The 11 Tulum Zipline Tours That Earn Their Price

1.Selva Maya Eco Adventure Park: Ziplining, Hanging Bridges, Rappelling and Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,057 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $80Our pick

Spend about four hours at Selva Maya Eco Adventure Park near Tulum, combining nine ziplines, hanging bridges, a rock climb, rappelling, and two cenotes. Guides such as David, Sergio, Roberto, and Gael lead small activity groups, while lunch and gear are included. ATV transport costs extra.

“All of the activities were so much fun and the tour guides kept us laughing the entire time, making the experience even better. I loved how smooth everything went, giving us plenty of time to return to the beach afterwards and the photos they took of us were great.”

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2.4 Private Cenotes, Zip-Lines, Canoes & Mayan Village with Delicious Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 757 reviews · 4 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $275

Spend four to six hours in the Tankah area with a private guide such as Alberto, Marianna, Hugo, or Yair. Swim and snorkel in four cenotes, paddle a canoe, zip-line through the jungle, try a cliff jump, then eat a local lunch in a Mayan village. Private pickup, drinks, snacks, gear, and transport are included.

“A+ experience! Our guide was Marianna and she was the absolute best, so kind and helpful. Lunch was amazing, the best churros we’ve ever tasted. Our son said to give them a six star rating because it was more fun than just a five star rating!”

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3.Maya Adrenaline Tulum: Cenote + 5 Ziplining + ATV Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 328 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $99

Spend four to five hours in the Maya Adrenaline Tulum park riding your own ATV, crossing a jungle zipline circuit, swimming through a sacred cenote, and eating a simple Mayan-style lunch. Guides such as CJ, Tito, Toro, and Jose are known for keeping groups informed and helping nervous swimmers. Bring grippy shoes, mosquito repellent, and a waterproof phone case.

“Loved the tour guide he was so informative on the cenote . Perfect amount of time on each activity if your not trying to spend all day doing just 1 thing.”

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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 $94

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.Half-day Adventure: Cenote + Ziplining + ATV Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 185 reviews · 4 hours (approx.)

Ride an ATV for about 50 minutes, complete a five-zipline circuit, swim in a hidden cenote, and join a Mayan ceremony before lunch. Guides such as Chris, José, Cruz, and Pedro have earned praise for safety and good humor. Shared transport uses Tulum meeting points, not hotel pickup.

“Really great and fun. Came for my friends birthday. She loved it. Zip lining was fun! What a hike to the top for a 2 mins zip down to the caves 😅 Thanks to our guide Chris! Super helpful”

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6.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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7.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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8.Tulum Adventure (archeological zone-Atv-ziplines-cenote-lunch-drinks-rappel)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 44 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $162

Combine Tulum’s oceanfront Maya ruins with a jungle adventure park. You’ll ride an ATV, tackle zip lines and a rappel, swim through a cave cenote, and eat lunch. Guides such as Nacho, Jorge, CJ, Pedro, and Rubén have earned strong praise, but expect a long day, possible waiting, an added Tulum tax, and optional purchases.

“3 stars mostly because of this: 1) they won’t pick you up at your hotel. They will only pick you up at the super market for ease of pick up. 20 mins from the strip, around 600 pesos/30 dollars. Pick up was at 8:50 am but we left at 9:45 am 2) they try to sell water shoes for the cenote part. And you don’t need it. The people who sell in the travel bus versus the jungle are different. Buy in the jungle in case anything breaks 3) food was good but not vegetarian friendly 4) tour guide was great, all other staff are pretty robotic with the guests.…”

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9.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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10.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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11.Tulum pyramids + ATV + 3 Ziplines + Rappel + Cenote + Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · 8 hours (approx.)

Visit Tulum with a certified guide, then spend four hours at Maya Adrenaline riding 20 kilometers by ATV, using three ziplines, rappelling, swimming in an underground river, and joining a short Mayan ceremony. Lunch, water, transport, and a bilingual guide are included. Guides may include CJ, Cristian, Fernando A., or Machete.

“Activities were ok, but not worth the money. Cave cenote was the only worthy thing. The zipline was ok, the smaller ziplines are disappointing. ATVs are not well maintained.”

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