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Cancun Extreme Zipline Canopy Tour — Soar the Puerto Morelos Jungle

Cancun Extreme Zipline Canopy Tour — Soar the Puerto Morelos Jungle

Clip in, lean forward and let the Puerto Morelos canopy pull you across nearly two miles of ziplines. This half-day adventure pairs adrenaline with a cenote swim and optional ATV and bungee add-ons for a full-throttle taste of the Yucatán.

Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo
4–6.5 hours
By Adventure CollectiveOctober 2025

The Experience

Before You Go

Book morning departures

Morning slots are cooler and have softer light for photos; afternoons can be windy and busier.

Wear closed-toe shoes

Sturdy sneakers or trail shoes protect feet on platforms and ATV trails.

Bring a small dry bag

Protect your phone and wallet during the cenote swim and zipline runs.

Know the weight and age limits

Ziplines cap near 150 kg (330 lb); ATV and All Extreme options require higher minimum ages and valid ID for drivers.

Local Knowledge

Hidden Gems

  • Ask guides for a quieter cenote alcove used by local families for cooling off
  • Short nature walk near the park reveals native orchids and iguana spots in early morning

Wildlife

  • Iguanas
  • Tropical birds (motmots, kingfishers)

Conservation Note

The park encourages reef-safe sunscreen, restricts single-use plastics on site, and uses guided groups to limit habitat disturbance.

Cenotes in the Yucatán formed when collapsing limestone exposed groundwater; Maya communities historically relied on these for water and ritual.

Photographer's Notes

Best times:Golden hour (early morning), Late afternoon for softer light, Mid-morning for clearer skies
Key viewpoints:
  • Highest zipline platform for sweeping canopy lines
  • Tarzania coaster launch platform for motion shots
  • Cenote edge for reflections and portrait shots
Subjects to capture:Aerial motion (zipliners), Jungle canopy and limestone outcrops, Cenote reflections and swimmers

What to Bring

Closed-toe trail shoesEssential

Grip and protection for platforms, jungle trails, and ATVs.

Quick-dry clothingEssential

Dries fast after the cenote swim and stays comfortable in heat.

Small dry bagEssential

Keeps phone, documents and a light jacket safe during activities.

Reef-safe sunscreenEssential

Protects skin without harming cenote or coastal ecosystems.

Common Questions

How long is the tour?

Tour durations vary by option: the basic canopy is about 4 hours, ATV + Zipline about 4.5 hours, and the All Extreme option up to 6.5 hours, not including transport time.

Are there age or weight restrictions?

Yes — the Extreme Canopy allows children 3+ on select runs; ATV and All Extreme require minimum ages (16 to drive ATVs, 8+ to ride). Ziplines have a maximum weight near 150 kg (330 lb).

Is transportation included?

Pickup is available from many hotels; confirm pickup time by providing hotel info to the operator when reconfirming your booking.

Can I swim in the cenote?

Yes — most options include a cenote swim; bring a towel and use reef-safe sunscreen to protect the water.

What should I wear?

Closed-toe shoes, quick-dry clothes, and a light cover-up for sun protection are recommended; avoid loose jewelry.

Is the activity safe for nervous participants?

Guides provide safety briefings, dual-line systems, and controlled releases for attractions; inform staff of any medical concerns before starting.

Book This Experience

Check Availability

Duration

4–6.5 hours

Location

Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo

Difficulty

moderate

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness: able to climb stairs, tolerate short hikes, and ride an ATV if selected.

Free cancellation available

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