Selvatica Park Ziplines, Cenote, and ATV Tour From Cancun and Riviera Maya

Ready for a full-on jungle day. This Selvatica package stacks 10 zip lines, a private cenote swim, and big-ticket add-ons like bungee and Tarzania, all in one go. The value is in how tightly the activities are packed, so you spend less time waiting around and more time moving through the Yucatan jungle.

Two things I especially like about this tour are the included light lunch and water (so you do not need to hunt for food) and the way the day moves from treetop thrills to ground adventure and then to cooling off in the sinkhole cenote. One drawback to consider: there are clear height and weight limits for certain elements, and at least one mention I saw noted Tarzania can be closed for maintenance, so you should be ready for a possible swap.

Key Highlights You Should Know Before You Go

• The Gimme All package is activity-packed, not a sampler, with multiple zipline styles plus bungee and skywalking.
• 10 zip-line circuit + Superflight gives you more than one kind of flying moment, including the faster ziplines.
• Tarzania and the Skywalk rope course add variety beyond standard ziplining, but they come with strict size/weight rules.
• Private freshwater cenote time is built in, so you get a real cooling break after the adrenaline.
• Lunch, water, and a midday snack are included, which matters on a long, active half-day.
• Maximum group size is 50, and the vibe is friendly, with guides named in feedback like Chino, Hugo, Victor, De Yose, Brandon, and Enrico.

Selvatica Gimme All: What You Really Get for $149

For $149 per person, you are basically buying a full adventure day at Selvatica rather than picking a single activity. You get a 10 zip-line circuit plus extra thrill elements like bungee swing and parachute-style jump, then you add off-roading (ATV or Polaris RZR), and end with a swim in a private cenote.

What makes this feel like good value is that you are not just getting one “big moment.” The package includes several different formats of thrill: classic ziplines, a rollercoaster-style zipline called Tarzania, fast ziplines branded as Superflight, and a rope skywalk. If you come to Cancun wanting a “do it all” day, this is built for that.

The flip side is you need to want variety, because this is not a relaxed stroll. You are in motion for much of the day. If you know you only want one or two activities, you might be happier with a smaller, cheaper tour.

Meeting Time at 9:00 AM, then Check In at Selvatica

Your day starts at 9:00 am. Pickup and drop-off are available for hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, and the tour is designed to return you back to the meeting point. If you are not within the pickup zone, ground transportation may cost extra (listed as $10-$20 USD per person).

Once you arrive, you check in at Selvatica. From there, the staff run the circuit and stages through the park. In practical terms, the schedule matters less than the flow: you move from treetops to another zip setup, then jump to the next thrill, then come down to food, mud, and water.

Plan to arrive ready. This is one of those days where you will feel happiest if you do not spend time fiddling with shoes, straps, or wet gear.

Zipline Circuit Over the Jungle, plus Superflight

The core of the tour is ziplining through the Yucatan jungle on a 10 zip-line circuit. This is the part that most people picture first, and it does deliver: you ride across treetops and get that classic “I am up in the air” perspective over the forest.

Later, you also get Superflight, described as two of the park’s fastest ziplines. That second wave is smart. It is not the same ride repeated. The circuit gives you variety in what you see, and Superflight shifts the energy toward speed.

One more note that can affect your plan: Aqua-zip is optional and is scheduled at the last zipline. If you want extra fun, it can be a nice add-on. If you would rather avoid getting water at that moment, you can skip it.

Tarzania Zipline Rollercoaster and the Skywalk Rope Course

After the first zip experiences, the day shifts into more technical, higher-adrenaline elements.

Tarzania is described as a zipline coaster, often called the human rollercoaster. It is specifically highlighted as a world-class experience. The catch is that Tarzania comes with strict weight limits: minimum 45 kg (99 lb) and maximum 110 kg (243 lb). If you are near the edges, confirm your eligibility before you show up.

Next is the Skywalk rope course, a walking challenge over a rope course setup. Zipliners and skywalkers also have a size rule: max waist 47 inches (120 cm). That is the kind of rule that can be a deal-breaker if you do not fit it, even if you are eager.

I like that these limitations are clear ahead of time. It saves you from the heartbreaking wait-and-see moment. Still, you should measure yourself honestly so you know which parts you can count on.

Bungee Swing and Parachute Jump, with Real Safety Briefing

The tour includes a bungee swing and also a parachute jump. That combination is for people who want controlled chaos. If you are the type who likes sky-high thrills and can handle a lot of sensory energy, this part will likely be your peak.

In feedback, guides are praised for keeping things upbeat while also making safety explanations clear. Names that come up include Chino, Hugo, Victor, De Yose, Brandon, and Enrico. That matters because a “safe but fun” guide changes your whole experience.

Also, the tour is positioned as having some elements you can skip if you cannot do them. So if you decide on-site that one activity is not your thing, you may still be able to continue through the day without losing the whole schedule.

ATV or Polaris RZR Off-Roading, then a Private Cenote Swim

Next up is the muddy, physical part: an off-roading circuit on either a Polaris RZR or a powerful ATV (your exact ride depends on what they assign that day). You get a short ride slot, listed as about 25 minutes.

If you want to drive, there is a rule: you must be 16+ and show a valid ID. If you are under 16, or you do not want to drive, you may still be able to participate as a passenger, but the provided info emphasizes the driving requirement.

After the mud and dust, you get the payoff: a swim in the park’s private freshwater cenote, described as a sinkhole. This is timed to feel like a reset after the adrenaline. You get a chance to cool down rather than just go from one thrill straight into another.

