14 Jungle Zipline Adventures in Mexico Worth Booking

1.Cancun ATV Jungle Adventure, Ziplines, Cenote and Tequila Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 4,873 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $49Our pick

Spend about four hours riding an ATV on Yucatan jungle trails, taking three zipline flights, swimming at Cenote Verde Lucero, and tasting tequila at Reserva Palacios. Guides such as Omar, Alan, Carlos, and MotoMoto are known for keeping groups lively. Pickup is offered from most Cancun hotels, with travel time extra.

“When you arrive, be prepared to buy extra. They try to convince you to "upgrade" experience and say that you need, goggles, mask, water shoes, etc. Definitely NOT NECESSARY. Cenote was beautiful. Tequila tasting was informative and she was so sweet. ATV, there was such a large group so you couldn't go full speed and enjoy it. Zipline was HORRIBLE. I've never done it before and there was no instructions on how to control your direction. I went on the first track and turned backwards and nobody stopped me. I slammed my back/buttocks directly into the tree. No sympathy, no ice offered, completely ignored the fact that they messed up.…”

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2.Jungle ATV Tour, Ziplining, and Cenote Swim

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 670 reviews · 4 hours · from $51

Spend about four active hours at Extreme Adventure Cancun riding muddy jungle trails, crossing three ziplines, and swimming in Cenote Verde Lucero. Guides such as Alan and Omar are known for keeping groups safe and cheerful. Round-trip transport, tacos, a dance show, and tequila tasting are included, but lockers, drinks, and photos cost extra.

“Alan is an incredible guide. He has a great sense of humour and is very professional. He always prioritized the safety of the group. He was very helpful in understanding each activity. Overall my experience here was amazing, it got my blood pumping and pushed me to face my fear of heights. 10/10 would recommend to anyone visiting the Cancun/Playa Del Carmen area.”

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3.Riviera Maya Jungle Half-Day Tour: ATV, Ziplines, Cenote Swim, Rappel

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 339 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $127

This four-hour jungle outing from Playa del Carmen combines an ATV ride, four ziplines including a reported 1-kilometer line, wall rappel, cenote swimming, snacks, and a temazcal ceremony. Guides such as Sergio, Julio, Pedro, CJ, and Víctor have earned strong praise, though pickup delays, crowded groups, basic ATV tracks, and inconsistent rappel access are possible.

“The activity was great! Thank you CJ. Best part for me was the ziplining and swimming in the cenote! Highly recommend!”

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4.Adventure in the Mayan Jungle with ATV and Zip Line in Tulum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 289 reviews · 5 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $94Top rated

Spend about five and a half hours in the Tulum jungle riding an ATV, crossing several zip lines, rappelling, swimming through a cave cenote, and watching a short Mayan ceremony. Guides such as Julio, Jose, Sergio, and Roberto are frequently assigned. The 1-kilometer Evolution zip line and Sac Actun cenote are the main draws.

“Our guide was great and attentive, activities were fun. Would deter again if we should visit. Fun fun fun”

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5.Playa del Carmen Jungle Tour: Tulum, Cenote Snorkeling, Ziplining and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 244 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $148

Combine Tulum’s seaside Maya ruins with jungle zip lines, a rappel, and cenote snorkeling near Chemuyil. Pickup, equipment, lunch, drinks, showers, and towels are listed, though towel availability has varied. Guides have included Alan, Alex, José Alfredo, Ismael, and Marcos. Expect a small group of up to 20 people and a full, active day.

“I loved ziplinig above the tropical trees The guides were very good Small group was perfect Great food Hotel pick up Good transportation Over all an amazing experience”

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6.Cancun Jungle Tour: Tulum, Cenote Snorkeling, Ziplining, Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 104 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $158

Start with Tulum’s Maya ruins, then visit Rancho San Felipe near Chemuyil for zip lines, cenote swimming, rappelling, a buffet lunch, and Mayan culture. Guides such as Alex, Julio, Enrique, and Jesus have earned high praise for safety and storytelling. Expect an early start, long transfers, stairs, wet clothes, and a moderate workout.

