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Tulum: Selva Maya Ziplining, Cenote Swim & Hanging Bridges Tour★ 4.95 (1,078) · 4h
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Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, Abseiling & Cave Cenote★ 4.81 (297) · 5h 30m
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4 Cenotes, Zip-Lines & Canoes near Tulum: Private Tour with Lunch★ 4.99 (831) · 4h–6h
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Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, 5 Lines & Cenote SwimZiplining in Tulum pairs five aerial lines—including a 1km run 45 metres high—with an ATV ride through mud and water crossings, a sacred cenote swim, and a Mayan lunch, all in a half-day adventure from Tulum or Playa del Carmen. The price online is final; park fees, gear, transport and food are already paid. Children from age 4 can zipline and swim with a guide in a life vest; ATV drivers must be 18 or older.Is it for me?Choose a shared ATV if you want to split the cost with a travel partner; book a single ATV if you want to drive alone and have photos included. The all-inclusive price means you're not negotiating fees at the gate or discovering hidden charges—everything from transport to lunch is settled before you arrive.
ATV, Zipline & Cenote Tour near Tulum: Jungle & Mayan CultureAn action-packed activity near Tulum where you ride a single or double ATV through Mayan jungle, soar on ziplines above the treetops, rappel down a 3-meter wall into cenotes, swim in crystal-clear water, and participate in a sacred copal ceremony led by expert guides. The tour runs 5 hours and includes bottled water and air-conditioned vehicle transport. You choose between riding solo or sharing a double ATV at checkout.Is it for me?One morning, three adrenaline rushes—ride through the jungle, zip across the canopy, rappel down to cenotes—all guided and sequenced for you.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, Cenote & Maya CeremonyThis five-hour activity in Tulum combines ATV riding through jungle trails, five ziplines (including a 3,280-foot line), a 16-foot rappel, and a cenote swim, with a traditional Maya ceremony and lunch included. Round-trip transport from Tulum or Riviera Maya hotels is part of the package, and you choose your group size at checkout—from a single rider to a shared ATV for up to ten people.Is it for me?Pick the private ATV option if you want to set your own pace through the jungle without waiting for others to catch up. Choose a shared ATV if you're traveling with a friend or family and want to split the cost—groups of two, four, six, eight or ten all ride the same ziplines and swim the same cenote, so the only difference is who's on the machine with you.
Tulum Ziplining, ATV & Cenote: Five Activities in OneTulum ziplining combined with ATV riding, rappelling, cenote swimming and a Mayan ceremony demonstration—all in one five-hour activity from Tulum, with certified guides, hotel pickup available, and Mexican lunch included. Children from age 4 are welcome; a mandatory jungle conservation fee of $48 USD per person applies.Is it for me?Choose the single ATV option if you want to ride independently through the jungle; pick the shared ATV if you'd rather split the ride and the cost with another person. Both routes hit all five activities and the same cenote and ceremony, so the choice is about how you move through the jungle, not what you experience.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, Cenote & Mayan LunchZiplining in Tulum combines four activities—ATV riding, four ziplines with a rappel into a cavern, cenote swimming and Mayan lunch—in a small group with a bilingual local guide and hotel pickup. The morning schedule keeps all four stops moving without losing the rest of your day. Safety equipment, briefing and bottled water are included; you bring a towel, bathing suit and comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to pack multiple activities into one morning without gaps between them—the schedule is locked so all four stops fit inside four hours. If you prefer a slower pace or want to linger at one site, a single-activity option would suit you better.
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Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, Cenote & Mayan LunchZiplining in Tulum combines four zipline runs through the jungle canopy, ATV riding, cenote swimming and a traditional Mayan lunch in a small group led by a bilingual local guide. Hotel pickup is included in Tulum zone; the day runs six hours and covers all equipment, safety briefing and water. Minimum age to drive an ATV is 18; children from age 4 can participate in other activities. Bring a towel, bathing suit, extra shirt, comfortable shoes and flip-flops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to do multiple activities in one day rather than pick just one — the combo format means you're not choosing between ziplining or ATVing or the cenote, you're experiencing all three. The small group size and bilingual guide make it work without the logistics falling apart across five hours and five different setups.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, cenotes & Mayan ruinsThis 7-hour activity in Tulum combines ziplining, ATV riding and rappelling through jungle and cenote caves, with stops at the Tulum Ruins overlooking the Caribbean. The day includes a guide in English or Spanish, roundtrip hotel pickup, lunch, water and all equipment; children can join from age 4, though ziplining and rappelling have separate age and weight minimums. You cannot climb the pyramids, but you'll see them from the ground and from the canopy above.Is it for me?Hotel pickup means you skip arranging transport from Tulum or the Riviera Maya—the guide handles the timing and the return. The 7-hour day fits a full morning and afternoon without eating into an early flight or a late dinner.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATVs, cenote swim & lunch includedZipline, ATV and cenote activity in Tulum combines three separate thrills—riding ATVs through jungle terrain, soaring on multiple zip lines above the canopy, and swimming in a crystal-clear cenote—in a single day trip with hotel pickup from Riviera Maya locations. The adventure park sits between Tulum and Puerto Aventuras. You choose between a single ATV or a shared one at checkout; lunch, safety gear, a certified guide in English or Spanish, and round transfer from your hotel are included in both.Is it for me?Choose the single ATV if you want to ride independently and set your own pace through the terrain; pick the shared ATV if you're comfortable riding with a partner and want to lower the cost. Either way, the guide stays with your group and the park handles all the setup, so the day flows without you having to figure out logistics or safety gear.
Ziplining in Tulum: ATV, Cenotes & KayakingThis full-day activity near Tulum combines five experiences: ATV riding on jungle trails, a zipline circuit with a 1 km line, swimming in two cenotes, kayaking through forest canals and lagoons, and a Mayan welcome ritual. A guide leads the group through each location, and the day includes meals, water, life jackets and all equipment. Children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?You operate the ATV and zipline yourself—this is not a guided tour where you watch from a vehicle, but a full-day activity where you ride, zip, swim and paddle. It suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to move through the jungle actively rather than observe it, and who has a full day to spend (10 hours) doing the thing rather than traveling to see it.
Ziplining Tulum — what to know before booking
This guide compares 12 bookable options for Ziplining Tulum, with up-to-date prices and real traveler reviews. Prices start at US$ 21. The average rating is 4.6 out of 5, based on 3,129 traveler reviews.
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. 12 of the 12 options offer free cancellation. The verdict at the top highlights the travelers' favorite, the best price and the top-rated option, updated with live data.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Ziplining Tulum cost?
Prices start at US$ 21. There are 12 options to compare, and the final price depends on the date, group size and the option you choose.
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 12 of the 12 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Tulum: Selva Maya Ziplining, Cenote Swim & Hanging Bridges Tour is the travelers' favorite, rated 5.0 out of 5 across 1,078 reviews.
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