Mayan Jungle Amphibious Vehicles, Zipline Day and Mexican Night Festival near Cancún
Combine a full day of amphibious-vehicle routes, ziplines and underground river dips with a festive trajinera night on the canals. This immersive, 12-hour excursion pairs engineered adventure with authentic Mexican music, food and atmosphere.
The Experience
Before You Go
Arrive hydrated
Start the day well-hydrated and carry a refillable bottle — humidity and exertion make dehydration easy.
Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes
Closed, grippy shoes are necessary for vehicles, wet cave approaches, and zipline platforms.
Pack a dry bag
Bring a small dry bag or waterproof pouch for phone, ID and cash during water sections and the night ride.
Mind height/weight rules
Zipline and some water activities enforce minimum height (≈1.10 m) and weight limits; confirm before booking.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Smaller cenotes and cave entrance viewpoints off the main trail where you can photograph stalagmites up close
- •Canal-side stalls during the night festival offering regional esquites and hand-pressed tortillas
Wildlife
- •Howler monkeys calling at dawn
- •Tropical birds such as trogons and kingfishers near water
Conservation Note
Operators usually follow park rules to limit erosion and water contamination — avoid sunscreen or use biodegradable formulas before entering cenotes and respect marked trails.
The karst landscape has been sacred to Maya communities for millennia; cenotes were once sources of freshwater and ritual access to the underworld.
What to Bring
Closed-toe hiking shoesEssential
Protects feet on wet limestone, vehicle trails, and zipline platforms.
Reusable water bottle with filterEssential
Keeps you hydrated during hot, humid stretches and reduces single-use plastic.
Quick-dry change of clothesEssential
Useful after cenote swims and before the evening trajinera festival.
Small dry bag or phone pouchEssential
Keeps electronics and documents dry during water crossings and boat rides.
Common Questions
Is hotel pickup included?
Most operators include round-trip transfer from central Cancún and Playa del Carmen hotels; confirm your pickup point during booking.
Are food and drinks provided?
Yes — the evening festival includes Mexican dishes, snacks and some alcoholic beverages; daytime snacks and equipment are usually included.
Are there age, height or weight restrictions?
Yes — ziplines commonly have minimum height (about 1.10 m) and weight minimums (≈40 kg); some elements aren’t recommended for guests with back or heart problems or pregnancy.
Can I bring my camera or phone on the zipline?
You can bring cameras but secure them; many guests use strapped devices or leave phones to guides for a professional photo option.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
12 hours
Location
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Moderate — able to walk uneven terrain, climb short stairs and tolerate repeated physical activity throughout the day
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