Tulum Adventure (archäologische Zone-Atv-Ziplines-Cenote-Lunch-Getränke-Abseilapparat)

The experience we loved! Our C.J. Guide (Caesar Joshua) was amazing... He helped us and took care of us at all times. My favorite part is Cenote definitely without waste. If you are not an adrenaline lover this tour is not for you.. The amazing zip line and the ATVs because I wish they were with a little more adrenaline!... Overall I loved it!

If you’re looking for a one day trip that checks off multiple items, this is the one! 2 hours in Tulum to explore the ruins, Nacho our guide was fantastic. Then a 20 minute ride into the jungle where you’ll get a Mayan lunch and then start the second part of the adventure. We rode ATVs for 45 minutes (bring a bandanna if you are concerned with dust), then zip lined a few small lines before watching a Mayan ceremony to release bad vibes and bring in the good. Then, you take your bags with you up the tall zip line tower (123 steps up!) to a 2 min long zip line that gets you to the last portion of the adventure. Then another 3 really fast zip lines, a rock rappel, and the best part, the guided swimming tour through a beautiful cenote. We were by ourselves for the ATV, zip line and cenote portions, and Jorge was an amazing guide. This really hit on everything we wanted, and all in one day. Looking forward to seeing the pictures they took in the jungle of our family.

If you're a fan of history and adventurous, this is your kind of trip. Visiting the ruins by the sea, swimming in the Cenotes, RV'in, and ziplining will make your day.

Simply amazing!! The staff was absolutely incredible. We loved our guide Julio, he was so knowledgeable and made sure that we had a great time. I would 100% recommend this excursion!

To start, the pickup was 20 minutes late. Then we drove about 50 mins to their (I assume) office location in Tulum. After already paying almost $300 for the "Tulum Adventure Tour" for two, an agent came on the bus collecting another 60 pesos each for the Tulum Tax. Another agent was also waiting to come on and sell his wares. We sat in the van here for 20 minutes waiting without any explanation. A few more vans pulled up then we and a few others were told to move to another one where we waited 10 more minutes for more people to arrive. After finally leaving, we arrived at Tulum. We were led to a souvenir shop to use the bathroom then waited another 30 minutes for more people to arrive. The group was split into two with English-speakers going with Jose. Jose was a great tour guide at Tulum. He gave the information in an informative and entertaining way. We stayed on the outside perimeter for this then were given about 40 minutes to walk around then meet back at the van. The walk back takes about 10 minutes, so we rushed around in 20 minutes to see things and make it back with time to buy a drink. We then drove back to the office location and into the jungle. There we joined with another group and sat around getting a little information from our next guide (Jose) then another person tried to sell bandanas, phone water cases, and water shoes. We already had masks and phone cases, but were convinced that we needed water shoes for the overpriced $400 pesos ($23USD). It definitely wasn't needed. We then did the atv rides. It was very satisfying due to to length of it compared to another I did. Plus I was able to let those in front of me get a distance then speed behind them. Some of the ATVs kept shutting off when we weren't moving, but they came around to restart it. One ATV also lost a wheel, luckily at the end when about to park. We did the ziplines next and the aqua zip was first. This should have been done last so you can change into your swimsuit for it without getting your clothes for the other ziplines wet. After the aqua zipline, we did a small Mayan ceremony and the opportunity to buy souvenirs to support the Mayan community. The ziplines overall were cool, but not adrenaline-inducing. The rappel was small if you're experienced, but scary enough for me. Next was the cenote, it was very cool and an awesome experience swimming into a dark cave. Jose gave us interesting facts and turned off the flashlight so we'd see just how dark it got. His service was great, but then he requested tips before moving us on to the final part of eating. The meal was simple, but good. Bartenders sold drinks as we ate, and the photo team showed the pictures they took ($50). The constant bombardment of trying to get more money from us after paying $300 for the trip was very aggravating. The experience itself was cool though.

Fernando gave an us an incredible cenote tour. He was informative and easy-going. He was a great zip and atv guide too.

We adventured with IVAN. He is kind, smart and extremely informative! He was patient and kind even for non swimmers! He kept us informed throughout our entire experience! Thanks you so much Ivan! You’re the best!

Was a great excursion and overall experience! CJ was the absolute best tour guide I've ever had! Super funny and knowledgeable about everything. Had a blast!!

Our tour guide C.J. was the best! We enjoyed the tour of the cenote and swimming through the cave, it was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced and the information we learned will definitely create a lasting impact !

Fernando was an outstanding tour guide and made the day even more fun. We all enjoyed the day (adults and teens).