ATV, Zipline & Cenote from Cancun: Four jungle activities in one

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Duration4h

GroupUp to 60

LanguagesEN · ES

PickupAt your hotel

Four separate jungle activities stacked into a single morning

A four-hour activity from Cancun combining ATV riding, ziplines, hanging bridges and cenote swimming in the Mayan jungle near Puerto Morelos. Hotel pickup is included; the guide speaks English and Spanish. Children from age 4 are welcome, and you choose between a shared group or private booking, with or without 30 minutes of horseback riding added on.

Step-by-step itinerary

Adventure activities in Mayan Jungle Rush

Pickup at hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya
Travel to Mayan Jungle Rush
Zipline through the trees
Cross hanging suspension bridges
Ride ATV on jungle trails
Swim or zipline in cenote
Return to base and view photos
Travel back to Cancun or Riviera Maya

The Experience

You get picked up at your Cancun or Riviera Maya hotel and driven to Mayan Jungle Rush, where the day splits into four separate activities back-to-back. The zipline circuit comes first: you clip into a harness and move through the canopy on four separate lines, then cross hanging bridges that test your balance while the forest spreads out below. After you're back on solid ground, you trade the harness for an ATV and follow a guide down rugged jungle trails for 30 minutes, bumping over rocks and roots with thick forest on both sides. The cenote is the finale—an open freshwater pool inside a massive limestone cave system where you can zipline in, cliff-jump, or take stairs down to the water. Depending on which option you book, you also get 30 minutes of horseback riding worked into the sequence.

The whole day runs four hours from pickup to drop-off. A guide leads the group in English or Spanish; tequila tasting is included at the base before you head back. The operator provides insurance for the ATV, covers the conservation fee, and handles the round-trip transport. Wear closed shoes for the ziplines—they're required for safety. The cenote water is cool and fresh, fed by underground springs, so bring a change of clothes or a swimsuit under what you wear. Photos from the day are available for purchase if you want them.

Booking a private option means you and your group ride together without mixing with other travelers; a shared booking puts you with other visitors on the same schedule. Both formats include the same activities and guide. If horseback riding matters to you, check which option you're selecting at checkout—some include it, others don't. Children from age 4 can join, though they need to be comfortable on an ATV and in the water. The weight limits are 286 pounds for ziplines and 264 pounds for horseback riding.

What’s included

Round-trip hotel pickup from Cancun or Playa del Carmen.
guide in English or Spanish.
four-line zipline circuit with hanging bridges.
30-minute ATV ride through jungle trails.
open cenote entry with your choice of stairs, cliff jump or zipline descent.
tequila tasting.
conservation fee and ATV insurance.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Mayan Jungle Rush

Is this one for you?Book the private option if your group wants to move through the activities without waiting for other travelers; choose the shared option to split the cost and meet other visitors on the same schedule. Add horseback riding if you want a fifth activity woven into the morning, or skip it to keep the day focused on the four main events.