Tulum, Mexico · 12,000+ travelers
ATV Rental Tulum
Ride the Jungle,
Find Hidden Cenotes
Skip tourist traps. Ride through dense jungle with a local guide, swim in cenotes only reachable by ATV, and explore ancient Mayan ruins. From $45. Free cancellation.
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- Small groups (max 8)
- Local expert guides
- Safety gear included
- Free cancellation 24h
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How much does ATV rental cost in Tulum?
Three ways to ride: from solo jungle rental to guided full-day adventure.
Self-Guided Rental
From $45 / person
- 2–4 hours ride time
- Helmet & safety gear included
- Automatic ATV, beginner-friendly
- Explore at your own pace
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ATV + Cenotes Tour
From $85 / person
- 3–4 hours with local guide
- 2 hidden cenotes included
- Max 8 people per group
- Free cancellation 24h
Full Day: Ruins + Cenotes
From $130 / person
- 6–8 hours full experience
- Mayan ruins + 3 cenotes
- Lunch included
- Best value for full day
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The real Tulum experience
Local guides, hidden spots
Tulum locals with 5+ years. Trails not on Google Maps.
Small groups (max 8)
Real attention, real access to spots big groups can't reach.
Quality ATVs
Inspected before each tour. Automatic, beginner-friendly.
Free cancellation
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4.8
Based on 3,082 reviews
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★★★★★
ATV Cenotes Adventure
"Absolutely incredible experience. Our guide took us to cenotes I never would have found on my own. The ATV was in perfect condition and the whole group had a blast. Book this. You won't regret it."
★★★★★
Full Day: Ruins + Cenotes
"Booked two days in advance, pickup was punctual, guide was knowledgeable about Mayan history. The cenotes were stunning. Worth every penny for the full day package."
★★★★★
ATV Cenotes Adventure
"We were first-timers on ATVs and the guide was patient and super helpful. Small group made it feel very personal. The second cenote was magical, completely hidden from tourists."
ATV rentals in Tulum start from $45 USD for a self-guided 2–4 hour rental. Guided cenotes tours start from $85, and full-day packages including ruins and lunch start from $130. All prices include safety equipment.
A valid driver's license is required for all ATV rentals. International licenses are accepted. Minimum age is 18 years old for solo riders; riders aged 16–17 can participate in guided tours with a parent or guardian.
Yes. Our guided tours are beginner-friendly with a safety briefing before departure, a local expert guide, and a maximum group size of 8 people. ATVs are automatic (no gear shifting) and easy to operate. First-timers make up over 60% of our bookings.
Early morning (8–9 AM) departures are best. Cooler temperatures and fewer tourists at the cenotes. The dry season (November–April) offers ideal conditions. July and August are hot and humid but the cenotes are refreshing. Avoid midday in summer.
Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Jeans or long pants are recommended for jungle trails. Closed-toe shoes are required. Bring a swimsuit and towel for cenotes. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a change of clothes are highly recommended.
Some cenotes near Tulum are accessible on your own, but the most spectacular hidden cenotes require a local guide and are not on public maps. The guided Cenotes Adventure tour takes you to two exclusive spots not accessible independently.
We recommend booking at least 24–48 hours in advance, especially during high season (December–March) when tours sell out days ahead. Early morning slots on weekends are the first to go. Instant confirmation on all bookings.
Yes. All tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are non-refundable. Changes to dates or group size can be made up to 48 hours in advance.
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