Explore the Mayan Jungle with Ziplines, cenote and bungee swing

Along the cenotes route near Puerto Morelos, a single afternoon can pack in ziplining, a bungee-style drop, and a swim in a sacred underground cenote, and this tour strings all three together into one continuous jungle circuit. It's built for travelers who want their nature time to come with a jolt of adrenaline, backed by certified staff and safety equipment throughout.

The day opens with pickup from your hotel or an agreed meeting point and a scenic transfer out to the cenotes route. Once there, the centerpiece is a 10-zipline circuit that carries you above the treetops, platform to platform, with the jungle canopy spread out below. For anyone wanting more, a bungee swing follows, dropping you in a way that pushes the excitement further than the ziplines alone.

After the adrenaline portion, the pace slows at a sacred cenote, part of the underground river network that runs beneath the Yucatan Peninsula. Here you can swim in the cool water and take a break from the activity before the day wraps up. A snack of chicken fajitas and fresh water is served to refuel before the return transportation takes you back to your hotel or meeting point. In total, the tour runs about four hours.

This is a fit for travelers who want an active, multi-activity day rather than a single slow-paced excursion, and who are comfortable with heights and a fast drop on the bungee swing. The additional information lists it as suitable for all physical fitness levels, but flags that it's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or for pregnant travelers, and there's a 300-pound weight limit along with a 45-inch maximum waist measurement for the ziplines and bungee swing specifically. What sets it apart from a single-activity zipline tour or a standalone cenote visit is the combination of all three elements, plus transportation and a meal, in one outing.

Round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, the zipline circuit, bungee swing, safety equipment, the cenote swim, and the chicken fajita meal are all included. A locker runs an extra $10 USD if you want one, and a photo package is available at additional cost if you'd like professional shots of the activities — neither is included in the base price. Come prepared with a change of clothes, a towel, closed shoes, a swimsuit, sunscreen, and biodegradable repellent, since those are recommended but not supplied. Cell phone use isn't permitted during the activities for safety reasons, so plan to leave photography to the optional package or your own arrangements beforehand. For pickup, if your hotel isn't on the standard list, just note it in the special requirements box or follow up by email; the tour runs on three possible schedules depending on hotel location, and a representative will confirm your exact pickup time by email or text ahead of the day.