Passeio de quadriciclo saindo de Cancun e Puerto Morelos com tirolesa e cenote.

An incredible experience from beginning to end. The ATV was super fun; the ride was exciting but also safe at the same time. The cenote is beautiful, perfect for cooling off and enjoying nature. The zipline was one of the best parts, full of adrenaline and with a lot of spectacular views. The staff was very kind and attentive at all times. Without a doubt, a very complete tour and highly recommended for anyone looking for adventure and doing something different. but i do recommend bringing mosquito repellent

Overall 9.5/10 and its .5 less for very small reason but first lets start with pick up.They are very much on time and communicate well the day before to let you know your pick up time.If they are delayed be mindful it might not be them but the other guest who hold others up.Thankfully on mines last group was the only we waited on a bit everyone else was on time.The car ride is kinda long there but you can have a nap or read a book. Once you arrive remember you still have taxes to pay and they will upsell you on a few more options. I didn't do the horseback riding since I'm PR and can ride them bak home but I did chose to upgrade to ride the ATV to the cenote. This was extra fun. ATV was thrilling. Please have clothes shoes and sunglasses. If you have a face guard even better. Bring sunblock and sunscreen. If you don't they do sell these items but best to bring them. I had 360 cam and they don't allow you to bring it unless you have body or head hardware.I was kind of upset but safety first.They do take pic of you doing all ziplines and atv. Zipline was cool. I enjoyed it very much. It was safe and not too high also. Cenote was literally amazing and they had to the availability to jump. That was amazing. 7ft jump. INSANE but I did it with my 360 cam. No issues there. Tequila tasking was so good but I'm not big drinking so I didn't buy but the taste was tempting. Must try. Mar was tour lady. She spoke very well and took care of us. She is a sweetheart. Food was good too. Limited option that is included but you can buy more and different options. Overall as a picky eater. I still ate the pork ones. Yummy. I would def. come back here. I would say as a solo travel I wish I had my friends but I meet some cool people there so no complaints. I need up buying the pictures but I was just a little disappointed I couldn't take my own but it's ok. Pic and video looked great. Memories to last a life time.

The jungle was beautiful I especially loved the wine tasting and ATVs our guide Flacco/SkinnyBoi was amazing really down to earth made the experience a 10/10 would definitely recommend and will be a returning customer

This was a great day of fun! I would book again in a heartbeat! All staff was attentive and welcoming! A definite must experience!

Excellent service, very friendly and amazing experience

It was incredible. What I got for what I paid was definitely worth it. This is the second time I’ve taken the tour and it was just as good as, or even better than, the first time. The food was good, but the cenote is absolutely amazing! I highly recommend it.

As advertised. Several interesting activities - atv, Zipline, cenotes, tequila tasting, horses, very light lunch.

