Tequila Tasting, Horseback Riding,ATV, Ziplines Cenote and Lunch

A lively outdoor adventure in Puerto Morelos

Looking for a full throttle outdoor experience that includes a variety of activities in the lush jungle near Cancun? For just $92 per person, this half-day tour offers horseback riding, ATV riding, ziplining, cenote swimming, and a Mexican lunch. With an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 from over 150 reviews, it’s clear many travelers find this experience both exciting and good value.

What makes this tour stand out? First, the combination of activities — a rare pairing of horseback riding and ATV circuits through the same jungle trails — promises a full morning of adrenaline. Second, the cenote swim with jumping platforms offers a cool, refreshing break, perfect for those who love a bit of natural splashing.

One thing to consider is that activities are scheduled back-to-back, which means you’ll need to pace yourself and be ready for a busy five hours. It’s not for those seeking a leisurely, unstructured day, but if you’re after a variety-packed adventure, this tour is a strong contender. It’s especially suited for adventure seekers of all levels and families with older kids who can handle the physical activity and safety gear.

Key Points

• Multiple outdoor activities packed into 5 hours, including horseback riding, ATV, ziplining, and cenote swimming.
• Transportation included, with air-conditioned vehicles and safety equipment for all activities.
• Guided experience with certified guides, emphasizing safety and support.
• Meal included, with soft drinks, though some reviews mention the lunch as simple.
• Group size capped at 20, maintaining a friendly, personalized atmosphere.
• Mixed reviews on activity length and safety, so read reviews carefully before booking.

An in-depth look at what to expect

Location and logistics

This tour operates out of Cancun but takes you to Puerto Morelos, about a 30-minute drive. Most travelers appreciate that pickup is offered, removing the hassle of arranging transportation, especially since the vehicle is air-conditioned and comfortable. The tour lasts about five hours, making it a manageable half-day adventure.

The itinerary explained

Stop 1: La Ruta de los Cenotes – The entire experience happens within this ecological park, where the natural beauty of Mayan jungle surrounds you. The main attraction is the combination of adrenaline-fueled activities set amidst lush greenery.

Horseback Riding – You’ll ride through the jungle on gentle horses, a highlight for many who enjoy a more relaxed, yet scenic experience. Multiple reviews mention the horses being sweet and well-behaved, though some note the ride is quite short—about 5 minutes—and geared more toward photo opportunities than a lengthy trot.

ATV Circuit – The all-terrain vehicles are designed for fun rather than speed, with a circuit through the same jungle trails. Several reviews point out that the ATVs are quite old, and the ride is more about the experience than high-speed thrills. Group size can influence the ride; some felt they didn’t get enough ‘gassing it’ time because the group was too large or the track was too narrow.

Ziplining and Spider Web – The zipline circuit includes four lines, some as short as 15 feet, but with the option to go upside down — fun for beginners. The web obstacle adds a playful element. Many find the ziplining suitable for first-timers and kids, but more experienced thrill-seekers might find it underwhelming.

Cenote Swim – The highlight for many is swimming in the cenote, complete with jumping platforms. The crystal-clear waters create a perfect cooling break, and the setting really captures that quintessential Mayan jungle vibe. Several guests mention the cenote as beautiful and refreshing.

The food and drinks

Lunch is included, generally consisting of chicken tacos with small tortillas and soft drinks. Some reviewers found the meal simple but tasty, though a few noted that the tortillas were cold. One reviewer was charged extra for a burger, which they felt was a bit pricey for a small kid’s portion. The inclusion of soft drinks is a nice touch, but extras — like cocktails or additional food — cost extra.

The overall experience

Many reviews praise the friendly guides like Arturo and Jose, describing them as helpful, supportive, and fun. The tour feels well-organized overall, but some travelers mention feeling rushed — especially with the limited time at each activity. The group size is capped at 20, which helps keep the experience intimate, but during peak times, it might feel a little crowded.

What travelers love

• Supportive staff and guides — many reviews highlight how guides like Flacco and Nacihn helped make the day enjoyable.
• Beautiful scenery — the jungle trails and cenote are a hit for their natural appeal.
• Good value — for approximately 5 hours of diverse activities, many see it as a cost-effective way to experience outdoor adventures near Cancun.

Considerations and drawbacks

Some reviews mention that activities can be somewhat rushed, especially for those wanting more time on horseback or ziplining. A few felt the zipline lengths and heights were modest, and the ATV experience was limited by the age of the equipment and group size. Safety concerns were raised by some, particularly regarding the old ATVs and group management.

Food quality received mixed feedback, with some finding it satisfactory and others noting it was basic. Also, the photopackage offered by the park can be a significant extra, and it’s important to know you can’t bring your own phone for photos during activities — which some may find restrictive.

Who is this tour best for?

This experience is perfect if you’re after a fast-paced, multi-activity outdoor adventure that captures the essence of jungle fun in a safe, guided environment. It works well for families with children who can handle the physical activities, as well as adventure newbies looking to try horseback riding or ziplining for the first time.

If you’re someone who values authentic natural scenery and doesn’t mind a bit of a rush, you’ll likely enjoy the mix of activities and the scenic cenote. However, if you’re a thrill-seeker craving longer zipline rides or high-speed ATV runs, this might feel a bit tame.

Final thoughts

This tour offers fantastic value for those who want to experience a variety of outdoor activities in the jungle without breaking the bank. The friendly guides, beautiful cenote, and variety of activities make it a compelling option for most adventure travelers. It’s a good fit for families or groups looking to pack their day with fun, natural scenery, and a taste of local culture.

Keep in mind that the activities are designed to be safe and accessible, which means they may not satisfy the adrenaline junkie looking for pure speed or extreme heights. Still, for a balanced mix of fun, scenery, and good food, this tour hits many marks.

FAQ

What is included in the tour?
The tour includes round-trip transportation, safety equipment, a certified guide, lunch with soft drinks, and access to all activities within the park.

How long does the tour last?
It lasts about five hours, giving you enough time to enjoy all activities without feeling rushed.

Is pickup offered?
Yes, pickup is included, and the vehicle is air-conditioned.

Can children participate?
Yes, most travelers can participate, but children must be accompanied by an adult on the ATV activity and the horses.

Are tips included?
No, tips are not included and are at your discretion. Several reviews mention tipping, especially for guides and staff.

What about safety concerns?
Safety equipment is provided, and guides are certified. Some reviews mention concerns about older ATVs and group management but overall, safety is emphasized.

Can I take photos during the activities?
The park offers photopackages for purchase, but you cannot use your own phone during activities for safety reasons, which might be a downside for some.

What should I bring?
Bring towels, sunscreen, and possibly a change of clothes. Towels are not included, and some activities, like swimming, will get you wet.

Whether you’re after a quick outdoor escape, trying new activities, or just looking for a fun, scenic half-day, this adventure near Cancun delivers a spirited mix of nature, adrenaline, and relaxation. Just remember to pace yourself, enjoy the scenery, and have a good sense of humor about the group pace. Happy adventuring!