4 h

About this activity

After hotel pickup in Playa del Carmen, you will head to the base located in the city center. Here, you will have a little briefing and explanation concerning the buggy you are going to drive. Bandanas and protection googles are included, as well as water and a snack.

First of all, you will drive through the city of Playa del Carmen and discover the non-touristic side of this place. Three miles later you will get into the jungle in which you will enjoy the different jungle tracks. You will visit one of the most beautiful underground cenotes for a refreshing swim and you will visit a real Mayan village and have contact with the local Mayans.

The buggies you will drive are 2-seat buggies and security will be a priority during the tour. After a time filled with adventure and culture, you will be dropped-off back at your hotel.

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Included

Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
All necessary equipment
Cenote swim
Water and a snack
Driver/guide

Not included

Lunch
Gratuities

Additional

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not wheelchair accessible
Children must be accompanied by an adult
May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
It is recommended that you bring a swimsuit and a towel
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 16 travelers

Features

Tourism

95%

Adrenaline

75%

Original

70%

Sport

35%

Reviews

4.9

30

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Kerry S

5 | 2019-07-22

This was our favourite excursion that we did in Mexico, staff were amazing and very informative, jeeps were fun and cenote swim was incredible but very cold. Our favourite part was the Mayan village, very humbling experience and really made you think how lucky we are ! All in all incredible and I’m so honoured I got to experience it. Thank you to the staff there, amazing work

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David P

5 | 2019-07-03

That is the spelling of the sound of the buggies. Four of us got in THE BEAST no problem. Fun ride, maybe a little straighter and flatter than expected but still fun. The cenote was just so quiet and peaceful. Bring a couple bucks or pesos for a local taco and cerveca.

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Shirley B

5 | 2017-12-13

So fun! Interesting, guides Charlie and Sophia, were very accommodating. A must do!

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Deborah G

5 | 2017-10-17

This was the best tour ever!! Our tour guide was totally awesome. He was funny and very informative. The buggy tour was sooo much fun and even the cenote swim was a blast even though it put me way outside my comfort zone. I am claustrophobic but was able to do it just fine. The highlight of the tour was stopping at a mayan village and buying food bags to hand out to the locals. It was such a humbling experience and one my husband and I will never forget. Book this tour.....you won't be disappointed!!

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Deborah G

5 | 2017-10-17

This was the best tour we did while in playa del carmen. Our tour guide was so informative and very funny. The buggy tour through town and the jungle was a blast. The Cenote was incredibly beautiful and amazing and a once in a lifetime experience. The highlight of the tour was stopping at a mayan village to purchase food and give to the villagers. It was such a humbling experience and one my husband and I will never forget. Book this tour......you won't be disappointed.

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Martha M

4 | 2017-09-16

A great tour! The caves were amazing and so beautiful! Having an opportunity for my children to see a small town and help by bringing food to them was a real eye opener for them. My only complaint is that the buggy's were very loud and providing ear plugs would have helped. Overall, I would definitely tell anyone to take this tour!

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Coledavis01

5 | 2017-09-06

My girlfriend and I had a wonderful time on the tour! It was a bit of a rainy day so blasting down the jungle roads through massive puddles was a lot of fun though definitely don't wear nice clothes. The cenote experience was a surprise- we were in a small group so able to explore much of the cave that if you've eaten too much at the resort may be hard pressed to successfully squeeze through parts of. The Mayan village visit was a step back to reality of how lucky us tourists have it and we were glad we were able to go and help out in a small way. There is food available for purchase at the village store though we also brought some candy along for sharing.

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Sheryl L

5 | 2017-05-14

What an experience! Fun ATVs, an amazing swim in an underground cenote and an unforgettable experience handing out much needed and appreciated food items to the women and children of a poor neighborhood. From staying at a luxury resort with its excessive and mind-boggling buffets to an excursion which included kids asking for la leche milk, it makes one grateful for what we are blessed with every day when so many have so little. Kudos to this tour company for making this humanitarian effort part of their excursion. My family will never forget it.

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