Outdoor Activities in Mexico

Saddle up for a 30-minute adventure by horseback at Mr Sancho's beach. Get paired with a horse matching your skill level and follow a guide into the jungle, past mangrove forests and farms, before you reach the stunning shoreline of Cozumel's white-sand beaches and sparkling blue waters. This family-friendly outing is suitable for riders of all levels.

Customize your own itinerary on this private dune buggy tour of Cozumel. Enjoy personalized attention from your guide and the ability to travel through Cozumel's rugged terrain at your own pace. Choose to drive yourself or just let the guide take the wheel if you'd like to enjoy the scenery. Beach club access, as well as lunch, refreshments, and use of snorkeling gear are included.

Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains, the golf course at Club Campestre San Jose boasts Nicklaus design; it's frequently voted the favorite golf course by Los Cabos locals. Take in views of the Sea of Cortez from all 18 holes. The tour includes bottled water, one shared golf cart with GPS, and the use of the driving range before the round.

Cancun is one of the best places in Mexico to enjoy adventure activities and this great-value 5-in-1 package is ideal for adrenaline junkies. Kick off the day with a speedboat cruise along the coast, dive in to swim and snorkel amid colorful corals, then zip through the rainforest on an ATV. Top it all off by cliff diving into a natural cenote, then tackling a thrilling zip-line course. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Spend the day in the jungle on a tropical zipline adventure. Soar above the treetops on ten ziplines of varying heights and distances, including a "Superman" zipline, the Aquazip (prepare to get soaked) and Tarzania, a zipline coaster. Enjoying the majestic views and a bird's eye perspective. Then, it's cenote time - head even further into the jungle to enjoy a refreshing swim at a private sinkhole.

Explore the tropical jungle, mangroves, and fun trails that will allow you to enjoy some wildlife in the region aboard an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) at Mr. Sancho's Beach Club. After a safety briefing, follow an experienced guide on a thrilling 30-minute excursion. Choose between a single- or double-person ATV.

Get a comprehensive tour of Oaxaca's Emerald Coast, including visits to the Mexican Center of the Sea Turtle and the The Body Shop factory. Spend 8 hours learning about the history, culture, and people of the area through your guide's commentary. Pickup and drop-off at Huatulco hotels is included.

Explore Cozumel on an all-terrain vehicle. First, hit the city streets as you explore downtown, make a stop a a tequila factory, and do a little off-roading. Then, return to the beach club where you can use the facilities for as long as you please. Snorkel along the reef and see diverse marine life. Grab a lounge chair, hammock, or slice of beach and take in the beauty of the Caribbean Sea. A bilingual guide and all equipment is included.

Discover the tropical allure of Cozumel on a half-day trip from Playa del Carmen. Drive a buggy to the lush flora and fauna of the island, stopping intermittently to enjoy activities and famous monuments. Snorkel in the crystal clear water of the Caribbean Sea; marvel at the Mayan ruin of El Caracol; visit a local tequila museum; and get acquainted with native wildlife in the Punta Sur Eco Park. Lunch and round-trip ferry transportation from Playa del Carmen are included.

Rumble through Cozumel in an all-terrain jeep during this 11-hour adventure from Cancun and the Riviera Maya. From your seat in the comfortable vehicle, get scenic views of the Mexican Caribbean from the southern part of the island. Visit the Punta Sur Ecological Reserve, see one of the island's original lighthouses and go snorkeling on the barrier reefs. Traditional Mexican lunch, tequila tasting, use of snorkeling equipment and round-trip transportation from Cancun/Riviera Maya are included.

Take a break from the sun and explore Chaak Tun cenote on this guided 3.5-hour tour in Playa del Carmen. One of most enchanting cenotes on the Yucatan Peninsula not yet horded by visitors, Chaak Tun cenote was inhabited by the Maya centuries ago. Using provided headlights, swim and walk through an otherworldly atmosphere of stalactites and stalagmites. Listen to informative commentary about the caves' formation and history.

Ride an ATV along the seashore of Mezcalitos and soak up magnificent views of the Caribbean Sea. You'll have 2 hours of guided driving time on this combo island adventure on Cozumel. See beaches like Ixpalbarco and a Maya ruin called Castillo Real. After lunch, opt for a guided snorkeling session at the Playa Uvas Beach Club.

Explore the land and sea of the idyllic island of Cozumel on a 5-hour self-drive buggy tour. Drive your personal, state-of-the-art buggy to the cultural and historical highlights of El Cedral, seeing atmospheric Mayan ruins and colonial churches. Visit the home of a traditional Mayan family then enjoy a delicious Mexican lunch on the beach.

Have an unforgettable time exploring Rio Secreto via the 'privilege route.' This pathway through the nature reserve brings you up close to dramatic formations within the underground river cave. Let a personal guide point out its spectacular features on this private tour. Snorkeling gear plus snacks, drinks, lunch and round-trip hotel transport are provided from Cancun or the Riviera Maya.

Combine visits to the ruins of Tulum and Cenote Dos Ojos on a single tour from Cancun. Planning both of these activities on your own could be complicated, and would require a car rental - but this tour includes all transportation and the itinerary planned in advance. Explore the two neighboring cenotes, connected by a large cavern, via snorkeling, then head for the ruins of Tulum. All activities are accompanied by in-depth guided commentary.

Free-dive, snorkel and cliff-jump at three different cenotes on this 5-hour guided tour from Tulum. Admire the mangroves of Casa Cenote, before moving on to explore the caverns and rock formations of Grand Cenote. The Temple of Doom cenote dares you to pencil-drop 10 feet from a roof opening into the freshwater below. Or, simply climb down the ladder. Safety briefings, equipment and transport from Tulum are provided.

If you think you've tried it all then Cozumel Laser Tag adventure is definitely your way to go!Build your team and become part of the action, hide in the jungle, pass under the water fall as you seek out the opposing team and conquer paradise. Mayan laser tag game is the most exciting way to have fun with your friends or family.Experience the sensation to hold your laser tag "gun" in hand as you run the lush jungle paths  and past the archaeological site replicas all on site within Chankanaab National park, no protective clothing is needed since the "guns" shoot harmless beams of invisible infrared light.  You will be geared up with military vest and sensors. The high-tech gear provides each weapon with an internal computer that can be programmed depending on the age and skills of each player. This is by far one the best and fun experiences that you and your team members will always remember!

Drive a dune buggy around the island of Cozumel on this tour that hits many landmarks and highlights. Follow your guide along the southern coast, overlooking the Mexican Caribbean, to the Punta Sur Ecological Reserve. Keep an eye out for the resident yellow crocodile and the more than 50 bird species, then stop at a local family-owned restaurant for a traditional Mexican lunch. Each dune buggy can accommodate four passengers and is manual shift.

Many parts of Mexico are off-limits to most vehicles, but you'll venture deep into the southern Sierra Madre on a sturdy ATV, with special access to areas few travelers are able to see. Learn the ins-and-outs of coffee bean cultivation from real-life experts. Then, you'll make your way through the jungle to the Llano Grande waterfall, with a chance to dive into the pounding, crystalline waters. End the day with a traditional Oaxacan lunch.

This combo adventure in Cancun is filled with nonstop action -  snorkeling, ziplining, ATV-riding, and cenote swimming - all in one day. A boat ride takes you to snorkel in the Puerto Morelos Reef National Park. Then go four-wheeling in the Maya jungle where you'll zipline through the trees and splash into a refreshing cenote.