Paseo en ATV Descubre la cueva de jade y conduce por la selva





Descripción
Hola explorador(es)! Nuestra experiencia comienza en el punto de encuentro donde nuestro anfitrión te está esperando para tu seguridad, nos gusta que te sientas cómodo y seguro; cuando hayas conocido al personal que estará ahí para apoyarte, continuaremos nuestra aventura hacia un pueblo maya llamado "El Cedral" donde haremos esta aventura en la selva para visitar el místico cenote de jade, conduciremos nuestros todoterrenos por la selva por un camino todo terreno. Si buscas algo divertido esta es una aventura que no te puedes perder!!! ¡Nuestro equipo de soporte son profesionales en su campo por lo que haremos de tu experiencia algo increíble y cómodo para ti! Conduciremos
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
La cueva de Jade o Chempita es una cueva completamente salvaje llena de vida como murciélagos, pecaríes y aves locales que se puede apreciar con un poco de suerte! Cuando llegues, el guía te dirá por qué esta cueva es especial, desde su importancia ecológica y social para la cultura maya ya que muchos de estos lugares eran considerados puertas de entrada a otros mundos espirituales. No solo podrás escuchar información sino que también tendrás tiempo para hacer fotos y ¡por qué no también nadar un poco si lo deseas! .
El pueblo de Cedral, llamado así por los primeros pobladores de Cozumel, es una reserva maya propiedad de algunos fundadores locales. En Cedral, se realiza una fiesta en honor a la Santa Cruz y allí encontraremos algunas ruinas mayas y la primera iglesia fundada en la isla. Al llegar, el guía nos dará un breve recorrido por el lugar. .
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Pasajeros de cruceros: Si llegas al puerto de Punta Langosta, el punto de encuentro será junto al faro, junto a Starbucks. Si su barco llega a los muelles de SSA International o al muelle Puerta Maya, el punto de encuentro será a la entrada de Marti Sport en la plaza Royal Village. No es necesario tomar un taxi; el punto de encuentro está a 5 a 10 minutos a pie. *Si se aloja en un AIRBnB, especifique la dirección.*
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Edad mínima 7 años
Opiniones(39)
We had a great time. Be aware that you will be required to pay an additional $20 per person for entry into the Mayan ruins. Our guide was really great. There was a mix up on our reservation but they did fix it and everyone was very easy to deal with. This was my first time booking outside of the cruise lines excursions and it was very smooth. Had a lot of fun and saved money. Highly recommend!!!
It was a super cool family experience, the guides were super kind, very professional. Strongly recommend
This wasn't a terrible excursion for the price, but I would recommend paying a few dollars more and getting one of the better tours. The tequila tasting was pretty nice, but we went through an area that wasn't great and went to a cenote (this was the ATV tour, right?) which was filled with sulfur and even made it hard to breathe. In the future, I would choose a different tour.
When you’re meeting at the meeting point, no one is there to meet you. Tours usually have a sign that they hold up letting you know who they are or they have a shirt that mentions the tour they were no visible signs of anybody from the tour company or Tripadvisor. We waited over 15 minutes, looked everywhere and could not find anyone and we were there early so we walked five blocks to another Starbucks thinking they were there and they weren’t so we walked all the way back to the other one researched asked people who worked at Starbucks taxi drivers outside. Nobody know about where our tour guide is. He obviously left us so they had to come back and get the four of us. Also, when I made my reservation over the phone with an agent, everything was paid in full when the time came, but she did not mention that there was an additional charge at the time I was booking of $93 to enter the ATV park. An extra hundred dollars more not being told. Then they tell you it’s in the fine print. While making a reservation over the phone, you would think that the representative would mention that so I am very disappointed in the mechanics of how the tour company and Tripadvisor handle this situation. I’ve taken another Tripadvisor tours, and there’s never been a problem until now. And they are not compensating me for anything.
Great Experience !!! Got to go fast and the kids loved the jungle . Wasn’t Pressured to buy anything and that was a plus ! Would definitely recommend for the price and experience
It was well worth it. Tour guide was great at explaining and showing details of the area. The Tequilla tasting was especially nice!!
We booked this excursion during our cruise stop in Cozumel. Overall, we had some great moments, but the tour felt a bit underwhelming based on how it was described. The Pros: The Cenote: The Jade Cavern stop was absolutely the best part of the day. The 10-foot ledge jump into the water was a blast, and we got some incredible photos here. The Staff & Guide: Our guide, Miguel, was phenomenal. He was extremely kind, deeply knowledgeable, and handled all the driving to and from the cruise port safely. The local people at the base camp were incredibly welcoming. Kid-Friendly Driving: It was a massive hit for our 11-year-old, who loved getting the chance to drive an ATV. The Cons / Things to Know: Not Really a "Jungle": The description implies a lush jungle trek, but it was actually just driving down crushed limestone roads filled with massive potholes. I wish the actual riding portions had been longer and more immersive. Very Rustic Base Camp: The ATV pickup spot is a small concrete house in a local community. The facilities are very rustic—think campground-style bathrooms. Lackluster Stops After the Cenote: After the cavern, the energy dipped. The tequila tour/tasting felt standard and generic (the kids just got a Squirt soda). The stop at the town church felt a bit forced; we just walked around looking at local vendors (though buying a $5 fresh coconut felt like a nice way to support a local lady). The Photo Trap: A photographer followed us on another ATV to take "professional" photos. They turned out to be just iPhone photos shared via a Google Drive link, and we felt heavily overcharged for the quality. Final Verdict: I would not recommend this for families with very young kids. If you go, expect a rustic, bumpy road ride with a fantastic swim at the beginning, but be prepared for a slow second half of the tour. Huge thanks to Miguel for his hospitality!
Be sure to note that the actual price per person is $20 more than listed on the excursion price because they charge an extra amount when you arrive. This is noted in the inclusions, just be prepared to pay cash. Also part of the excursion not listed was a tequila tasting, which really didn’t appeal to us at all.
It was a good value. Drove the ATV’s through the small village and down dirt roads to the caves where, if you wished, could jump into the water. Our guide, Gabriel, was great
We had a great time during our ride and tour. Our guide was friendly and helpful. You do have to pay an admission fee for El Cedral. We also struggled to find our tour guide but that was our only compliant.



