TULUM · ZIPLINE TOURS
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The 9 tulum zipline tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each course flies you over, how long the lines run, who operates it, and what a spot on the cable costs.
Tulum jungle adrenaline: ATV rides, five ziplines, and a cenote swim with snacks, lunch, and pickup for about 4–5 hours.
Most Popular“I had a great time! Our guide Ceejay was very helpful and knowledgeable. He did an amazing job and gave us amazing facts! Everyone there overall was helpful and assisted us through each activity. Would def do it again!”
ATV, zipline, and a cenote swim in the Mayan jungle from Tulum. Small groups, pickup included, plus tips for gear and timing.
“Zipline was the best experience on this trip, also the ATV experience was amazing. Love the culture that you guys shared & will do this experience a couple more times before I leave my vacation.”
Tulum ATV trails, a zipline circuit with a 1 km line, and an underground cenote swim, plus a Mayan ceremony demo and lunch.
“This was a great experience in every way, the agency contacted me a day before it gave me all the information I needed and they clarified all my doubts, they were always pending.”
Tulum ATV, zipline circuit, and a natural Mayan cenote in a small group, with pickup and bilingual guides. About 4 hours.
“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”
ATV through the jungle, zipline and rappel over roots, then a guided cenote swim with Mayan ceremony and a meal in Tulum.
“I got picked up from a designated location. The bus carried all of us to the location of where the activities would take place. Everyone on the bus had to stick together. We were given rules to follow so everyone could keep safe. We first starter with the atv ride, then we were taken to…”
Tulum ATV, zip lines, cenote swim and turtle sanctuary with taco lunch, snorkeling gear, and A/C pickup for about 7 hours.
“Friendly guides. Good lunch, nice activities (ziplines, atv and cenote). The reef snorkling was not really worth it. All together, we found it to be a lttle overpriced. Maybe because we booked via viator? We heard other people having payed less for the same. Oh, and there were long waits between the activities (and at…”
Tulum adventure packs ATV driving, four zipline circuits, Mayan ceremony, cave cenote swim, and lunch in about 7 hours.
“The ATV, zip lining & Cenote was great! Our tour guide made it super fun. However, if you an animal lover do not do the horse riding. I don’t think this should apart of the experience at all. The horses could be looked after better, so unfortunately this ruined it for me.”
Tulum’s Maya Adrenaline packs Mayan ceremony, cenote swim, 4m rappel, 1km zipline, water zipline, ATV ride, and lunch.
“We paid for this excursion and when we arrived, it was six of us. They were charging us $45 per person saying that it’s for the ocean and all this stuff. This is not a place I would recommend they were charging $45 each just for extra fee saying about the ocean everywhere else where…”
A Tulum day packed with Mayan ruins, ATV riding, cenote swimming, and zipline runs, plus lunch and round-trip transport.
“We had the most amazing time on this excursion! We were a group of 6 people (3 couples). The friendly staff and Julio, our guide, really made our experience so enjoyable. A few people in my group were really scared to do the zip line. Julio had so much patience with them and assured us…”
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