Great excursion - It was a great experience! Something I’ll remember for a lifetime! You might think you don’t have enough time to enjoy everything but you do! It’s a great experience and honestly I would do it again! Definitely one for the books! Bring your own snack though but food was 1/5. Overall 10/10 experience though !

Great Jungle Adventure Experience - This was a wonderful experience with friendly and knowledgeable guides throughout the entire adventure. We did the ATV, Ziplines, and Cenote - beautiful scenery and well organized moving from activity to activity.

Tour was a 10/10. ATV’s... - Tour was a 10/10. ATV’s and ziplining was fun. Cenote was breath taking. Get tour guide CJ. He was Amazing. He took a group of 5 non swimmers through the Cenote to ensure that we got the full experience.

Loved it. 10/10 recommend. Shout out our guide Victor. - The attractions on their own were great, and our guide Victor made it even greater. Loved the cenote and the detailed explanation. I would definitely recommend it to friends, family and anyone looking for a good time in Tulum.

Genial - Cenotes, zip lines and very cool quads! A super recommended and very fun activity. Our guide CJ was great, very good experience

Amazing jungle day - This was a great activity. I have no complains. The tour guide was good and very nice. All together about 6-7 hours long.

Experiencewas amazing, so... - Experiencewas amazing, so many long, fast ziplines, fun nd bumpy atv ride and mindblowing underground cenote

Not a great experience - This tour was not the best. We were told all 5 of our kids would be able to drive their own ATV's and found out once we were there, the oldest 2 were the only ones aloud and the other three had to double ride with others. ATV's were old and broke often. Many had chains falling off repetitively or having to wait to have their machines to be exchanged 3 times during the ATV time. Zip line was fun but super scary and unsafe. Some of us did it, some did not. After thinking about it more once we left, I can't believe I let my kids do it. The structure you climb to get to the top alone was not safe at all. The cenote cave was fun and interesting. Our guide was very nice but we spent so much time waiting for the rest of our group to catch up to us. About 50% of our day was spent sitting and waiting. The lunch was white rice, black beans and two taquitos with lemonade. Any other drinks were at a cost. Overall was not worth the money we spent and we were disappointed.

Good experience poorly run - Firstly this score is not a representation of how much you’ll enjoy the day, the activities are fun due to their nature and the setting but the way this tour is run is a shambles honestly. Firstly the tour notes on what you need to bring leave out some important stuff which they then are there ready to upsell you from the start. If you have these, bring; - Sunglasses for ATV eye protection - Facemask or bandana for ATV dust and dirt - Wet shoes for the whole day including cenote - Waterproof phone case as you are allowed to film on this tour which is good! The first part is ATV’s and honestly the condition of these machines is shocking. None of the brakes work so keep your distance from the person ahead of you despite the tour guide constantly telling you to close up. Someone flipped ahead of me and if I hadn’t kept a good 50yd distance I wouldn’t have been able to stop in time! Then comes zip lining. Frankly the helmets and even the harnesses stink to high heaven so if you aren’t prepared for that it can be very jarring. If you accept that probably 1000’s of people have sweated into this equipment and it’s barely been sprayed clean then you’ll be ok, think of the worst gym sweat in existence x100. Anyway zip lining is fun but come the last one you are expected to zip line WITH all your possessions and bag from the locker! We had 2 tote bags and it was an utter shock that one slip and all our belongings could be scattered across the jungle, top tip, bring a zip closeable backpack for this. Finally comes the cenote. Personally I’m not a big swimmer so without warning being led through the dark cave waters for almost an hour was not my jam. Even the good swimmers in our group were tired and cold and done with it by the end. This may be down to our tour guide but a heads up would have been good. Transport was fine, don’t pay too much attention to the 5 minute wait time rule as we were picked up first and our driver waited up to 20+ minutes for some people. I don’t know what their pickup time was meant to be but the fact that he was pacing back and forth looking around and calling them the entire time suggests they want each tour to be full whatever happens because…. Tips. These lot are relentless in hunting for tips. Aside from upselling all that equipment that they DIDNT mention you needed, they bombard you with stories of how your cash helps the indigenous Maya communities and not the company. Fine, fair enough but after buying some stuff you get to the next part and another bombardment of tips and merch requests for a DIFFERENT Maya community unrelated to the last and of course, the company. Hmmmm. The lunch is ok, empanadas rice and beans nothing major. Here they will try to upsell you soft drinks and tequila tasting and your photos. Final point, our transport home we had a few seats in our bus free so they decided to load these up with employees and workers. Overall, compared to a very similar polished and well organised tour we had in Cancun this was quite badly run and you’ll have a much better time if you go into it with your eyes open to the above on what to expect.

When one of the employees calls you, Pendejo. - The day started great. The excursion was fun. The big zip line was a great time and the cenote was really pretty. However, one of the employees decided that he would call me and my friends pendejo for no reason because he thought we didn’t speak Spanish little did he know half of our crew is fluent in Spanish And we knew that he was calling us all dumba**’s for no reason. This definitely ruined my experience and overall. Tulum has just been a huge money grab in this added to that feeling. The people here aren’t nice all they want you to do is pay them money and tip them while they make the experience unpleasant. Our guide cruise was nice. He took us to the Cenote and it was a great experience. However, his colleague calling us a**holes really put a damper on the experience for us.