Mexico · HORSE RIDING IN CANCUN
Good horse riding in Cancun fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride a rescued horse through Yucatan jungle, learn Mayan plant lore, and cool off in a cenote near Cancun or Playa del Carmen.
“It was a great experience. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Loved riding the horse and learning more about the Mayan culture/history. The cenote swim was the perfect way to end our adventure!”
Review of Cancun’s 4-in-1 jungle tour with ATV, horseback riding, ziplines, cenote swim, lunch, hotel pickup, and practical tips.
“I will have to say that this adventure was okay but it was soooooooo tame. This is set up to get you in and out ASAP. The horse back riding is beyond lame. You so slow around a football field more or less and it is so slow that the photograph can out run you to get up ahead of you to take pictures. The Cenote is private and it's okay but the water is super cloudy. The quads were slow and mine broke down before we could even take off. They take you out a mile and circle that course 3 times and bring you back. The zip lines…”
Review of Cancun’s Mayan Jungle Rush tour with ziplines, ATVs, cenote swim, horseback riding, lunch, tequila, costs, and tips.
“Wonderful from start to finish… way exceeded expectations (even after reading all the good reviews).”
Review of Cancun’s Extreme Horses Adventure with horseback riding, ATVs, ziplines, a Mayan cenote, tequila tasting, and hotel pickup.
“Overall this excursion was fun and family friendly. If you are an adrenaline junky then this may not be for you. It was spaced out well, fun for the family, and the tequila tasting & backstory was interesting. Only suggestion I have is I wish they would have kept my family together more and got pictures of us as a whole family especially when selling the package of pictures. We bought them all but would have liked more of all of us together.”
Pick a coast, a ruin or a kitchen.
