12 Horseback and Zipline Tours in Mexico to Build a Day Around

1.Horseback Riding plus ATV, Cenote, Ziplines, and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 822 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $60Our pick

Pack four Cancun-area adventures into one half-day: ride a beginner-friendly horse, drive an ATV through jungle trails, cross four ziplines, and cool off in a Mayan cenote. Hotel pickup, water, and a chicken fajita meal are included. Guides such as Raul, Alex, and Sergio have earned warm praise for their care and clear instructions.

“Fun activities, safe and good value for the money paid. There’s only one cenote though and don’t expect a blue and clear water cenote like the ones from Tulum. Other than that, they are professionals and communicated well.”

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2.ATV Ziplines, Cenote, Lunch, Horseback Riding and Tequila Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 722 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $70

Pack five Cancun-area activities into one half-day at Mayan Jungle Rush: four ziplines, hanging bridges, a 30-minute ATV ride, horseback riding, a freshwater cenote, tacos, and tequila tasting. Guides such as Chris, Flako, H, and David Flash are praised for their energy and patience. Expect a fast pace, shared transport, and several optional charges.

“Great experience. Place was well run and organized. Would recommend to those who want to experience what Mayan Jungle Rush has to offer.”

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3.Extreme Horses Adventure with ATV, Ziplines & Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 590 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $76Top rated

Spend about five hours combining a gentle horseback ride, dusty ATV trails, three ziplines, and a freshwater cenote swim near Cancun. Small groups, bilingual guides, safety gear, hotel pickup, tequila tasting, and a short food stop are included. Guides such as Mona Lisa, Alex, Henry, and Javier have earned especially warm praise for their energy and care.

“This was the absolute best memory that my boyfriend and I had in Mexico. It was certainly the best money that we’ve ever spent and we live in Miami so that’s saying a lot . Everyone was so kind and helpful and truly cared about giving us the best service in every little aspect. It was a full day of activities, and was most certainly the best thing to do for a birthday or anniversary trip, or even just a vacation . Be sure to bring cash to get food, and little gifts at their market aside from what they give you, we brought about 1000 pesos to the excursion…”

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4.Tequila Tasting, Horseback Riding,ATV, Ziplines Cenote and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 163 reviews · 5 hours (approx.)

Spend about five hours in Puerto Morelos on a fast-moving jungle day: ride an ATV and horse, cross beginner-friendly ziplines, swim in a cenote with jumping platforms, and eat lunch. Guides such as Raul, Arturo, Ricardo, and Flacco are praised for keeping groups safe and entertained. Expect shared activities, photo sales, and several optional costs.

“Everything went very smoothly. The reviews don’t explain how nice everything was and well planned out.”

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5.ATV Circuit in Cancun, Horseback Riding, Zip Lines, Cenote, lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 148 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $44

Spend about four hours in Puerto Morelos on a shared Mayan jungle circuit combining ATVs, horseback riding, six or seven zip lines, a suspension bridge, spider web, and a cenote with jumps and water zip lines. English-speaking guides lead each activity. Bring dry clothes, water shoes, and money for lockers, towels, insurance, and photos.

“I enjoyed this excursion but it was shorter than what was advertised. I believe the whole excursion was approximately 4 hours long and the remainder of the time was spent traveling or waiting. Also would’ve love to have more freedom riding the arc’s and horses but overall the experience was good.”

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6.ATV Combo Horseback Riding, ATV, Ziplines, Cenote and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 113 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $60

Spend about five hours in the Riviera Maya on a four-part jungle adventure: ziplines, ATV trails, gentle horseback riding, and a cenote swim. Guides such as Henry, George, and Andres have earned warm praise for keeping the day lively and organized. Pickup, water, equipment fees, and a Mayan snack are included, but lockers and photos cost extra.

“Great tour i just would not recommend buying any of the Tequila it did not seem like it was the same once we got home it’s wrapped in package for you and not in front of us and it didn’t look the same once we got home and opened it up. I have not tasted it but honestly, I’m afraid to taste it, we paid $65 a bottle outside of that all the ATV horseback riding all that was wonderful”

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7.Cancun Mayan Pass: ATV, Cenote, Zipline, Transportation & Horses

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 105 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $41Best value

Spend about four hours at Mayan Jungle Rush near Puerto Morelos, combining four zipline routes, hanging bridges, a 30-minute ATV ride, a freshwater cenote, tequila tasting, and horseback riding on select options. Hotel pickup is available from Cancun and Puerto Morelos. Guides including Arturo, Sol, Flash, and Pablo are praised for friendly, patient service.

