TULUM
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 tulum adrenaline activities justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Zipline, cross jungle bridges, rappel, snorkel in two cenotes, ride an optional ATV, and enjoy tacos at Selva Maya near Tulum.
“All the members of the team were courteous and friendly. Our family of five had a great experience. Lunch was served with a variety of tacos”
Review of Maya Adrenaline Tulum’s ATV, zipline, cenote, and rappel tour, with honest advice on value, safety, timing, food, and what to bring.
“Experiencewas amazing, so many long, fast ziplines, fun nd bumpy atv ride and mindblowing underground cenote”
See Chichen Itza, swim in NoolHa Cenote, taste Maya cuisine, and visit Valladolid on an 11-hour tour from Tulum.
“My first time to use Viator and it was the worst experience ever ! Never will i use it again. I'm an Expedia user. We bought tickets to see Chichen Itza, a cenote, and Villadolid. It was supposed to be a 12 hour trip. We got up at the crack of dawn for a 7am pick up which we had to cab to from our hotel resort (600 Mxn pesos). We got to the pick up point and after waiting for 15 min called the phone number online (EKINOX TOURS) and was informed they had no space for us. The tour was full. We had digital tickets, a confirmation number,…”
Review of Tulum Adventure: Mayan ruins, ATVs, zip lines, rappel, cenote swim, lunch, transport, costs, tips, and who should book.
“Excellent tour. Guides are very accommodating and work hard to make the experience personal and memorable. Highly recommend this tour. I will definitely be taking another tour with them.”
A practical guide to Cobá’s ATV, zip-line, cenote, buffet, and Maya village tour from Tulum, with timing tips and honest value advice.
“The only cool thing about this tour is the cave cenote. The facility in Tulum where the vans meet up had a women’s bathroom but no working light so we had to take a flashlight. The road off the highway to get to the activities is so bumpy that it’s takes a good 30 minutes to get down the driveway. The ATVs are really loud. The front tires are super wide and I’m pretty sure they are made to go on the back tires. When you hit a bump, they bite into the road and the steering jerks. I almost crashed a couple times and I have been driving ATV’s…”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, zipline, rappel, cenote, and Mayan ceremony tour, with honest tips on cost, safety, timing, and value.
“A 6 hour excursion that could’ve been 2. They had us standing around in the heat for a long time. Very slow moving process, overbooked and unorganized. I would not recommend”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, zipline, and cenote tour, with jungle rides, five ziplines, pickup details, safety rules, and value advice.
“I wasn’t picked up at my hotel like I booked. Very upset. Had to hook with Amstar. You guys changed my location at last minute when I don’t know how to get around Mexico that’s why I did my hotel pickup very disappointed”
Review of Tulum’s Coba adventure tour with ATVs, ziplines, rappelling, cenote swimming, lunch, and Maya ruins.
“Coba was fun. Guide did a good job. The mayan family visit afterwards was good. The people were very friendly”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, cenote, zip line, rappel, and Mayan ceremony tour, with pricing, pickup tips, safety details, and honest advice.
“We did the ATV, censored, zip lining, and ceremony. Everything was pretty much in one spot. Please bring mosquito spray!”
Review of Tulum ruins, ATVs, ziplines, rappelling, a cenote swim, Mayan ceremony, lunch, costs, timing, and safety tips.
“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.”
Review of Tulum’s jungle adventure with cenote swim, Mayan ceremony, ziplines, rappel, ATV trails, food, transport, and practical tips.
“It was a really good experience much better than I thought it would be! The tour guide was amazing and so were the people on the transport bus…we opted for an English tour guide but English wasn’t the greatest nevertheless he was amazing..there is a lot of walking and the walk up to the zip line is ALOT so please be prepared. Food was okay but wish there was more options as it was just one set meal so I didn’t eat! Don’t for eh to bring a bandana, sunglasses, swim shoes, a towel and snack/drink as you’ll need and is quite expensive on site as expected”
Compare ATVs, six zip lines, a cenote swim, rappel, Mayan ceremony, lunch, and transport on this four-hour Tulum adventure.
“Very fun to do. Well organized. Friendly staff. Zipline was a bit exciting, but apparently very safe. Quad was a bit of a dull round. But still fun. Great activity.”
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