Horseback Riding in Cancun Includes ATV, Cenote, Ziplines, Lunch and Transfer

Okay so I will say if you are afraid of heights, specifically rickety tree houses, this may not be for you. Also - if don't want to sit around for each activity and keep moving probably also not for you. Here is all I can say; *The guides were SO FUN! They seemed to really enjoy what they did and that made a huge difference *The zipline was crazy sketchy but it made it so much more fun and authentic (I felt like) *The horses seemed happy and loved, Miguel was an awesome Vaquero. I really enjoyed riding with him. I am an experienced rider so he let me have a little fun in the back of the line on my wonderful horse El Chapo *The ATVS were a bit scary honestly. There's a bridge falling down that I swore if I had to go over again I'd walk and let one of the guides drive it over for me. *The food at OUR RESORT was DISGUSTING! So were the drinks. They tasted so gross. *The Fajita lunch here was TO DIE FOR! Oh my god. The chicken actually seemed like meat and it had fresh onions and zucchini and the rice was yummy! It was honestly my favorite meal of the whole trip. The drinks were delicious too! I may have had one too many and tried to convince them to let me spend the rest of my vacation there being a Vaquera and sleeping in the monster truck. * I didn't visit another cenote but I am guessing this one is not as great as others, it was murky BUT they did have a high jump and a zip line into it, so it was fun! All in all - for the price I am not sure I would do it again but I also did Xplor for $100 more and was SUPER disappointed. I felt like this was a fun, authentic, real life experience that a lot of the other tours might not offer.

First of all, the tour was supposed to be for 7 h, however, it turn out to be 3. They rush you to every steps and staff treat you like a child. The Cenote was the most horrible part. If I did not go to a real Cenote the day before, I would not know what a Cenote looks like. That Cenote is a slap in the face of the Mayan Spirit. It looks like a man-made hole with a hose pouring water in.

The ATV ride was the best. Zip lining was also fun. They didn’t allow phones and that was the only thing I didn’t like.

It was a overall cool experience, the staff is all super nice and amazingly helpful. The Zipline was the longest excursion and definitely the most fun. I wish the horseback riding was longer and they let you be more spread out instead of a single file line. ATV was so fun and the perfect length. The fajita lunch was surprisingly delicious. Absolutely worth the money and a great way to kick off vacation.

It was very fun it was my 1st time riding on a horse so I had fun. the ATV's was amazing and I got over my fear of ziplining. You definitely should try this package it was worth the money.

Wonderful experience. Staff were great and helpful. Only drawback is that our resort was 1-1/2 hour away and I wasn’t told that when booking. 3 hours total in a van with rough seat without being told ahead of time was not cool.

The food was good. One of the zipline staff was pretty rude. The swimming hole was fun . The quads could use a little bit of work find the clutch was almost burned out and Katie's the throttle kept slipping down the handlebars

Totally awesome. We had an amazing time, so much fun! From start to finish. Each excursion was freaking AWESOME! ATV was #1.

The guides were very nice and I had a blast! The only reason I didn’t give five stars is because the ATV trail was very very rocky and some of the turns were sharp and a little dangerous but overall it was an excellent value!

We signed up thinking this would be a bit more immersive. Although the day was nice, it could have been a bit better with just a few changes, in our opinion. Pros: Guides were all very nice and friendly. Horses were healthy and well tempered. ATV we would suggest you rent as singles, not doubles. On a double, the person on the back is in for a very unstable ride. Not the tour operators’ fault....just the nature of the machine. Zip line was fun but the lines aren’t very long and there is a lot of climbing to platforms that feel quite shaky and can rattle your nerves a bit. All their equipment is well maintained and safe. All safety procedures and explanations were clear. We were split on lunch so I’ll put it in the Pros category. One suggested change would be the salsa. They make it so hot it actually hurts to eat. Cons: you are told you may not take your phone on any of the excursion elements except the cenote. This is because they want to sell you a package of very expensive photos at the end. The horse ride was just walking for 25 minutes around their property. Cenote was murky and had quite a bit of debris in it. Overall ok but we will likely look for something different next time. A four-in-one package provides variety, but at the expense of quality of time for each element.