PLAYA DEL CARMEN
The Riviera Maya’s best days out.
The 15 most popular atv & buggy tours around Playa del Carmen. The ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Zipline, ATV, and a natural cenote swim near Playa del Carmen with hotel pickup and tequila tasting on a half-day small-group adventure.
Most Popular“This was a fun day filled with atvs, Ziplines, and a beautiful cenote!!! We will do this tour again!!!!!”
Ride jungle buggies from Playa del Carmen, swim in a cenote, and visit a Maya village. Small group, pickup, and snacks included.
“This was fabulous!! So much fun!! The guides treated us like family! Fun ride, beautiful cenote, great food and culture.”
Jungle Buggy Tour from Playa del Carmen with cenote swim and snorkeling. Drive a 4x4 Can-Am, then cool off in a natural cave.
“Fernando and Rigo were the most interactive, funny, knowledgeable tours guides we’ve ever had. They made riding the jungle buggy’s fun while still feeling safe. Highly recommended!”
A half-day Cancun adventure with muddy jungle ATV rides, 3 zip lines over the canopy, and a refreshing cenote swim plus tacos and tequila.
ATV through Maroma jungle plus Jet Ski or speedboat on the Caribbean from Maroma Beach. Hotel pickup and beach-club food included.
“The entire excursion is awesome. I would definitely do it again. It’s always a good time. This was my first time doing the wave runners. That was the best part!”
Drive a 4WD buggy in Playa del Carmen jungle trails, then swim and snorkel in a Maya cenote sinkhole.
ATV jungle ride, 1km zipline, rappel, cenote swim, plus a Maya temazcal ceremony—complete in about 4 hours from Playa del Carmen.
“Our tour guide Sergio was phenomenal! Would absolutely book again from the zip lining, to the ATVs to the cenotes everything was amazing!”
ATV through mangroves and rainforest, or a speed-boat/wave-runner caravan by the Great Mayan Reef, with Riviera Maya hotel pickup.
“No experience at all! A scam impression! Meeting time different from communicating so no activity and wasted day!Auto-translated”
Drive a buggy through the Playa del Carmen jungle, swim in a private cenote, then visit a Mayan village on a 4-hour tour.
Tulum Ruins, ATV Extreme jungle ride, and a cenote swim with lunch and hotel pickup from Playa del Carmen in one 7-hour day.
“Tour guides were incredible in English: and extremely nice! Loved the experience and would highly recommend! Eduardo and Obet were the best! 20 STARS!”
Riviera Maya’s ATV, zipline, and cenote snorkeling adventure with hotel pickup, included gear, and a Mexican lunch buffet.
“Whole trip was awesome, Boys loved Atvs. We met a cool family that was in our group, awesome people.”
Off-road ATV tour from Playa del Carmen to Akumal with a cenote swim and a visit to the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary, plus optional monkey bonding.
“Definitely not a half day experience. You pick up from a bunch of other hotels. Atv ride was a blast, cenote was short but sweet and the sanctuary was interesting. Our English speaking guide was awesome.”
Playa del Carmen ATV + Rio Secreto crystal caves with underground swimming and cenote time. Small group, English-speaking guides, all gear.
“We had an amazing time during the entire tour ! The entire team was so kind and informative , we enjoyed our entire experience.”
Horseback at El Rey, ATV jungle ride on Honda, 5 ziplines and cenote swim in Riviera Maya. 5-hour adventure from $129.
“Our activity was amazing, our guide Yiran was the most personable and great to be around (he had us in the upside down for zip lining 🤪). We spent the perfect amount of time on each activity, it wasn’t too long or too short. The horses were all well tempered and cared for, the ride…”
Private ATV ride from Playa del Carmen into the jungle to an underground river cenote, with gear, guide, and a cold swim in 3 hours.
“We were excited about this excursion and it did not disappoint! Mario was an incredible guide and truly helped us appreciate the jungle ecosystem and caves. Riding through the jungle paths was a blast although the body pays for it the next day. The caves were the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in person,…”
The cenotes, the ruins, the reef — and every road out along the Riviera Maya.
