Ziplining in Puerto Morelos from Cancun: Cenote & ATV
Four activities in one morning: ziplines, ATVs, horses and a cenote with a jump platform.
Ziplining in Puerto Morelos combines a zipline circuit with ATV riding, horseback riding and a swim in an interactive cenote, all within the Mayan jungle near Cancun. After hotel pickup, you ride ATVs and horses through the terrain, cross hanging bridges and suspension lines, then jump from a platform into the cenote. The day includes chicken fajitas, water and a live guide in English or Spanish.
Options for this experience
4 optionsStep-by-step itinerary
Adventure tour in Puerto Morelos jungle
- ATV circuit through the jungle
- Optional: Horseback riding
- Zip line circuit
- Cross hanging bridges
- Swim in interactive cenote
- Jump from cenote platform
- Enjoy regional snack and water
- Tequila tasting
What’s included
ATV circuit, zipline circuit with suspension bridges and spider web obstacle, horseback riding (depending on your option), hanging bridges, interactive cenote swim with zipline and jumping platform, chicken fajitas with sides and fresh water, safety equipment including helmets and life jackets, round-trip hotel pickup from Cancun, Costa Mujeres, Puerto Morelos or Playa del Carmen, and a live guide in English or Spanish.
Times
- Every day No fixed time
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Zipline through the Mayan jungle near Cancun with ATV riding, horseback riding, cenote swimming and a jumping platform.
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The experience
You're picked up from your Cancun hotel and driven to Puerto Morelos, where the activities happen inside a jungle park. Once there, you spend roughly four hours moving through five separate stations: an ATV circuit where you operate the vehicle yourself; a zipline run with suspension bridges and a spider web obstacle; horseback riding through the jungle (depending on which option you book); the cenote swim with its own zipline and jumping platform; and a snack stop with chicken fajitas and water. A live guide leads the group and explains each station, and you wear helmets and life jackets throughout.
The zipline circuit is the centerpiece. You're harnessed and move across multiple lines rather than a single drop, which means you're active the whole time instead of waiting for one moment. The cenote is the other draw: it's a natural sinkhole with fresh water, and the jumping platform lets you decide how high you want to go. Because this is a shared group tour, you'll move through stations in intervals with other visitors, so there can be waiting time between activities. Weather can shorten the day or change which activities run, and the total time includes travel to and from your hotel, not just the park itself.
Bring a change of clothes because you'll get wet. Children as young as five can join, but they must stay with an adult. Weight limits apply: 260 pounds for ziplining and horseback riding, 352 pounds for the ATV. Cell phones aren't allowed during activities for safety reasons. If you book less than 14 hours ahead, availability isn't guaranteed, and changes made within 24 hours cost an extra USD 15 per person.
Top questions
Can I be picked up at my hotel?
You can choose: pickup at your hotel, or go straight to the meeting point. When you book, you choose your hotel from 184 pickup locations; if yours isn’t listed, you can type in your address. Pickup is about 60 minutes before departure.
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can I do the ziplining without the horseback riding?
Yes. Two of the four options skip horseback riding entirely. You'd do the ATV circuit, zipline, cenote swim and snacks instead. You choose which option at checkout.
What's the cenote like when I get there?
The cenote is a natural freshwater sinkhole in the jungle. You swim in it and can jump from a platform into the water. How high you jump is your choice. A zipline also runs into it, so some visitors zipline down and then swim.
Do I need experience to ride the ATV?
No. The ATV circuit is designed so you operate the vehicle yourself, and the guide explains how to handle it. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, though it's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.
How long is the actual activity time versus travel?
Once you're inside the park, activities take approximately four hours. That time doesn't include the drive from your hotel to Puerto Morelos and back, which varies depending on where you're staying in Cancun or the Riviera Maya and traffic conditions.
Is this tour private or will there be other people?
It's a shared group tour, so you'll be with other visitors. Activities happen in intervals at different stations, which means there can be waiting time between them. The group size varies by departure.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Tour duration and which activities run may change depending on weather. Hotel pickup times and return times can also be affected by weather or traffic beyond the operator's control.
Prices and times updated 11 days ago
Ziplining in Puerto Morelos from Cancun: Cenote & ATV
4h · EN · ES
from US$ 53 per person
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