Playa del Carmen Cenote Tour: Snorkeling, Rappelling and Ziplining

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Marisol F.

November 14, 2025

Book your tour now!!!! We had an amazing time thank you to our tour guide Anali she was amazing and very outgoing. The Cenote was absolutely beautiful, zip lining was so exciting, and the ATV riding was so fun. Thank you for such a beautiful experience. Also my pictures came out so beautifully thank you!!!

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Sagittarius

August 10, 2025

Luis Figueroa was our guide for the ATV extreme. He was an excellent host keeping the whole group together and everything organized and on time. ATVs ride was near 1hr through the jungle. I did the 3 ziplines doing some crazy stunts and were I was lucky to watch the amazing Tren Mayan from a tower. Snorkeling on lagoon when the cenote's sweet water mix the salty ocean's water, was a unique experience. ...and the cherry on top was Snorkeling on the crystal clear water of the cenote, wow such a beautiful nature hidden in the Mayan jungle !! The lunch was an amazing all u can eat buffet at the restaurant class service ! Thank you Aventuras Mayas for your friendly hospitality and great professional service.

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Cindy R.

August 06, 2025

2025-August. I booked this adventure through our hotel. 7 am: Omar, our pickup shuttle driver, was polite and spoke good English. We later transferred to another van with 5 people in it. The driver of the 2nd van did not speak English so we could not understand what he was pointing out outside. 9 am: We arrived at the Adventuras Mayan compound. As soon as we arrived, our guide, Agus, explained the agenda for our group: zipline, ATV, lunch, and then cenote swim. He also gave us a padlock for our locker. The compound has sections- the middle has the souvenirs, lockers, and cashiers, beside it is the cafeteria (since lunch was included with the price), another section for the zipline, another for the ATV, another for the cenote, and another, for the restrooms. The lockers were included in the fee. The women's restroom has 9 stalls and is clean. Zipline: Eyewear and phone cases that were hanging from your neck were allowed. Closed-toed shoes are a must. No Crocs or sandals. We were given thin fabric headcovers before we put on our helmets. We got our gear and helmet. Then Agus did the safety rundown. Our adventure consists of 7 ziplines (regular, upside down, superman, and hammock). You have an option to do 3 or 5 lines. There are also options not to do the specialty ziplines and just do the regular ones. The zipline towers are high- about 50 to 100 steps per tower. There are landings every 8 to 12 treads. The treads of the staircase are short, so I keep bumping my shins on the nosings. The staff at the ziplines were very efficient. Photographers were stationed at the hammock, the Superman, and the upside-down lines. Be careful when you spread your hands out to your sides as your hands will hit the trees! Everything else went well. ATV: Next, we were given another head cover and our ATV helmets with clear covers at the front. Agus gave us the waivers to sign. 16 yo and up are allowed to drive. Waivers were explained and were handed to all drivers to be signed. Additional insurance for their ATVs was then explained - $15 per driver, optional. He then ran through the basic ATV operations. The ATV course was just a dirt road inside a forest. There are a lot of dips and turns. I had a hard time turning my ATV.. but it was all good. We then cleaned up for lunch. A photo of what was served is attached. Cenote Swim We were asked to change into our swimsuits. We were allowed to bring towels, water shoes, and your goggles if you want to use yours. But they will furnish goggles. They guided us into the cenote and discussed safety. There was a little cubby for our towels. They recommend water shoes because there are stalagmites. They were bats inside. After their photographer took some photos, our guide started swimming. The water is cold, but refreshing. There were a few good rock formations, but after 10 minutes of swimming, we were back to where we started. Yes, that was it. I don't think it was worth it. We headed out to our lockers to get dry. Agus thanked us. Tips are appreciated but not required. Then the photographer approached us. For 2 people, $25/photo; or $55 for all photos for 2 adventures; or $80 for all photos. All photos are emailed to you. They took 88 photos of me and my son, so we ended up buying all the photos. The photos will be sent to you electronically after 24 hours. We paid $250 USD for this adventure plus $80 USD for the photos. The zipline was worth it. You can probably find a better Cenote to swim into. And the ATV route could be a lot better. Hope this review helped you in any way 👍 Have a great adventure!