My family and I recently booked the wild adventure package, believing we had paid for a fun day of ziplining and ATVs. What we received was a masterclass in aggressive upselling, logistical lies, and hidden fees designed to trap you and drain your wallet. Avoid this at all costs. The Main Scam: Hidden Fees & Logistics Lies The issues started the day before with the logistics. We were initially promised a 12:30 PM pickup for a 1:00 PM start, but the group leader abruptly changed it to 11:30 AM, citing the need to pick up four other groups for a nearly two-hour shuttle ride to the site. We were rushed ("be a minute late and we leave you!") only for the shuttle to arrive late anyway. Once we finally reached the "somewhat jungle" site, the true scam began: * Jungle Tax: We were immediately forced to pay a "Jungle Tax"—a fee never mentioned on any booking website—just to start the activity. * Mandatory Insurance: Next, $7 USD per person for ATV insurance! Refuse, and you are liable for any scratch. * Locker Trap: They told us to bring gear (bug repellent, face coverings) but then banned all bags/phones for "liability." To safely store the items they told us to bring, we were forced to rent small, untrustworthy lockers at $6 USD each. Since they are tiny cubbies, a family needs multiple, quickly multiplying the cost. Every single one of these costs is PER PERSON, rapidly inflating the already high base price. Experience & Atmosphere: No Photos, No Fun, Just Selling The experience felt like a strategic funnel designed to force purchases. They ban your own phones/cameras citing "liability," but the real reason is to force you into their final photo and video scam. * The Store Funnel: They "pretend to call you friend" while pushing you through a store, strategically showing you how "wild" the ride is to intimidate you into buying overpriced safety gear: $13 bandanas, $27 USD glasses (all in USD, not pesos). * ATV & Zipline Disappointment: The ATV ride was less than 15 minutes of slow-moving, stop-and-go through a muddy, carved-out patch—not an exciting jungle adventure. The ziplining was equally anticlimactic: four very short distances over what looked like a military training ground, not a scenic view. * Fake Tequila Tasting & Trapped Dining: The forced tequila "tasting" was a thinly rehearsed sales pitch. We sat out at the restaurant, forced to wait for the group while declining the ridiculously overpriced food ($30 USD for three tiny tacos; $8 USD for coconut water). Crowd Size & Waiting: Awkward and Annoying The shuttle ride with strangers for two hours was awkward. The group size was around 12-13 people total. While not overwhelmingly crowded with tourists, the pacing was excruciating. Having to wait for each and every one of the 12-13 people to complete the short ATV, zipline, and helmet checks was incredibly annoying and ate up huge chunks of the day. It was awkward having to spend an entire day and try to create family memories with random strangers we had nothing in common with. Length of Visit: Trapped and Delayed We were initially told we would be finished by 4:00 PM and back at the hotel by 5:00 PM at the latest. That was completely untrue. After being piled onto an open-air truck and shimmied to a separate cenote location (which was only enjoyable for those comfortable with water activities), we didn't leave the site until 5:30 PM. As it was my birthday, this delay and the lack of cell reception (a clever way to trap you) ruined my private dinner reservation. The Final Rip-Off: Photo/Video Scam The final insult came when they tried to scalp us for photos. They quoted different prices, showed us hundreds of photos on a tablet, and charged us $150 USD. They relied on "Bluetooth transfer" since there was no reception. When we finally got reception later, we discovered we had been conned—they showed us 200 pictures but only transferred 15. After a day of being soaked by rain (which I don't blame them for, but added to the misery), trapped by logistics, and scammed out of money, the staff still had the audacity to ask for monetary tips. In summary: This entire operation is a dishonest, exhausting, and overpriced cash grab. Save your money and your sanity.

This excursion was exactly as explained: thrilling, fun, a blast and super memorable. They’ll pick you up from a location that you choose, then you get to do all 3 activities: ATV, zip line and swim in the cenote. You do have an option to do horseback riding for an additional $30 USD. If you’re a bigger person and have doubts that you won’t be able to do the zip line because the belt/harness won’t fit, think again. I’m a bigger Polynesian guy and that’s the thought I had for someone that’s not the average size American. The tour guides made sure I wasn’t going to miss this opportunity so they had a big harness that fit me and encouraged me to get in it. Not once did they make me feel insecure of being bigger. Instead they made me feel secured and that I did not have to worry about anything. FYI: to be better prepared for the excursion, I would suggest you take your own glasses, face cover and swim shoes. They have these things that you can purchase but if you’re on a budget friendly trip, take your own. ATVs will be muddy so wear shoes that you won’t care to get dirty. Additional costs that were not in the initial payment of the excursion (not much but still additional): $30 USD conservation fee for the park, $7 USD for the locker, different pricing for their photo packages that they offer and then the $30 USD (optional) for horseback riding. All worth it though. I will plan to go back and do this same excursion at least 3 more times. Be nice to the tour guides as they’re super friendly themselves. I would suggest this excursion to anyone and everyone. Thank you 🙏🏽

Absolutely amazing experience! From the very beginning, everything was perfect. The agency that contacted me was super friendly and professional — they picked us up right from our hotel. I waited just a few minutes outside the lobby and off we went for an unforgettable adventure! The cenote was breathtaking — crystal clear and magical. The ziplines were so much fun, and riding the ATVs was such a thrill! The guides were incredibly kind, helpful, and made the whole day even more enjoyable. I had the best time ever with my boyfriend — we laughed, explored, and made memories that will last forever. I would 100% do it all over again. Highly, highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for fun and adventure!