Cozumel ATV Zipline Jungle Adventure

On arrival to the facility, there were several more charges and purchases of items we were given the option to add onto our reservation. It was several hundred dollars more than the initial money we paid for this activity. It was very organized, but we were constantly rushed to move along so they could keep their schedule and get us in and out of there as quickly as possible. The lunch was one of the things we added, and it was just chicken in a room temperature tortilla. So if you think this was a great price, you will be very surprised when you arrive and you are encouraged to upgrade to the VIP and also get sold goggles and a cloth to cover your face for the ATV ride. The one thing they did not provide or even try to sell you were gloves for the ATV ride. I was on the back of the ATV and not the driver. I wished I would’ve had gloves as I got several abrasions on my hands and wrists and elbows. It was not dusty. It was just very bumpy and it made it impossible to hold on very well. It was fun, but it was good when that part was over. Apparently we also agreed to sit through a sales pitch for local tequila. We had the opportunity to taste all of them and that was fun. But unfortunately, the tequila was $80 a bottle so we did not purchase any. The staff were very nice but like I said it was very rushed and when I said I needed to use the bathroom they told me I had one minute to do so. Might be a good idea to tell the clients to use the bathroom before getting started on the adventure. The pictures turned out very nice and they were able to load the pictures directly onto my iPhone. Of course that was another $80 though. To be expected and nice to have. They took some good shots. The cenote swim was private with just our group of maybe 15 people. It was refreshing, but a short amount of time was spent in the water.

It’s fun but basic if you’ve ever done any of these things. The best part was the cenote to me, the ATVs were ok and the zip lining is sub par. I’ve done these things in other places so It was just ok to me. If you’re new to these things then yes a great way to introduce yourself.

Very fun. They try to upsell absolutely everything but the adventures themselves were fun

We had a great time with the family for this ATV-Zipline-cenote activity. Highlights: Everything was super well organized. Our driver, Alberto, arrived at our hotel on time. It was very friendly and the minibus was clean and comfortable. On site, the pick-up was efficient and fast. The facilities are beautiful and and the employees are attentive and warm. The zip line course is fun and safe, my teens loved mountain biking and the cenote is refreshing. The water is not too cold and we can reach it by stairs, jumping from the top or ziplining. The activity ends with a tequila tasting and a light meal of 2 tacos (pig or fish) in front of a charming little show. What I liked less I had a Gold package but when we arrived I was strongly advised to take a VIP package, giving access to another more private cenote and unlimited food and drink at the restaurant (for an extra sixty USD per person). Then tried to sell us special glasses and a mask for mountain biking, water shoes for the cenote as well as lots of other useless and super expensive gadgets. (I didn’t buy any of this and I didn’t regret it). Also, it was forbidden to take pictures at the mountain bike and zip line course but photographers take photos along the route. The photos are pretty but far too expensive (US$19 for a digital photo or a hundred dollars for the kit). Finally, apart from the beginning of the day when they try to sell us a lot of useless things, everything else is fun. For mountain biking, I suggest you go solo. Me, I was in a duo behind my 17-year-old son and I found the course quite painful for the coccyx! A big thank you to Miguel, our guide on the site. He was kind, smiling, helpful and cheerful. We really enjoyed our day!

Resort pickup was a breeze, followed by a 25 minute drive to the location. ATV was first, and this was fun, although I wouldn’t recommend two adult sized people riding together. Zip line was next and was terrific. The staff at each station made sure the rigging was safe and the rides were thrilling. Last was the Cenote and lunch, which was pretty cool. We really enjoyed the lunch and the added tequila tasting. The Cenote jump and swim were very refreshing. My favorite part of the trip was our group leader, Ernesto. He was there at every step helping us with a smile. I’m so glad we were in his group.