The 15 Best Zipline & Rappel Parks on the Riviera Maya

1.From Playa del Carmen ATV Adventure with Ziplines, Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2,041 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $49Our pick

Spend about four hours at Extreme Adventure Eco Park on a guided ATV ride, three-zipline course, and cenote swim. Hotel pickup, a regional snack, bilingual guides, tequila tasting, and ATV insurance are included. Guides such as Sergio, Lalo, Gio, and Ximema have earned praise for keeping groups safe and upbeat.

“It’s everything they advertise but imagine someone offering an “Extreme Margarita” and it’s just a water down drink named extreme….. don’t let them get you.”

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

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

Spend about four hours in Tulum’s jungle with nine ziplines, hanging bridges, rock climbing, rappelling, and swims in two cenotes. Guides such as David, Sergio, Roberto, and Gael lead the activities. Lunch, equipment, and water are included, while ATV rides cost extra.

“This was a fantastic experience. The ziplining through the jungle was really fun, and the cenotes were the BEST I've seen. Our guide, Gael, was charming, funny and caring. We are a family of 5, with ages ranging from 50's to 14. We all loved it. Everything was really great, and I can't recommend it enough. I was trying sure about booking as I felt it was expensive for a family, but it was absolutely worth it. 5 stars for sure!”

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3.4 Private Cenotes, Zip-Lines, Canoes & Mayan Village with Delicious Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 757 reviews · 4 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $275

You get a private Riviera Maya pickup, four cenotes in the Tankah area, jungle zip-lines, canoeing, swimming, snorkeling, and cliff jumping at your own pace. Guides such as Alberto, Marianna, Hugo, and Yair add local context, take photos, and finish with a home-cooked Maya lunch.

“Danny our tour guide was amazing. Super knowledgeable and very flexible with us. He helped us to get in all the things we wanted to see and do within our time restraint and truly customized our tour to us. One of the best tour guides I’ve ever had!”

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4.Rio Secreto Plus: Classic Tour, Bycicle, Rappel & Ziplines

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 365 reviews · 5 hours (approx.)

Spend about five hours at Rio Secreto near Playa del Carmen, combining a guided underground river tour with jungle biking, rappelling, and ziplines. Small groups, wetsuits, helmets, lunch, and refreshments are included. Guides such as Gustavo, Alfredo, and Diana are praised for clear explanations and personal attention.

“Very awesome tour, I would highly recommend this to anyone physically able. There where several additional smaller tours, which were good, but not amazing. But the main highlight of the ~1.5h wet cave path is well worth it. The tour guide (Darely) stayed with us the entire time and was very helpful and spoke fluent English. Parts of the cave path were spent floating lazily (mostly supported by the life jackets) along beautiful formations. The path was quite spacious for the most part, with only the end of the path we took (Supreme, blue line) being a bit smaller, but still wide enough to comfortable pass through without even touching…”

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5.Riviera Maya Jungle Half-Day Tour: ATV, Ziplines, Cenote Swim, Rappel

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 339 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $127

Spend about four hours in the Riviera Maya jungle riding a single or shared ATV, crossing zip lines including a 1-kilometer run, rappelling, swimming in freshwater cenotes, and finishing with a Maya temazcal ceremony. Guides such as Sergio, Julio, Pedro, and Víctor lead the activities.

“I was given a faulty ATV that kept losing power. I was told by the instructor that when it start losing power to just give it gas. As I was going up a bump it started losing power again and when I hit the gas I was thrown off the Atv. I hurt my back and couldn’t do the rest of the excursion and was suppose to refunded and that still has not happened.”

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6.Maya Adrenaline Tulum: Cenote + 5 Ziplining + ATV Adventure

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

You’ll drive your own ATV on rough jungle roads, ride a zipline circuit including a 1-kilometer line, swim through a cave cenote, and eat a simple Mayan-style lunch. Guides such as CJ, Tito, Jose, and Toro add local context, but expect rustic equipment, stairs, bugs, and possible waits.

“I wouldn't recommend this company. They tried to get more money from us at the tour. We had communication with the tour operator since there was no option for separate ATVs and he stated we can pay $40 USD at arrival. I was quoted $20 when picked up but I was still going to pay $40 since that is what was agreed upon then changed to $45. I showed them the messages and they agreed to the $40. Once paid they then told me I had to pay more money due to a remaining balance when Viator paid for the tour in full. They swindled more money from other people…”

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7.Adventure in the Mayan Jungle with ATV and Zip Line in Tulum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 289 reviews · 5 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $94

Spend about five and a half hours in Tulum’s jungle, riding an ATV, crossing zip lines including the 1-kilometer Evolution line, rappelling, swimming in a cave cenote, and watching a short Mayan ceremony. Guides such as Julio, Jose, Sergio, and Roberto are known for clear safety help and good humor.

“Jose was the best tour guide ever !!!! It was so much fun, my family and I did the ATV’s, zip lines, and cenote. Pick up was extremely easy and it was a small group to at was also so much energy. The lunch after was also really good too, we had these chicken taco-like meals with rice. I recommend bringing a backpack with swimming / dry clothes, heavy DEET bug spray, a little snack, small bills of cash, and we bought water shoes and bandanas there. 10/10 !!!!!!”

