Mexico » Jalisco » Puerto Vallarta | 🏛 ATV Tour Puerto Vallarta · Zipline Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta: ATV, Ziplines & Wild Bridge Eco Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.93 (3,341 reviews) 96% rated it 5 stars

Free cancellationTravelers' pick

1/15

Duration6h

GroupUp to 28

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Adrenaline day in Puerto Vallarta with ATV rides, wild bridges and the longest zipline in Mexico

You’ll feel every twist of adrenaline on this Puerto Vallarta adventure—racing ATVs across wild bridges, soaring Mexico’s fastest zipline, trying a skydiving simulator, then cooling off on a waterslide with fruit and cookies after. Guided by locals who know every muddy shortcut and joke along the way, you’ll leave buzzing long after you’ve washed the dirt away.

Step-by-step itinerary

Arrive at eco-park in rainforest
Ride 7 double-safety wire ziplines
Experience free-fall simulator
Fly on Mexico’s longest Superman zipline
Try new skydiving simulator

The Experience

The first thing I noticed was how the morning air felt—thick and a bit sweet, like you’re breathing through a mango. We were already laughing before we even started; our guide, Carlos, handed out helmets and said something about “embracing the mud.” He grinned at my nervous face. I could hear birds somewhere up above us, but honestly, my heart was louder. The Polaris UTV looked way bigger than I expected. When it rumbled to life and we rolled toward that suspended bridge (which swayed more than I’d like to admit), my hands were shaking a little. Not sure if it was excitement or fear—maybe both.

After the bridge came the ziplines—seven of them, strung between trees that looked ancient. The Superman line is what everyone talks about for this day trip in Puerto Vallarta; you’re flat on your stomach flying over green so thick it almost looks fake. It’s fast enough that your eyes water and you can’t really hear anything except wind and your own whooping (or maybe that was just me). Carlos joked about trying it upside-down—I tried to say “no way” in Spanish but probably butchered it because he just laughed harder. There’s also this free-fall simulator where you step off and for a second your stomach forgets gravity exists. Kind of addictive, actually.

I didn’t expect to end up covered in dirt and grinning like an idiot by midday. They had fruit and cookies waiting when we peeled off our gloves—my hands still buzzing from holding on so tight. There’s even a waterslide to wash off most of the mud (not all of it though; I found some behind my ear later). Everyone was swapping stories about who screamed loudest or got stuck on which turn. Felt like summer camp for grownups, but with way better views.

What’s included

Your day includes ground transportation from Puerto Vallarta hotels or meeting points, all necessary equipment for ziplines and ATV rides, guidance from five local experts throughout each activity, plus bottled water, fresh fruit and cookies to keep you going between adventures before heading back home muddy but happy.

Good to know

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

Operated by Vallarta Adventures