ATV Tour Cozumel: El Cedral & Cenote Jade swim

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Free cancellation

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 35

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Ride jungle paths and village streets, then cool off in a cenote

An ATV tour in Cozumel that starts with a ride through El Cedral's rural roads and colorful streets, passes small archaeological remains, and ends with a swim in Cenote Jade. The experience includes fuel, bottled water, a live guide in English or Spanish, and return transportation from your meeting point. Entrance taxes for El Cedral and the cenote are 20 USD per person and paid separately at check-in.

Step-by-step itinerary

ATV adventure and cenote swim

Check in at Cozumel meeting point
Travel to El Cedral village
Prepare with safety equipment
Ride ATVs through El Cedral
Stop and swim at Jade Cenote
Return ATV ride to base
Transport back to Cozumel meeting point

The Experience

You'll meet at a central point in Cozumel, check in with the team, and board included transportation to El Cedral, a quiet traditional village away from the coastal resorts. Once there, you'll suit up with safety gear, get your ATV organized, and head out on the jungle circuit — rural paths and village streets that show a side of Cozumel most visitors miss. The route passes through El Cedral's calm local atmosphere and small archaeological remains that mark where people lived hundreds of years ago.

After riding through the village, you continue by ATV toward Cenote Jade, a natural pool surrounded by local vegetation. Here you stop to swim in the cenote waters, take photos from the dock, or jump in from the high point if you want something more active. The water cools you off before you ride back through El Cedral and return to the ATV base, then board transportation back to your starting point. The whole experience runs three hours.

You can book a shared ATV (two riders per vehicle, so your group size must be even) or a single ATV for yourself. If you book shared and have an odd number in your party, the difference gets charged as a single ATV at check-in. Bottled water is included; the entrance taxes for El Cedral and Cenote Jade are paid separately at the meeting point.

What’s included

ATV fuel and a jungle circuit ride through El Cedral.
visit to El Cedral's town and small archaeological remains.
access to Cenote Jade with swimming allowed.
bottled water throughout.
a live guide in English or Spanish.
transportation to and from your Cozumel meeting point.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Hi Travel Tours

Is this one for you?Choose the shared ATV if you're riding with a partner and want to split the cost; book a single ATV if you prefer to ride alone or your group has an odd number of people. Either way, the three-hour route keeps the pace steady enough for all fitness levels while still delivering the village scenery and cenote swim that make Cozumel's interior worth seeing.