One practical tip from a jungle-day reality: the experience is in a forest setting, so bring bug repellent. Dry season or not, you will thank yourself once you are out there.

Food and Timing: Lunch, Water, and Midday Snack Help You Keep Going

This is a half-day that includes multiple high-energy activities, so the included food is not a “nice extra,” it is a key part of the value.

You get a light lunch plus water, and the meal is listed as chicken fajitas, white rice, and fried beans. There is also a snack at midday described as a sandwich for breakfast time in the flow.

What I like about this setup is simple: it keeps the day moving. You are not leaving the group to find food near the road, and you are not forced into expensive convenience meals. It also reduces the risk that you end up too hungry to enjoy the later elements.

What to Wear and Bring for a Mud, Water, and Zip Day

For comfort and to avoid ruining your day with soggy gear, follow the advice that fits this kind of itinerary.

Bring:

• Comfortable clothes and shoes you do not mind getting dirty
• A change of clothes, because you will likely get messy
• Your swimsuit, since cenote swim time is part of the schedule
• Bug spray or repellent
• Cash or credit card for photos, souvenirs, and drinks (photos are mentioned as something you may want to purchase)

Also, expect lockers to cost extra if you need one: locker rental is listed at $12 USD. If you can manage with a small day bag and your own method for keeping essentials dry, you can save money on the locker.

Safety, Physical Fitness, and Body Size Limits

This is an active tour with thrill activities, so you should treat it as a moderate physical fitness day. The information is clear that zipliners and skywalkers have a max waist of 47 inches (120 cm). Tarzania also has a weight range: 45 kg (99 lb) to 110 kg (243 lb).

If you fit the rules, you can plan confidently. If you are unsure, it is worth checking measurements before you book. Those restrictions are not just “comfort” guidelines, they are limits for the rigging.

For driving, the 16+ with a valid ID rule is equally important. Do not show up with expired ID, and do not assume they will make exceptions.

One more safety-adjacent detail: the tour experience is described as an all-weather guarantee. That means the park expects to run in typical conditions. If you are sensitive to slippery surfaces, plan for wet ground and follow staff instructions closely.

Price, Pickup, and Value Math for Cancun and Riviera Maya

Here is how I think about the $149 price tag.

You are paying for:

• admission to 10 zip lines
• bungee swing
• Tarzania
• Superflight
• ATV or Polaris RZR time
• private cenote swim
• lunch, water, and a midday snack

Not included items are mostly extras that some people will want:

• optional insurance, listed as $12 USD for ATV or $20 USD for Polaris
• locker rental at $12 USD
• ground transportation cost extra if your pickup is not handled in the standard way, listed as $10-$20 USD per person

If you are staying in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, and pickup is available for your hotel, this tour tends to look like strong value because you avoid the headache of getting yourself to Puerto Morelos-area Selvatica on your own schedule.

If you are already paying for taxis or a private transfer, the value can swing. In that case, ask upfront whether pickup is included for your exact location. The tour says pickup/drop-off exists in those areas, but it also lists ground transportation as an additional cost, so your hotel address can change the math.

Who This Tour Fits Best (and Who Should Skip It)

This tour makes the most sense if you:

• want a high-adrenaline day with multiple thrills
• enjoy variety, not just one activity
• like being guided and moving through a set program
• are comfortable with physical activity and the idea of getting a bit dirty

It might not be the best match if you:

• need a super low-key plan with lots of downtime
• are outside the waist or weight limits for Skywalk and Tarzania
• do not want to handle a day that includes wet and muddy moments

It also suits families that want shared excitement, based on the positive feedback about kids doing ziplines, cenote swim, and bungee. The listed zipline and skywalk restrictions still matter for smaller bodies, but the general vibe sounds family-friendly when people can fit the gear.

Should You Book Selvatica Gimme All?

I would book it if you want one ticket to cover a big slice of Selvatica. The package is built for people who like being busy, and the included food and water make it easier to keep your energy up.

I would hesitate if you have concerns about the sizing rules, especially the 120 cm waist limit or the Tarzania weight range. Also, if you have your heart set on Tarzania specifically, be flexible. At least one mention points to Tarzania being unavailable due to maintenance, so ask on arrival what is running that day.

If your idea of the trip is Cancun and then one unforgettable outdoor adventure, this is a solid choice.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The tour starts at 9:00 am.

How long should I plan to be out?

The duration is listed as about 6 hours 30 minutes, and there is also an 8 hours reference in the tour details, so plan for a half-day to near full-day range.

Does the tour include hotel pickup in Cancun or Playa del Carmen?

Pickup and drop-off at hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen are mentioned. Ground transportation may cost extra if you need it.

What activities are included in the Gimme All package?

It includes a 10 zip-line circuit, bungee swing, Tarzania, Superflight, ATV or Polaris RZR off-roading, and swimming in a private cenote, plus lunch and water.

Is lunch and water included?

Yes. Lunch is included with chicken fajitas, white rice, and fried beans, and water is included. There is also a snack at midday.

What are the main size rules for certain activities?

To drive, you must be 16+ and show a valid ID. Zipliners and Skywalkers have a max waist size of 47 inches (120 cm). Tarzania has weight limits of 45 kg (99 lb) minimum and 110 kg (243 lb) maximum.

What should I bring with me?

Bring comfortable clothes and shoes, a swimsuit for cenote time, a change of clothes because you will get dirty, and bug repellent. Also bring cash or a credit card for photos, souvenirs, and drinks.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount paid is not refunded.