Awesome 10/10 highly recommended - Had a blast beginning to end! The staff was awesome and kept our group safe and together. If you looking for a good excursion, but don’t want to take up your whole day! This is the one!

Had a blast!!! - Alex and everyone is AMAZING! The food was so good and authentic. Cenotes was very refreshing, loved every minute.

Great vibe. - I came to this tour solo and joined with other participants. A group of about 8 or 9. The group and our guide we all pretty easy going which made things much more fun. We started with atvs over some rugged jungle terrain which I enjoyed. From there we did the ziplines with the 2nd being the highest and furthest. You can pretty much see the entire area from atop the platform. Then we did the cenote which was my favorite part. Swimming throughout the cenote as a group at various depths was fun and challenging. A pleasant surprise was the mayan ceremony which gave me further respect for mayan culture and the land. Overall, I had a great time.

Adventure, exciting - We had the BEST time! There are so many tours to choose from- but THIS IS THE ONE you should go with. It was such a fun adventure. Cruz was an amazing tour guide. Thanks for the great time. P.s. Pack a bandana :)

All day Adrenalin! - Probably one of the best excursions I’ve been on! The day was packed with nonstop adventures! From beginning to end all of the guides drivers and all else that took of us were so attentive! I would highly recommend this tour. So much fun and met such great people!

Amazing adventure,... - Amazing adventure, informative staff, friendly, and good food. Truly an experience to be had best atv experience ever

Overall fun excursion!! - My friends and I booked this half day excursion and overall we had a great time! To start off, they picked our group of 8 up from our resort along with 4 more people from a nearby hotel. The driver then took us to a supermarket, parked and got off the van, then a random guy opened the van door and started trying to sell us bandanas and water resistant phone cases. Obviously this is all a part of their business. After we refused to buy anything, the guy left and we waited in the van for another 5 mins. A different guy with a green Maya Adrenaline shirt opened the van door and told our group of 8 to get off the van because we were going to be transported in a different van. The other 4 people stayed on the van and were taken to the excursion. I'm not really sure why we got kicked off the van and had to wait another 5-10 mins to get picked up again. Once we arrived at the excursion, yet another guy opened the van door to sell us bandanas and water resistant phone cases. We ended up buying bandanas (because you actually need them unless you want dust all over your face) and paid the rest of our excursion total, there is a charge to use card, so bring cash if you don't want to overpay. Our guide told us that we'd have to do our excursions in a different order because there was a lot of groups in front of us. So we started with the Mayan ceremony, then the ziplines, then the cenote, and ended with ATVs. Honestly the order didn't matter because we still had a lot of fun! I was a little wary of the Mayan ceremony because I don't really mess with stuff like that so if you don't want to participate don't feel pressured to. One thing to note is there are lockers once you get past the first long zipline but you have to carry your stuff with you ON the long zipline to get to the lockers which I found to be a bit odd. The first zipline was the highest and the longest but also the slowest so if you're carrying your stuff in a bag you'll be fine. The other 2 after that were faster but a short distance. After the ziplines we went back to the lockers to change before the cenote. There are some rooms with a curtain you can use to change into your swimsuit but I just wore my swimsuit underneath my clothes so I wouldn't have to do that. The cenote was really the most unique and best part!! You'll get lifejackets and a flashlight to swim through the cenote cave and see bats above you, as long as you don't scream and scare them, they won't fly around. After the cenote we changed and went to the ATVs. Some of the ATVs were breaking down during our ride but the guides were there to help start back up. I don't believe it was a 45 min ride but we were pretty tired so we didn't really care. Lastly, we had our lunch and were presented with all the photos they took of our group throughout the excursion. We ended up buying the group photos because the memories are worth it! Split between the 8 of us we paid around $14 each for the photos. After we finished our lunch, our transportation was ready to take us back to our hotel. Although there were a few things that could've been better like the overall organization and timing of the transportation, our group ended up having a blast. Things to note: - Bring a bandana for dust on ATV - Wear swimsuit underneath clothes - Bring water shoes for cenote (there are sharp rocks in some parts) - Bring money for tips

Good - Overall, a good an experience but time management couldn’t been tighter. Cruz was a patient and entertaining guide.

Lackluster, not the jungle experience we expected - The ATV ride that was promised through the jungle was a very dusty dirt road where we were choking on fumes from all the ATVs… It wasn’t a terribly fun experience

Crappy - I felt like the tour was rushed. The pick up was a lot later than it should’ve been because when you say my tour starts 8:45 in the morning, I’m ready and so should be the other people. The guide tried his best to make a good experience however, being crowded and rushed, made it not one not to mention, rushed to eat, because now the driver had to hurry up and bring us back. And that same driver left me at the check in spot instead of returning to the resort, which is what was agreed-upon prior to me going on this tour. I had to find a taxi in the middle of nowhere by myself and Pay to get back to my resort. With people speaking, Spanish and Mayan and nobody understanding English.