This horseback riding tour with a cenote swim and lunch included is a unique experience that combines adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion all in one.
What sets this tour apart is the chance to explore the beauty of the Mayan Jungle on horseback, providing a unique perspective and connection to the natural environment. The tour also includes a refreshing swim in a stunning cenote, allowing travelers to cool off and connect with the serene surroundings.
Overall, this tour is a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of the Mayan Jungle in a fun and immersive way, while also learning about the local culture and enjoying a delicious lunch. So if you're looking for a one-of-a-kind adventure that combines horseback riding, cenote swimming, and cultural immersion, this tour is definitely worth booking!
Posted By : Lina_B
Julio us the best tour guide, and leonardo! Tge lunch was amazing as well as the horseback ride and the cenotes!
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Posted On : 2023-04-10 14:47:42 
Posted By : petermE780II
Really enjoyed horse ride through the jungle. And the swimming through the cenote was just amazing. Our tour guide Jose was great and we were looked after.
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Posted On : 2023-02-24 15:02:58 
Posted By : Marcell_J
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!!!!
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Posted On : 2023-01-02 18:35:37
Posted By : Samantha_E
If you want to have your items stolen, eat a disgusting lunch, and ride horses that are on death's door, this tour is for you!
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Posted On : 2022-04-13 10:15:02
Posted By : patrickmH499XZ
We were picked up at the big grocery store in town. We were early and grabbed a cold drink at the cafe next to the office. The actual pickup was late and not well organized. We arrived at the main camp where all the various adventure tours launch (this is primarily an ATV and zipline place). Because we were just doing the horse ride and cenote, we kept getting shuffled around and no-one quite knew what to do with us. After a long wait, we got a nice ride on some gentle (and tired!) horses along the dirt roads. This is not really a "jungle" ride, but it was nice nonetheless.
When we got to the cenote, we felt kind of abandoned again. The place is really set up for groups of 10-20 people doing the ATVs. So we waited a long time. I was afraid that the cenote was going to be disappointing. The path down is very rickety and leads to a rather unimposing entrance. The water was a bit cold and there wasn't much room to swim (so I thought)....
And then, the guide had us swim deep into the cave! He pointed out bats and blind frogs and limestone formations. We ended up a few passages deep and saw some old coral formations from when Yucatan was undersea. There is an amazing shaft of light where some tree roots poked through the cave ceiling. It was a transformative experience.
We ate a very late lunch (pickup was at 12:30, lunch was at almost 4). It was simple, but tasted amazing (cooked in an open kitchen next to the tables).
When it was time to go home, we had another long wait as the vans were filled with people with higher priority. Then the van we were supposed to take was locked and no-one had a key. Finally, we made the trip back to Tulum.
With the bungled transport, long waits, and feeling abandoned again and again, I just couldn't give this trip 5 stars. HOWEVER, the cave swim was absolutely magical. It was the highlight of our trip to Tulum. My wife could not stop talking about how great it was.
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Posted On : 2022-04-06 20:34:19
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