“This was not a snorkel trip, no snorkel, rappelling was not into cenote, and zip line towers are in need of extensive repair”

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7.Puerto Vallarta Jungle Zip-Line Tour and Canopy Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 99 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $55

Meet at Canopy River Centro Insurgentes in Zona Romántica, then ride an open-air bus to the jungle park. Guides such as Carlos, Brian, Israel, and Jerry lead you across eight zip lines and a suspension bridge, with water stations along the route. Afterward, sample tequila, eat at the on-site restaurant, or pay $10 for the infinity pool.

“Travelled by open air bus to the jungle which was fun. I would have appreciated a couple of photo stops on the way. The instructors were very efficient and there was no waiting around. The zips were a lot of fun. We did 8 in total. What I would say is that the instructors didn’t tell you anything about the rides. No explanation that this one is the longest or this one is the fastest or this one is the highest. There is plaques for some that you could read. For ‘safety’ reasons you leave your belongings in a locked box - including phone. I would advise to take a…”

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8.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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9.ATV Cenote and Zipline Sacred Jungle Expedition

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 94 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $99

Ride an ATV through the Mayan jungle, cross a zipline circuit above the trees, and swim in a cave cenote on this roughly five-hour Tulum outing. Guides such as Julio, Jose, Isaiah, and CJ have earned strong praise for keeping groups safe and entertained. Children may join but cannot drive.

“Whewwwwwe we had a wonderful time 12 of us had a time such a great instructor Cruz he was Great highly recommended”

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10.ATV, Ziplines and Cenote Adventure in the Jungle

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 53 reviews · 3 - 4.5 hours · from $82

You’ll ride an ATV through muddy jungle trails, cross six zip lines at Selvatica, and cool off in a cenote. English and Spanish guides, including Paco, help first-time riders and nervous zipliners. Hotel pickup, lunch, and safety gear are included, but bring a swimsuit, dry clothes, and money for drinks, lockers, towels, and photos.

“I was nervous about ziplining, but the guides were so reassuring! They made sure we were strapped in safely and hyped us up before every jump. The ATV ride was full of adrenaline, and the cenote was stunning. Our guide even took photos for us and shared some cool facts about the area.”

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11.Tulum Half-Day Jungle Adventure ATV, Ziplines (4) & Mexican Snack

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 35 reviews · 5 hours (approx.)

Spend about five hours outside Tulum riding an ATV, rappelling down a wall, crossing four jungle ziplines, swimming through a cave cenote, and watching a Mayan ritual. Guides such as Rafael, Isa, Javier, and Cruz have earned praise for keeping groups safe and included. Round-trip transport, gear, lunch, and a bilingual guide are included.

“The zip lines were cool, but it was a bit different from what we expected. The ATV ride was pretty slow and nothing to really see or enjoy the view. We had a local lunch whoch was pretty simple and we were still hungry afterwards.”

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12.Turtle Snorkeling and Jungle Adventure with Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 31 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $119

Start with a guided sea-turtle snorkel at Akumal Bay, then head into the jungle for ziplines, a rappel into a cenote, and an underground swim. Ocean Tours Mexico provides hotel pickup, equipment, lunch, water, and an English-speaking guide. Guides such as Dara, Aron, Vanessa, and Nick have been praised for safety, humor, and family care.

“Amazing tour with Mark, really well planned and seamless! Definitely recommend for a great half day out with some incredible activities.”

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13.Private Jungle Adventure tour: Zipline + Rappel + Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 24 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $295

You’ll zip above the Cancun jungle, rappel into an underground cenote, then snorkel and swim among rock formations and fish. Ocean Tours Mexico provides hotel, Airbnb, condo, and house pickup, plus guides, gear, snacks, and water. Paola is one guide praised for making the outing personal. The private tour can be adjusted to your interests.

“Book tour now! So worth my money and time!! Fun, safe, and knowledgeable! Tour guy, driver, and camera lady were great!!”

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14.Playa del Carmen Jungle Adventure ATV Zipline and Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 17 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $35Best value

From Playa del Carmen or Cancún, you’ll ride an ATV along rugged jungle trails, complete a zipline circuit, and swim in a turquoise artificial cenote at La Ruta de los Cenotes. Guides provide helmets and harnesses, lunch is included, and round-trip hotel transport makes this a simple half-day outing. Bring a towel and budget for the mandatory $35 park tax.

“It’s awesome food was ok and lots of waiting at the start and the end to go home but I do recommend it also they make you pay for taxes they should just include everything”

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