The 12 Tulum Adrenaline Activities That Earn Their Price

1.Selva Maya Eco Adventure Park: Ziplining, Hanging Bridges, Rappelling and Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,057 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $80Our pick

Spend about four hours at Selva Maya Eco Adventure Park near Tulum, combining jungle ziplines, hanging bridges, rock climbing, rappelling, two cenotes, and a Mayan taco lunch. Guides such as David, Sergio, Roberto, and Gael lead the activities in English. ATV rides cost extra, and you drive yourself to the park.

“David and his crew were amazing guides, with safety and fun as their top priorities. We loved the ziplining and the two private cenotes were very different from one another and amazing! This was our top-rated adventure out of the three adventures we booked while in Tulum. David was the BEST--you'll love him!”

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2.Cenote + 5 Ziplining + ATV Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 328 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $99

Spend about four to five hours at Cenotes Labnaha and Eco Park riding your own ATV, crossing jungle ziplines, swimming through a sacred cenote, and enjoying tacos. A bilingual guide leads the day, with CJ, Tito, Toro, Jose, Pedro, and others praised for their care and humor. Pickup is offered from Playa del Carmen, but Tulum visitors must use a meeting point.

“Great adventure and fun, really glad we did it. Negative reviews give some useful practical suggestions, but some must be down to expectations. Keep an open mind and go for it! Raphael was a great guide and kept it moving along. Not everyone in a group responds in the same way but he was very patient. Bear in mind this is in the middle of the forest/jungle - paths are rocky and rooty, steps to platforms can be uneven but take your time. The chain came off one ATV but they got it sorted quickly. No other issues.”

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3.Chichen Itza Gastronomic, Valladolid and Cenote Extremo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 324 reviews · 11 hours 20 minutes (approx.) · from $29Best value

Start early from Tulum for Chichen Itza, then enjoy a Mayan food demonstration and buffet at Comedor Kaua, swim at NoolHa Cenote, and make a brief Valladolid stop. A certified guide, air-conditioned transport, bottled water, and lunch are included, but entrance fees and drinks cost extra.

“This was truly an amazing tour! Beautiful ruins, towns, cenote and I learned so much. Perfecto was our tour guide and he made it fun and informative the entire time! Visiting a Mayan town was such a beautiful way to immerse ourselves in their culture. I've already recommended this to friends!”

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4.Tulum Adventure (archeological zone-Atv-ziplines-cenote-lunch-drinks-rappel)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 44 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $162

Spend about seven hours combining Tulum’s seaside Maya ruins with an ATV ride, zip-lines, rappel, and a guided swim through a cave cenote. Guides such as Rubén, CJ, Fernando, Pedro, and Samuel are praised for clear instruction and humor. Small groups, lunch, equipment, transport, water, and soda are included, but the $25 Tulum Tax and alcohol cost extra.

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

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5.Extreme Adventure in Cobá (ATVs + Zip Lines + Cenote + Buffet)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 31 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $135

Spend about 10 hours combining a cave cenote, ATV ride, jungle zip lines, buffet lunch, Maya culture, and Cobá. Pickup is offered from Playa del Carmen and Riviera Maya hotels. From Tulum, meet at Super Aki at 8:45 am. Guide Vincent has earned praise for his care and clear explanations.

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6.Tulum Extreme Mayan Adventure with ATV, Zipline and Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 25 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $38

Spend about five hours in Tulum’s jungle riding an ATV, crossing several ziplines, landing in water, rappelling, and swimming in an underground cenote. Guides such as Julio, Victor, Christian, and Isaiah have earned strong praise for keeping the day safe and lively. Hotel pickup, lunch, and round-trip transport are included, but the mandatory $48 conservation fee is extra.

“Great experience, well organize, safe and fun. Fun for my whole family. Good time and would do it again.”

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7.ATV, Zipline and Cenote at Extreme Adventuring with Tulum Pickup

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 20 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $59

You’ll ride a 4x4 ATV, cross three interactive bridges, complete a five-zipline course, and cool off in natural Cenote Verde Lucero. The tour runs from Tulum to the Ruta de los Cenotes with bilingual guides, transportation, safety equipment, conservation fees, and a regional snack included. Groups are limited to 15 people.

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8.Coba Adventure: ATV, Rappel, Ziplines, Cenote, Archeological Zone Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 12 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $162

Spend about seven hours combining jungle ATVs, ziplines, a rappel, cenote swimming, lunch, and a guided visit to Coba. The tour includes transport, equipment, water, and a guide, with past guests praising Víctor and Pablo. Pickup timing depends on your lodging, and some Airbnb guests may need to meet at Súper Akí Tulum.

“Ik had wat meer met de ATV verwacht, 2 keer zelfde circuit gereden. Nice zip experience-mooie ondergrondse cenote. Lekkere food ‘s middags. Pablo heel goede gids.”

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9.Exciting Day in Tulum Jungle: ATVs, Cenote, Zip lines, Rappel

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 10 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $44

Spend about six hours at a Tulum eco-park riding ATVs, swimming in a cenote, crossing five zip lines plus a water zip line, and rappelling. Your bilingual guide leads the activities, with Christian among the guides praised for keeping the day organized and safe. Transport, lockers, snacks, and lunch are included.

“We did the ATV, censored, zip lining, and ceremony. Everything was pretty much in one spot. Please bring mosquito spray!”

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10.Tulum pyramids + ATV + 3 Ziplines + Rappel + Cenote + Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $120

Visit Tulum with a certified guide, then spend four hours at Maya Adrenaline riding ATVs, crossing three ziplines, rappelling, joining a short Mayan ceremony, and swimming in an underground river. Guides such as Cristian, CJ, Fernando A, and Machete are associated with the operation. Lunch and transport are included, but Tulum’s $25 archaeological-zone tax is extra.

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11.Thrills in Tulum’s Jungle: Rappel, Ziplines, ATVs, Cenote & more

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 5 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $39

Spend about five and a half hours in Tulum’s jungle with bilingual guides, a cenote swim, brief Mayan ceremony, five ziplines, a water zipline, a 13-foot rappel, and an ATV circuit. Hotel or meeting-point transport, lockers, lifejacket, and a Mexican meal are included. Plan for steep walking, a 600 MXN ecotax, and limited meal choices.

“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”

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12.Combo-Adventure: ATV, Ziplines, Rappel and Cenote with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $99

Spend about four hours on a Mayan jungle circuit near Tulum, driving three ATV rounds, swimming in Caverna cenote, riding six zip lines, rappelling, and eating Mexican lunch. Guides such as Jose lead the activities in English and Spanish. Pickup is available from Playa del Carmen, while Tulum bookings use meeting points.

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