Zip Lining and felt like I was at a two year olds play ground! ATV’s. If your in a group that’s slow because of safety you have to stay behind the person allowing you to have no fun.”
Review of the Riviera Maya’s 4-hour cenote, zipline, and ATV combo, with costs, pickup details, safety tips, and honest advice.
“The zip line was so so so much fun and we loved the Atv and Cenote was so fun and the food was so great and they served us so fast.💙”
Ride ATVs, zip through the Mayan jungle, swim in an artificial cenote, and enjoy lunch on a five-hour Playa del Carmen adventure.
“It’s awesome food was ok and lots of waiting at the start and the end to go home but I do recommend it also they make you pay for taxes they should just include everything”
Review of Tankah cenotes, ziplining, canoeing, and a Mayan village lunch, with honest advice on price, transport, fitness, and family fit.
“Loved our guide, Yuri and loved the format. Jumping in senotes and zipping over the crystal clear water. Authentic Mexican lunch prepared over wood flames. Worth it! Thanks Yuri!”
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