PLAYA DEL CARMEN
The Riviera Maya’s best days out.
The 6 most popular horses tours around Playa del Carmen. The ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Horseback at El Rey, ATV jungle ride on Honda, 5 ziplines and cenote swim in Riviera Maya. 5-hour adventure from $129.
Most Popular“Great adventures and tequila tasting at the end of the day. The lunch was nothing special but the tour on a whole was definitely worth it”
Award-winning small-group horseback ride in Playa del Carmen with rescued horses, jungle trails, helmets, snacks, and morning or afternoon slots.
“This excursion was fantastic! The ranch was easy to book with and the staff were kind and informative. The animals are all treated extremely well and taken care of properly. The place is full of rescued horses and dogs, and it is obvious how much care and affection the staff has for the animals. They…”
Beginner-friendly horseback ride in the Riviera Maya jungle, cenote swim, and honey plus natural gum tastings at Rancho Bonanza.
“I loved the whole experience!! I’m a beginner with riding horses and I felt comfortable the whole time. The guide was amazing and so were her helpers. We Swam in the cenote after horseback riding and it was so refreshing!! Very cold but so worth it!!”
ATV, horseback, ziplines, and a cenote swim from Playa del Carmen with lunch. Lockers and safety rules matter for photos.
“Don’t bother taking your camera or a bookbag. They require you to get a locker. The only time they allow pictures is at the cenote. They’re just trying to make money, the experience was rushed and equipment broken. Tip expected all the time.”
ATV, horseback, treetop ziplines, and a cenote swim from Playa del Carmen, with transport, tequila tasting, and snacks included.
“I had an amazing time. I just rode both girls and another couple and they were acting wild and we didn’t get to enjoy the ATV as we wanted our group came back after 5-10 minutes”
A 5-hour Puerto Morelos adventure from Cancun: ATV trails, jungle horseback, a zipline circuit, and a cenote swim plus tacos.
The cenotes, the ruins, the reef — and every road out along the Riviera Maya.