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8.Playa del Carmen Jungle Tour: Tulum, Cenote Snorkeling, Ziplining and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 244 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $148

Combine Tulum’s clifftop Maya ruins with jungle zip lines, a rappel, and a swim in a cenote near Chemuyil. Guides such as Alan, Alex, Marcos, and José Alfredo have led this small-group outing, which includes lunch, equipment, drinks, and transport from selected pickup points.

“Great guide! Excellent half day adventure with variety of experiences with cultural education included. Snorkeling in the cenote was unique and awe inspiring. This was a tour that we did not select, it was offered when our original was canceled. Would definitely recommend!”

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9.Half-day Adventure: Cenote + Ziplining + ATV Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 185 reviews · 4 hours (approx.)

Spend about four hours riding an ATV, crossing a five-line zip circuit, swimming in a sacred cenote, and taking part in a Mayan ceremony. Guides such as Cruz, Chris, José, and Pedro have helped make the day welcoming and safe. Transport meets at Súper Akí Tulum, not at hotels.

“Great half day tour!!! Samual was our guide and he made the experience even better. Definitely recommend”

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10.Private Tour with 3 Cenotes + 5 Zip-lines + Mayan Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 138 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $213

Explore two open cenotes and one cavernous cenote on a private six-hour trip from Riviera Maya hotels. Your guide, such as Jane, Sam, or Hisael, leads snorkeling, rope swings, jumps, and optional zip-lines, followed by a Mayan lunch with drinks and dessert.

“We had a great time! Our guide, Sam, was very nice and informative. He also spoke to staff to see which sites were less busy so that we could enjoy them better. We ended up having two cenotes to ourselves. Recommend going as early as possible when it is less busy. The meal was good and the staff were all very nice. Transportation was nice, air conditioned and clean. Drinks were available and appreciated. We stopped in Puerto Morelos and Sam brought us to a delicious ice cream shop.”

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11.ATV Xtreme and Zipline Adventure from Riviera Maya

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 137 reviews · 6 hours (approx.)

Spend most of a day near Playa del Carmen riding a two-person ATV, crossing rainforest zip lines, and snorkeling in a clear cenote. Guides such as Karel, Jimmy, Jorge, and Guillermo are known for keeping groups engaged. Hotel pickup, gear, lunch, and return transport are included.

“DOING IT SCARED: I'm 56 years younger. And wouldn't have ever done this in my younger years. Ever. I was skeptical this time, but I'm with 2 of my lifelong friends from childhood, so I agreed to join them, and this happened... Me flying across the property and 🙏🏾 praying the entire time 😱.”

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12.Tulum Jungle Horseback Ride + ATV + Ziplines + Cenote Combo Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 96 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $125

Spend about five hours in the Maya jungle riding ATVs and horses, crossing four ziplines, rappelling, joining a Mayan ceremony, and swimming in an underground cenote. Guides such as Sergio, Victor, Rafael, and Christian keep the pace lively, though the horse ride is brief and pickup requires care.

“Good excursion and a great host. However, the horseback riding was a complete waste of time. It was about 5 minutes and we went down the road and back. One of the riders, an employee was holding onto the horse the entire ride, while the rest of us, they didn’t. Most definitely was not worth the extra money. However, the rest of the trip was great. Plus, they initially told us they would meet us at a hotel, and on our way there, they tell us sorry. We can’t go there anymore. And they were late for pick up. But other than that, it was good. Lunch was “ok.” The…”

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13.ATV Cenote and Zipline Sacred Jungle Expedition

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 94 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $99

Ride an ATV through the Mayan jungle, cross a zipline circuit, and cool off in a cave cenote on this five-hour Tulum trip. Round-trip transport from downtown is included. Guides such as Julio, Jose, Isaiah, and CJ are praised for keeping the day fun and organized, though past departures have had delays.

“Nice experience! I would recommend. The ATVs were fun, but the thrill were the Ziplines. The cenote had bats and you had to be quiet, but overall it was a good excursion that we all enjoyed.”

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14.Riviera Maya: Horseback Ride, Zipline, and ATV Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 82 reviews · 5 hours · from $129

Spend five action-packed hours near Cancun riding at El Rey Polo Club, driving a Honda ATV, crossing three bridges, and flying on five ziplines. Finish with a swim at Cenote Verde Lucero, local snacks, tequila tasting, and a traditional dance show. English and Spanish guides lead the way.

“This turned out to be one of the best tours that we went on in Cancun. The guides were exceptional and very considerate. Each phase was extremely fun. We are planning on returning with our friends and kids on our next trip to Cancun.”

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15.Full Adrenaline Day in Tulum! ATVs, Zipline, Cenote, Rappel, Food

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 69 reviews · 5 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $35Best value

Ride an ATV through Tulum’s jungle, rappel 7 meters, cross 1 kilometer of zip lines, swim in a cenote, and attend a Maya ceremony. Round-trip transport, lockers, safety gear, lunch, and a certified guide are included. Expect a busy, active half-day with an added $30 conservation fee.

“they scammed us . we paid for this trip online 3 weeks in advance . when we got to the meeting spot , a local was trying to sell gear to us . there was no where on the website or after booking that told us to provide our own gear , we thought the company would. we ended up spending 25 dollars a piece on cheap glasses and a bandana as our " atv gear" . PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN STUFF THEY DONT PROVIDE! . Also they made us pay an additional fee of 180 dollars when we got there . they tried to say it's a "convenience fee"…”

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