Mexico · QUAD BIKES
Good quad bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Automatic ATV desert adventure near Cabo, ocean-front Mexican buffet lunch, tequila and mezcal tasting, small-group pace, hotel pickup.
“Was such a fun experience. Adán was our guide and he was great! If you’re in Cabo this is definitely a must do! We will be back!”
Cancun ATV jungle adventure with 3 zipline flights, cenote swim, and tequila tasting, plus hotel pickup from many areas for $49.
“The experience was amazing from the beginning. Carlos our driver made the first impression and he is honestly the best driver we’ve ever had. You could tell he genuinely enjoyed his job and wanted to provide the best quality experience he could. Our jungle guide Alan was also awesome. He carried a speaker throughout the jungle and even helped me get out of my comfort zone by going upside down on one of the zip lines. The entire experience was well worth the money. Make sure you bring cash to tip your driver and tour guide, they really appreciate it. You won’t regret booking. 10/10. Thank you!!!!”
Cancun jungle ATV, ziplines, bridges, and a cenote swim plus tacos, tequila tasting, and a Mayan show, with pickup.
“Decent experience, BUT very sales-y vibes and some of the male employees were a little creepy when putting on the zip line harnesses.”
Cabo ATV and camel combo with tequila tasting and Mexican buffet lunch, plus round-trip pickup. Expect desert thrills, sea views, and extra fees.
“Fun informative exciting and food was good, tour guides were great and entertaining. And learned some info on each activity”
ATV jungle ride, treetop ziplines, and a cenote swim, plus tacos, tequila tasting, and Mayan-style walk with pickup.
“It was amazing. All of the guides were friendly and super fun. The tequila tasting was great. The people I met from different places were amazing as well. See you soon”
Zipline, rappelling, Polaris UTV off-roading, and a waterslide in the Sierra Madre near Puerto Vallarta, with transport and snacks.
“Amazing day with an amazing crew! Every one of them made it fun and safe and made the younger ones in our group feel very comfortable. The company is very well organized and thought of every detail to make their guests feel at ease. Would definitely recommend them!”
Ride an ATV through Cabo’s Migrino Desert, hit sandy beaches and desert trails, then finish with a tequila tasting. Hotel pickup included.
“Very through safety inspections. We had to be back at the pier by 1pm and they were very accommodating. Alberto was a great tour guide. My teenage boys loved this.”
Playa del Carmen half-day ATV, zipline, and cenote at Extreme Adventure Eco Park with hotel pickup, guides, and included tequila tasting.
“Horrible experience. The guide tried to steel money from us by overcharging the lockers. The company changed the booking date and time without warning us. The ATV is not in the Mayan Jungle. Don’t book this”
4x4 ATV trails, shore snorkeling, tacos at Coco’s Beach Club, and an eight-tequila tasting at Sabores de Cozumel.
“Atv terrain was average the guide was good. Over price tequila. The included food was very average and very little. The waiter was almost upset that the food was included even we purchased additional food and drinks The only good thing was Tony the driver.”
Private 3-hour ATV ride in Puerto Vallarta with safety gear, Sierra Madre trails, river cool-off, and downtown bay views. Custom pace.
“This experience was amazing! Sergio was an amazing tour guide as well, he allowed us to stay at certain places for the time that we wanted. Great customer service! 10/10 would recommend”
Private Dirty Monkey ATV tour in Puerto Vallarta through Sierra Madre trails, waterfall swim, and tequila tasting with tortilla making.
“While the people were nice, one of the reasons for booking this atv rode versus the others were the waterfall and unfortunately, we did not see any water fall and no stops for photo ops. It was a standard ride to a tequila tasting and tortilla making and a stop at an expensive restaurant.”
ATV 4x4 in Puerto Morelos jungle, swim a hidden open-air cenote, then snack in town, with hotel pickup for $119.
“Unfortunately, as soon as we got on the ATVs, it started thundering and lightning really hard so we had to stop about 10 to 15 minutes in. But the staff was so extremely professional, nice, friendly, helpful, and very efficient on explaining our options. Even though everyone had such a great 10 minutes, they were so apologetic. The ATV was amazing. I highly recommend this company.”
Hotel pickup jungle adventure: horse, ATV, 4 zip lines, cenote swim, and lunch in about 5 hours for $60.75.
“It was ok. Driver wasn't friendly but got the job done. The staff was friendly. The ATV seat wouldn't stay on and just went in long circles. They said the zip lines was up to 280. I'm 250 and they did not have 1 to fit so I had to skip ziplining. The food was not good and they beg for tips throughout the place after the excursions. You cant bring your phone because they want to charge you $90 for pics at the end. Overall, it was an ok experience. Not something I have to do again with that agency.”
Ride an ATV from Puerto Vallarta into the Sierra Madre for a 3.5-hour small-group adventure with included photos, safety gear, and scenic stops.
“The guides were great. A little dusty but the team provides all that you need. The stops a long the way give you a glimpse of life in Mexico.”
ATV beach dunes and a camel ride near Cabo with tequila tasting and hotel pickup. Safety gear, water, and a bilingual guide.
“I read all the reviews and folks were spot on. Pack your patience because you average a 30 minute wait time for everything once you arrive at Cactus Tours... starting with check in. Bring cash or ask to pay via PayPal or Zelle, if you don't want to pay extra due to their peso conversion. My husband and I plus our 12 and 14 year old children declined their medical insurance. We paid $250 ($269.88 after the pesos conversion) for the $150 private tour + $25/person park fee. Then we had a $750 ($809.65 after the pesos conversion) hold on our credit card for insurance verses paying the non refundable…”
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