Horse Riding · CANCUN
Jungle tracks to a cenote, beach at Puerto Morelos, and combinations that add a quad bike or a zipline. These 9 rides are compared on saddle time and what the extras really cost.
Ride rescue horses through the Yucatan jungle, learn about Maya plants, and swim in a cenote with transport from Cancun or Playa del Carmen.
“Excellent staff Great safety Wonderful combo of riding, seeing the jungle , history of the area , and swimming in the cenote. It was wonderful. The experience accommodates beginners for sure”
Review of Cancun’s 4-in-1 jungle tour with ATV, horseback riding, ziplines, cenote swim, lunch, and hotel pickup.
“Everything was amazing!!! The guides were super kind and friendly! The experiences were one of a kind! The food was AMAZING!! The guides were with you every step of the way so there was no confusion. And the picture and video package they have available was well worth it!!”
Review of Cancun’s Extreme Horses Adventure with horseback riding, ATVs, ziplines, cenote swimming, tequila tasting, and hotel pickup.
“We had a blast! The entire experience kept getting better and better! Bring extra cash for food/drinks/gifts for back at the park. Riding quads through the park was by far the best part, and the photos throughout the excursion are 100% worth purchasing!! No need to bring your cameras, they captured everything 😊😊 Our guides were fun, and the tequila tasting was epic. Thanks guys!!”
Review of Cancun’s jungle adventure with ATVs, horseback riding, zip lines, cenote swimming, lunch, tequila tasting, and practical tips.
“The area for the tour was very neat and well maintained, they had a bar and served various foods. The tour itself was very sub par, you do only 4 zip lines which max out at about 15ft you can go upside down which was neat! Quads are silly as they put you all in a direct line and barely let you touch the gas would not pay for this again, they also suggest you purchase a covering for your face because of the dust extra $$ to barley ride the quad. The horses were maybe 5 minutes long and literally only done so they can push more pictures to…”
Review of Cancun’s Puerto Morelos ATV, horseback, zip line, and cenote tour, with practical advice on value, fees, timing, and what to bring.
“I enjoyed this excursion but it was shorter than what was advertised. I believe the whole excursion was approximately 4 hours long and the remainder of the time was spent traveling or waiting. Also would’ve love to have more freedom riding the arc’s and horses but overall the experience was good.”
Review of Cancun’s ATV, horseback, zipline and cenote combo, with practical tips on price, transport, safety, lunch and what to expect.
“For the pickup service, we were required to complete the form, stating the hotel information, which included the hotel name and room number. There is absolutely no reason for the pickup service to know the room number as they can check for the name of the person's reservation in a specific hotel. We were moved up from the initial 1:30 pm reservation to 12 pm time slot because we never provided the hotel details as we did not stay at the hotel. They did say that there might be a risk of not being able to complete all of the activities, but we could settle everything on the spot. Upon…”
Review of Cancun Mayan Pass with ATVs, ziplines, cenote swimming, horses, tequila, transport, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Bring money for photos, lockers and for the gift shop. The base price is cheap but once you are there, everything is an upsell.”
Review of Cancun’s $67 Puerto Morelos adventure with horseback riding, ATVs, ziplines, cenote swim, lunch, pickup, and practical tips.
“It was great, however, would recommend having shuttles available for people that want to leave early.”
Review of Cancun’s 4-in-1 adventure with horseback riding, ATVs, zip lines, a Mayan cenote, tacos, water, and hotel transfer.
“Everything about the place felt like home. The staff is amazing and very accommodating. I would highly recommend the place to all my friends and family. This place is way more fun and friendly than some places that are twice th price”
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