This was an amazing trip and well worth the money. It happened to rain the whole day but we still had a great time. We loved that it was adult only and private group of 10. There was no waiting around for large groups to do things. The ATV ride was long and they actually let you drive along at a good pace so if your not new to ATV'ing it was never boring. We had one newbie in our group and they were great about accommodating different skill levels. Ziplines were high and long. Best ones we've done. Cenote was beautiful even in the rain. Staff were all super friendly. Only suggestions would be to offer the opportunity to buy a cold beer after the trip. Only soda was available. Also the pictures were amazing little annoying how many they took. They were ridiculously overpriced but no one that we saw bought them. If they were even a little cheaper I think we all would have bought them. Cool Mayan ceremony but minimal Mayan ruins. We saw basically one cave which was super cool and wasn't my main reason for the trip, but if that is your main focus I would suggest Tulum ruins tour instead. We had a delicious authentic Mexican lunch at the end of the trip. I would definitely do this again! Our guide was Nahda ? spelling and she was the best!!

This excursion was okay. The Mayan ceremony was nice but we did not receive an amulet. Unfortunately, one of the vehicles broke down on the trail but the guide added 15 minutes in addition to the time of the tour for the inconvenience. The cenote water was very cold and the swim was a bit short which was kinda disappointing. Casa de la Abuela was closed off due to reconstruction, wish we could have seen it. The food at the end was amazing best food I had in Mexico. Overall, it was a fun experience for the ATV portion. I recommend taking your own camera though because the photos are not worth purchasing 2 out of maybe 20 photos will come out good.

Unfortunately, I discovered that the ATV part of the tour was too much for a 73 year old woman. I have gone ziplining in the past and thought I could handle this, but it was way too rough a ride for me. Maybe if I had taken one on the beach it would have been okay, but the path on this trip was very rough. I had to get off the ATV after about ten minutes, and my daughter with whom I was riding went with the rest of the group. I waited for them to return and missed the ride. I did go to the cenote, the cave and the Mayan ritual. Walking in muddy areas on the trail and in the cave, were also a little slippery for me. I did enjoy the guides, the people in our group, and experiencing this with my daughter. But my advice is, that unless you are an extremely athletic person, this tour is not for anyone over 70.

Was fun. There was a bit of waiting around but all the staff were very friendly, I enjoyed the last part also just kicking back and having a drink and a snack looking out over the water