Quad in the Jungle: two cenotes and a zipline
An hour on a quad, two cave cenotes, one zipline.
Mexico4hModerate
Best time
Nov – Apr
Currency
MXN
Climate
Tropical Caribbean
Flight
11h
Language
Spanish
The circuit runs on jungle tracks about thirty-five minutes from Playa del Carmen or Tulum. Count on an hour of quad riding, in a supervised convoy, and around four hours for the whole outing, transport included. From Cancún it is an hour forty-five to two hours by road, and departure is not always possible: tell us where you are staying.
The riding is the sporty part, the rest is swimming. Two cave-type cenotes punctuate the route, with crystal-clear water that is welcome after the dust of the tracks, and a fifteen-metre zipline runs above the vegetation. Two useful notes: meals and drinks are not included, and sunglasses are strongly recommended to keep the dust out of your eyes; on site they are sold at a steep price. Guides may take a quad back from anyone who ignores the safety rules, no overtaking and no skidding. Souvenir photos are also extra.
Highlights
About an hour of quad riding in the jungle
Two cave-type cenotes with crystal-clear water
A fifteen-metre zipline
Round-trip transport included
Morning or afternoon departures, every day
What's included
Round-trip transport
About an hour of quad riding through the jungle
Swimming in two cave-type cenotes
A fifteen-metre-high zipline
Itinerary
- 1
Pick-up
About thirty-five minutes from Playa del Carmen or Tulum.
- 2
An hour on the quad
Jungle tracks, in convoy, with strict safety rules.
- 3
Two cave cenotes
Swimming under the vault, in crystal-clear water.
- 4
The zipline
Fifteen metres up, above the vegetation.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Local partner
Globeasy local partnerRiviera Maya
Runs the excursion on the ground
