Best day riding horses. Rodrigo our guide was so kind. The jungle ride to the beach was…read moreincredible. We loved the two dogs that followed along. Beautiful weather. We love that they use rescue horses, they are so well cared for by the staff. I had never seen horses role around on their backs in the dirt but they did after the ride. Simply a lovely lovely day riding beautiful horses and it was a thrill to gallop on the Beach with these wonderful horses that were saved by the woman who runs this stable.

Wonderful experience ! Private ride with friendly kind tour guides. These horses are well loved and…read morehave unique personalities that shin. There's a horse for any rider I love riding so I was paired with "junior" who was the perfect mix of feisty fun and safe He was sweet loving and gave me the best experience. I ended my ride with the best little horsey nose kisses - my boyfriend rode their giant white stallion Chiqiuilin who is a great calm beautiful horse that gave a first time rider the security and safety you could trust a child to ride. The shall ranch exudes compassion and you see and feel these animals are truly loved and cared for. They're not over worked and they truly enjoy the time on the trail. They aren't programmed to do the trail and get back in a hurry as most rental style horse rides can be - these horses had fun showed massive individuality through their personalities and left us feeling like we made a true connection with our horses we had a great morning with wonderful conversations With our guide/ I'll be booking again and recommending this ranch to everyone ! Thank you again for a great experience

Book directly!! Use Whattsapp to call them +52 984 132 0882 ask to be picked up at the meeting…read morepoint COCO BONGO in Playa del Carmen. Bring: Swim shorts, Bandana to cover nose, Towel, Change of clothes, Water sandals, Backpack, Mosquito repellent, Sunblock, sandwhiches & cash. Their location is VERY SAFE & only 10 minutes off the main 307 Road in Tulum. You will NOT be deep and isolated in the jungle. We did ATV, Ziplines, & Cenote Combo and had a great time. ATV & Cenote swim about 30-45 mins each, Zip lines - 4 total. Definitely worth doing it, Time did NOT feel short at all; just enough to do multiple activities in 4-5 hours. Any transportation to and from the jungle area just adds more time. Highly recommend for Families with kids (8+ minimum age) to all activities. The guides take care of you & make sure you're safe. Even if your hesistant about ziplines you can do the small ones only. The biggest one is about 7 stories tall & 1 minute long- I think. It has an awesome view above the tree line & you shouldnt skip it!! If I return I will do this excursion again.

Summary: Four stars because the experience is AMAZING. Removed a star for big discrepancies in…read morepricing and the photo package they offer is way too expensive. More on this at the end. Pricing: Sites like GetYourGuide.com will rip you off. Make sure to shop around and consider booking directly with Maya Adrenaline. We paid $100 a person while other folks on our same tour only paid $41 a person. Removed half a star for this because partnering with third-party websites created this price discrepancy. Experience: The location is beautiful and feels remote even though it is only 10-15 minutes from the center of town. The ATVs, horses, zip lines, and cenote are safe and so fun! Our guide, Julio, was very sweet and did a great job. NOT accessible for individuals who may have mobility issues, like folks in wheelchairs. Food: NOT VEGAN OR VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY. Honestly, the lunch was pretty bland. I recommend bringing chips or something dry to hold you over until you get yourself something more filling. Shopping/Add-Ons: The souvenir shop feels like a hassle because they basically force you to take a look at the wares as part of the tour. They stated something to the effect that the souvenir shop was Maya Adrenaline's way of giving back to the Maya community because the profits go directly to the Mayan people. If they're concerned with giving back to the community, they should provide livable wages and donate a percentage of their profits to Mayan nonprofits. Passing on the responsibility of "giving back" to the consumer is not a good way to market their products. Additionally, they offer a photo package at the very end of the tour for 1000 MXN pesos. First off, that's ridiculous. The photo package should be included in your ticket, period. It isn't fair because they sell the photos PER GROUP, so a large group gets the photos for a much better price than a pair. They should also tell you about the photo package at the BEGINNING so you make sure you take good photos and you have more time to consider whether or not you want it.