“We were involved in a car accident recently. Thankfully, it wasn’t severe, but it was still a serious situation that could have turned out much worse. Although it wasn’t the company’s fault, we were disappointed that no one checked on us afterward or acknowledged the time we lost that morning. A simple follow-up would have meant a lot.”

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8.Cancun Horseback Riding, ATV, Ziplines, Cenote, Lunch and Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 102 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $67

Spend about four hours in Puerto Morelos combining a Mayan jungle horseback ride, ATV circuit, zipline course, suspension bridge, spider web, and cenote swim with a jump platform. Safety gear, chicken fajitas, and agua fresca are included. Shared transport, waiting times, lockers, photos, drinks, and ATV insurance cost extra.

“After reading a bunch of the reviews, I came to the realization that some people are just snobs/ Haters. If you read the instructions then you know what to expect. They complain about not having their phones. It’s business they have to make money. You can also have your phone during the cenote. The host were great, while horseback riding one of the cowboys started singing. It actually wasn’t bad. Zipline was fun, ATV was fun. People complain about the atv not being fast, well they are fast but it also depends on who you are behind. If they are cautious then you won’t be able to go fast like…”

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9.Tulum Jungle Horseback Ride + ATV + Ziplines + Cenote Combo Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 96 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $125

Spend about five hours in the Maya jungle riding ATVs and horses, crossing four ziplines, rappelling, and swimming through an underground cenote. Guides such as Sergio, Victor, Rafael, and Christian are praised for their energy and care. Expect a busy, physical day, dusty ATV roads, a cold cenote, and a short horseback ride.

“AMAZZZZZIIINNNNGGG!!!! Everything was an adventure and enjoyed just being one with nature and seeing all the beauty of the jungle. Cenote was my #1 favorite then the ATVs, Zip Lining and horse back riding 🙌🏾💗”

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10.Horseback riding with ATV, zip lines and cenote, lunch and transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 92 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $60

Spend about five hours on the Ruta de los Cenotes riding horses, driving an ATV, crossing three short zip lines, and swimming in a Mayan cenote. Guides such as Henry, Daniela, Pablo, and Andrea are praised for keeping groups comfortable and entertained. Bring closed shoes, swimwear, a towel, and spare clothes.

“The guides were great! They were very funny and made sure we had a great time ! But each activity was very short, i wish i knew beforehand the zipline was only 3 short ziplines. The cenote was only 20 minutes (which is not long when you have to change, shower and stand in line). The horseback ride was 10 minutes out and back - I thought it would be a method of transport to something on the tour. And the included lunch was only 2 small tacos with very little filling… had a blast thanks to the guides but I thought the activities would be “more””

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11.ATV Tour, Zip Lines, Horseback Riding, Cenote and Tequila Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 87 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $44

Head from Cancun to Puerto Morelos for a shared jungle adventure combining an ATV circuit, zip lines, suspension bridges, horseback riding when included, and a cenote with a water zip line and jump platform. Safety gear, air-conditioned transport, fajitas, snacks, and water are included. The four-hour park visit can feel rushed when groups are busy.

“Danny was amazing, one of the best tour guides I have had. So upbeat and brought a lot of humour and fun to the group. She even convinced me to try things out of my comfort zone and am so glad that I did. Had a fantastic time and even better because of a fantastic tour guide!”

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12.Full Day Adventure: Horses , ATV, Ziplines & Cenote w/Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 21 reviews · 5 hours (approx.)

Pack a swimsuit for a fast-moving Tulum adventure with horseback riding, a 30 to 45-minute ATV ride, long zip lines, rappelling, and a cenote swim. Guides such as Jose and Julio add humor and clear instruction. Lunch, transport, helmets, snorkel gear, and water are included.

“Pros: ziplining was great, Atvs were cool, cenote was great and refreshing after all that sweating. The food was pretty good too. It seemed like a home cooked Mexican meal. Cons: the van we were placed in was not air conditioned and it seemed like they didn’t really care. We literally couldn’t breathe in there. The horseback riding wasn’t that great. I thought the horses would be a little better taken care of but they are not. They seemed stressed and tired. Won’t be doing horseback riding again unless it’s at a stable. The tour guide was great. He remembered names and gave us a great history on cenotes. If…”

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