ATV Jungle Tour Cozumel: Ride, Swim & Cenote

Ride jungle paths on your own ATV, then cool off in a cenote

An ATV jungle tour in Cozumel where you ride through El Cedral village and rural paths, swim in Cenote Jade, and finish with a tequila tasting. The experience lasts three hours and includes fuel, water, safety gear, and a live guide in English or Spanish. Riders must be at least 18 years old. You choose between a shared ATV (up to two riders per vehicle) or a single ATV for the ride.

Step-by-step itinerary

ATV ride, cenote swim, and tasting

• Meet team and check in
• Travel to El Cedral village
• Receive equipment and safety briefing
• Ride ATVs through El Cedral
• Visit and swim at Jade Cenote
• Return ATV ride to base
• Transport back to meeting point

The Experience

You meet the group at the Cozumel meeting point and board transportation to El Cedral, a traditional inland village away from the busier coast. Once there, you get your safety gear and instructions, then ride ATVs through the village streets and rural jungle paths—the kind of terrain that shows you a quieter side of the island, with local character and small historical remains connected to Cozumel's past. The route is designed for all fitness levels, so whether you've ridden before or this is your first time, the pace stays manageable.

After El Cedral, the ATVs take you to Cenote Jade, a natural pool surrounded by dense vegetation. You can swim, jump from the available high point if you want the rush, or just rest and photograph the cenote before heading back. The water is the main event here—a chance to cool off after riding and feel the cenote itself, which is what makes the stop memorable instead of just a photo break.

You ride back to El Cedral and then return by transportation to the original meeting point. The final stop is a tequila tasting where a local guide walks you through the traditions behind Mexico's spirit. Fuel for the ATV, bottled water, and all safety equipment are included; the only add-on is an optional ejidal tax and cenote ecotax of 20 USD per person if your option requires it.

What’s included

• ATV fuel.
• safety equipment and helmet.
• bottled water.
• visit to El Cedral village and jungle paths.
• swimming in Cenote Jade.
• tequila tasting with a live guide.
• transportation to and from the meeting point in Cozumel.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Adventours Travel

Is this one for you?Choose the shared ATV if you're riding with a partner and want to split the cost; pick the single ATV if you prefer to ride alone and set your own pace through the jungle. Either way, the three-hour window keeps the ride active without wearing you out, and the cenote swim breaks up the ride so the day doesn't feel like just sitting on a vehicle.

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Top questions

Can I ride an ATV on my own, or do I have to share?

You choose at checkout: the shared ATV option puts up to two riders on one vehicle, while the single ATV option is yours alone. If you book a shared ATV but your group has an odd number of people, the last rider is automatically upgraded to a single ATV at no extra cost.

What is El Cedral and what will I see there?

El Cedral is a traditional village in Cozumel's inland area, away from the tourist coast. You ride ATVs through its streets and surrounding rural paths, passing small historical remains connected to the island's Mayan past and getting a view of local life that most visitors miss.

Is swimming in Cenote Jade included, or is it just a photo stop?

Swimming is included and encouraged. Cenote Jade is a natural freshwater pool where you can swim, jump from the dock if you want, or relax by the water—it's a full stop to cool off and experience the cenote, not just a quick pause.

How long does the whole tour take?

The experience runs three hours from start to finish, including the ATV ride through El Cedral, the cenote swim, the ride back, and the tequila tasting at the end.

What do I need to bring, and what's provided for me?

Fuel for the ATV, safety gear, and bottled water are all included. You need to bring a valid ID and wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing for riding; the operator recommends bringing a towel and change of clothes for the cenote swim.

Is there a minimum age or fitness requirement?

You must be at least 18 years old to ride. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, so prior ATV experience is not required.