Playa del Carmen · HORSES
6 reviewed
Good horseback rides fill up fast in high season. Ranked here: the 6 best, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock it in early.
A high-energy Tulum jungle combo with ATVs, 4 zip lines, rappelling, a Mayan moment, and cenote swimming, plus lunch and transport.
“Went with a large group and ahhhhh sooooo fun! Make sure to have something for the dust (sunglasses/face mask) while driving atvs but ahhhhh the cenote was beautiful!!!”
Ride horses, blast an ATV through jungle trails, fly on 5 ziplines, then cool off in a freshwater cenote near Cancun.
“What a great day out. Lots of adrenaline and laughs. We had a small group of 7 as we went horse riding first and we had a great laugh. Highly recommend using the photographer too; we got 122 photos for $79, worth the price. Awesome day out at extreme adventure cancan”
Tulum ruins, jungle horseback riding, and a cenote swim in one 6.5-hour tour with lunch, transport, and safety gear.
“This was a fun tour. The guides were friendly and gave good information on historical things. We did the ruins, cenote and horseback riding. The lunch provided was also good.”
A small-group horseback ride through Playa del Carmen jungle trails, with helmets, snacks, rescue-horse care, and a stop at Mayan ruins.
“Our family of five had a wonderful experience! Our guides were friendly and knowledgeable; the horses were well cared for. We enjoyed our wine and beer after the ride.”
Beginner-friendly horseback riding in Riviera Maya jungles, a cenote swim, plus natural gum and Melipona honey tastings for $140.
“The tour was good. Lovely horses and friendly staff. I would just say the communication re transportation could have been better - other than that, nice experience.”
Full-day Tulum combo with ATV riding, zip lines, cenote swim, and a horseback ride plus lunch, with pickup from select areas.
“Was the most fun I've had since childhood. The experience was top notch. The staff was great. Would recommend to anyone visiting tullum.”
