Mexico · ZIP LINES
20 tours
The 15 best zip-line tours in Mexico are set out below, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
ATV jungle trails, three zipline flights, cenote swimming, and tequila tasting in Cancun with hotel pickup, for about 4 hours.
“The cenote was special and beautiful. The ATV for a no experience rider was fun. The zip lines were a gas! Learned about tequila. Was one of my favorite days in life.”
ATV jungle ride, ziplines, and cenote swim in Cancun with hotel pickup, tacos, and tequila tasting for a low-cost 4-hour adventure.
“Experience was super dope. They gone try to sell you on the VIP package and honestly it was worth it for the car $100”
Puerto Vallarta zipline over 100 meters, then tequila and river play. Speedboat option, 19 lines, kayaking, waterslides, animal encounters.
“We had an amazing time on this Puerto Vallarta shore excursion! From start to finish, it was a true adventure. The speedboat ride took about 45 minutes to an houe to cross the bay. After that, we jumped into an open-air truck for a 20-minute ride up into the mountains — definitely part of the experience! The zipline course itself was incredible. The first 7 zip lines are no joke — a lot of uphill steps and physical effort, so be prepared. On a difficulty scale, we’d give it a solid 7.5 out of 10. Definitely bring good walking or hiking shoes, and hydrate beforehand! The views were breathtaking, and…”
A 4-hour Cancun jungle adventure with ATV trails, cenote swim, zip lines, tequila tasting, tacos, and air-conditioned pickup.
“The tour was awesome and the staff members were prepared to lead and keep safe during all activities.”
Zip line, rappel, UTV and a waterslide in Puerto Vallarta’s Sierra Madre jungle park, with expert guides, snacks, and hotel-free logistics.
“Extreme adventures is an understatement for this excursion. This was an obstacle course but lots of fun and keep you on your toes. The best adventure i have ever been on.”
Half-day jungle adventure from Playa del Carmen with ATV, zipline over a cenote, and a freshwater swim plus tequila tasting.
“You need to know what you’re getting into with this tour. It’s an ‘eco park’ location which means crowds, and upsellls everywhere. That said the zip lining and atv and cenote swims were all fun. Also the ride to the eco park from playa del Carmen was long and the bus was hot, small, and crowded. It was unpleasant.”
Zipline over the Sierra Madre canopy near Puerto Vallarta, then ride a mule and finish with a tequila tasting, for about 5 hours.
“The tour guides here are a lot of fun and do a great job of calming any nerves prior to ziplining! The course was fun, adventurous and clearly safe. The guides went out of their way to provide us with a fun time - they clearly love what they do! The mule ride at the end, though short, was a nice treat. I would absolutely go again!”
A 4-in-1 Cancun jungle combo with hotel pickup, four ziplines, ATV challenge, beginner horse ride, cenote swim, and chicken fajita lunch.
“Very fun experience! Very much enjoyed being able to ride horses and ATVs and zipline and do cenote swim all in one day! Our guides were knowledgeable and helpful. My only complaints are: 1) the whole thing felt kind of rushed. They were constantly herding us from one activity to the next. It would be nice to not feel rushed. The zipline was only four zips, I wish there were more. 2) the tour package says it includes a “lunch”. This is extremely misleading. You get two tiny tacos included and that is all. I have a small appetite and even I was left hungry. Drinks are extra. Even non…”
Puerto Vallarta zipline through the jungle canopy plus a Jorullo Bridge walk, tequila tasting, and park time, with safety-first guides.
“Our Zip Line experience was great. The tour guides were patient and friendly. Each zip line was more exciting than the other.”
Zipline bridges, jungle ATVs, a freshwater cenote, horseback and tequila tasting in Cancun. Hotel pickup, lunch included for $70.
“Excellent experience very friendly staff. Only warning would be to be careful of the sales of “extras”. You do not need to upgrade your atv or buy goggles etc. lots of fun on each event and they are careful about safely. You are asked to pay 12.00 each for insurance for atv but that is pretty standard for any atv ride”
A 4-hour Mayan jungle adventure from Cancun or Riviera Maya with 3 ziplines, an ATV ride, a natural cenote swim, tacos, and tequila tasting.
“An amazing day with prompt pick up from our hotel to a well organized venue chalk full of activities A big gracias to all”
Zipline, ATV jungle trails, and a Yucatan cenote swim in one Cancun area day, with lunch and tequila tasting included.
“You cannot take your phone on any portion of the activity except swimming. This is so they can hijack you into buying there photo package. You also have to pay an extra $12 for ATV insurance. Do not include horseback riding, its for kids. It”
5-hour Cancun adventure with horseback, ATV jungle trails, ziplines, a Mayan cenote swim, hotel pickup, and tequila tasting for $76.
“I was unable to attend because I broke my toe and had to cancel for medical reasons. They were completely unwilling to work with me or offer any kind of refund, even partial. This rigid and unhelpful stance makes them seem very unprofessional in a customer service context.”
Selvatica near Cancun delivers 10 ziplines, including Superman and Aqua-zip, then a private cenote swim with lunch for $69.
“Zipline was awesome. We had an amazing experience. Everything we wanted to do and more. 10/10 would recommend.”
Seven ziplines, suspension bridge, Tarzan Swing and rappel near San Jose del Cabo, plus tequila tasting and hotel pickup.
“It was great! The guides were extremely knowledgeable and it was safe. Just keep in mind there is a lot of walking/hiking. Recommend comfortable shoes and shorts or workout clothes.”
