



by Adrenaline
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$221.16This tour in Tulum lasts about four to five hours and takes place in the jungle area where paved roads end. It begins with driving an ATV along a rugged trail that includes mud, rocks, climbs, descents, and water crossings. The ATV ride covers challenging terrain and lasts around one hour, providing an adrenaline-filled experience. After the ATV section, a bilingual local guide leads a traditional Mayan purification ceremony lasting about ten minutes. Following the ceremony, participants complete a ziplining circuit consisting of five lines. One of these lines is one kilometer long and is set approximately 45 meters above the treetops. Safety equipment and instructions are provided for all ziplining activities. After the zipline circuit, the group visits a sacred cenote accessed by a safe staircase. Participants can swim in the clear water wearing life vests and snorkeling gear, both included. The cenote features cave formations and quiet surroundings. The tour concludes with a traditional Mayan lunch served at a jungle restaurant, including tacos, rice, and beans. Guests can relax in hammocks and order cold drinks before returning to the meeting point. Bottled water, snacks, all activity equipment, a bilingual local guide, and in-vehicle air conditioning are included. The order of activities may change depending on group size and weather conditions.
Cenotes Labnaha & Eco Park
The adventure begins deep in the Mayan jungle where paved roads end and a jungle trail starts. Participants drive their own ATV through a trail featuring mud, rocks, climbs, descents, and water crossings. Before the ziplining, the guide leads a 10-minute Mayan purification ceremony. The zipline circuit has five lines, including a 1-kilometer-long line about 45 meters above the trees. After ziplining, guests descend a safe staircase into a sacred cenote believed by the Maya to be a gateway to the spirit world. Life vests and snorkeling gear are provided to swim in the clear water surrounded by cave formations and silence. The tour finishes with a Mayan lunch including tacos, rice, and beans at a jungle restaurant where guests can rest in hammocks and have a cold drink. The activity order may vary based on group and weather conditions.
240 min




by Adrenaline
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$221.16This tour in Tulum lasts about four to five hours and takes place in the jungle area where paved roads end. It begins with driving an ATV along a rugged trail that includes mud, rocks, climbs, descents, and water crossings. The ATV ride covers challenging terrain and lasts around one hour, providing an adrenaline-filled experience. After the ATV section, a bilingual local guide leads a traditional Mayan purification ceremony lasting about ten minutes. Following the ceremony, participants complete a ziplining circuit consisting of five lines. One of these lines is one kilometer long and is set approximately 45 meters above the treetops. Safety equipment and instructions are provided for all ziplining activities. After the zipline circuit, the group visits a sacred cenote accessed by a safe staircase. Participants can swim in the clear water wearing life vests and snorkeling gear, both included. The cenote features cave formations and quiet surroundings. The tour concludes with a traditional Mayan lunch served at a jungle restaurant, including tacos, rice, and beans. Guests can relax in hammocks and order cold drinks before returning to the meeting point. Bottled water, snacks, all activity equipment, a bilingual local guide, and in-vehicle air conditioning are included. The order of activities may change depending on group size and weather conditions.
Cenotes Labnaha & Eco Park
The adventure begins deep in the Mayan jungle where paved roads end and a jungle trail starts. Participants drive their own ATV through a trail featuring mud, rocks, climbs, descents, and water crossings. Before the ziplining, the guide leads a 10-minute Mayan purification ceremony. The zipline circuit has five lines, including a 1-kilometer-long line about 45 meters above the trees. After ziplining, guests descend a safe staircase into a sacred cenote believed by the Maya to be a gateway to the spirit world. Life vests and snorkeling gear are provided to swim in the clear water surrounded by cave formations and silence. The tour finishes with a Mayan lunch including tacos, rice, and beans at a jungle restaurant where guests can rest in hammocks and have a cold drink. The activity order may vary based on group and weather conditions.
240 min