Riviera Maya · HORSES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 13 horse riding justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Tulum adventure with ATVs, ziplines, rappelling, horseback riding, and a beautiful cenote swim, plus lunch and round-trip transport.
“Amazing experience!!! Definitely recommend! Sooo many activities for just $100. Definitely will do this again”
Ride horses, ATVs, and five ziplines before swimming in a Mayan cenote on this five-hour Riviera Maya adventure.
“What a great day out. Lots of adrenaline and laughs. We had a small group of 7 as we went horse riding first and we had a great laugh. Highly recommend using the photographer too; we got 122 photos for $79, worth the price. Awesome day out at extreme adventure cancan”
Explore Tulum’s Maya ruins, ride through the jungle, swim in a cavern cenote, and enjoy lunch on this six-hour adventure.
“Absolutely terrible tour. The guides were rude and inconsiderate. The tour itself was misleading. Do not book this tour.”
Ride rescued horses through jungle trails near Playa del Carmen, with small groups, Mayan ruins, refreshments, and personal guidance.
“We had the best time here. They cater to every rider which is great as I had more experience than my friend and after we finished our ride through the jungle one of the workers took me out for a canter which was so much fun. The jungle is so pretty and they even shared some stories about the lore of the area. It’s very clear they take good care of their horses and the dogs they have around the property. It was good vibes as soon as we got there. Lisa does an amazing job of running the ranch.”
Ride through Riviera Maya jungle, swim in a cold cenote, taste melipona honey, and learn how Mayan gum is made at Rancho Bonanza.
“The tour was good. Lovely horses and friendly staff. I would just say the communication re transportation could have been better - other than that, nice experience.”
Tulum’s five-hour jungle combo pairs horseback riding, ATVs, zip lines, rappelling, a cenote swim, lunch, and round-trip transport.
“This excursion was so much fun! You ride ATVs for about 30-45 minutes through the jungle. Then you climb up to the first zipline (stairs) which is the longest one. Not for people afraid of heights.. you are literally above all the trees and then some. A few more zip lines to follow then you go and swim in the cenote. Jose was our guide and he was great! He explained everything so well and was funny! We had a great time and after everything they served us a yummy lunch! Def recommended!!!”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, horseback, zipline and cenote adventure, with practical tips on transport, food, fitness, horses and value.
“Fantastic time! All of the excursions were great! The ATV tour was definitely the best and longest of the excursions. The cenote was beautiful! The zip line views were gorgeous! Rafael, our tour guide was great! He was so funny and down to earth. Definitely do this!”
Ride through Tulum’s jungle, swim in a dark Mayan cenote, and enjoy lunch with transport, gear, and a guide included.
“The cenote experience was excellent. Loved adventuring into the underground cave! The horse riding was disappointing though. The activity description implied we would ride out to the cenote. In reality, we went to the cenote and then rode up and down a road.”
Review the Tulum horseback ride through the Maya jungle, cenote swim, local lunch, guides, group size, value, and practical drawbacks.
“This adventure was amazing. Highly recommend this experience. ATX was awesome. Zipline views were cool. Cenote swim topped it off. To top it off Pedro was the best!!!!”
Ride horses and ATVs, zip through jungle treetops, swim in a cenote, and enjoy a Mexican snack on this 5-hour Playa del Carmen tour.
“Matt and Liam were awesome tour guides! They had music playing the whole time! Saul was a great pic taker”
Review of Playa del Carmen’s 6-hour ATV, horseback, cenote, and zipline tour, with practical notes on cost, safety, pickups, and extra fees.
“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.”
Review of Tulum’s ATV, horseback, zipline, and cenote adventure, with practical details on cost, transport, fitness, age limits, and value.
“Everything was great, we were very satisfied with each of the activities. It makes for a long day, but it's well worth it.”
Ride through green Tulum scenery to Cenote Mil Columnas, where ancient cave formations and clear water await on a small-group horseback tour.
“It was fun and the instructors were so nice and helpful. I would definitely do it again and recommend it to others”
Pick a cenote, a ruin or a stretch of reef.
