Nine adrenaline stops, one jungle day. This Selvatica package is built for maximum action: 10 zip lines, a freshwater cenote swim, bungee and skywalk thrills, plus ATV or Polaris RZR off-roading, all wrapped into one guided day.

What I like most is the pacing. You are not just doing one big activity, you are rotating through different thrills so the day stays fun instead of tiring. I also like the included fuel, a light lunch and water plus a midday snack so you are not stuck spending money while you are out in the woods.

One thing to consider is the limit rules. Zip lines and the Skywalk have a max waist size (47 inches / 120 cm), and Tarzania is weight-based. If you do not fit the requirements, you may have to sit some parts out or switch to the activities you can do.

Key things to know before you go

• 10 zipline circuit: Your first big aerial run through the treetops sets the tone for the whole day.
• Tarzania and Superflight: Two different rollercoaster-style zip experiences, plus fast Superman-style zips.
• Swim in a private cenote: A freshwater underground river/sinkhole stop to cool down after the adrenaline.
• ATV or Polaris RZR off-road: Ride the mud and trails, but driving requires a minimum age and ID.
• Guides keep it lively and organized: You can expect a high-energy crew, with guide names like Chino and Hugo showing up in the stories people tell.

A jungle buffet of thrills at Selvatica

Selvatica is basically a full day of “yes, you can try that” adventure. The idea is simple: you get picked up, you check in, and you move through a sequence of activities that hit different senses. One moment you are flying over the Yucatan jungle. The next, you are scrambling into a natural spring and swimming in a sinkhole. Then it is bungee, skywalk, and the kind of off-road riding that makes you feel like you are in the movie version of a Mexico vacation.

This package is called the Gimme All plan, and it is not kidding. You are not choosing between options like separate tours. You are getting the bundle. That matters for value. Paying one set price for a stack of included admissions means you spend less time thinking about what to add and more time actually doing it.

If your goal is a “big day” rather than a laid-back one, this fits well. If you want a quiet beach day with zero risk of getting muddy, you might want something gentler.

The 9:00 am start, pickup zone, and how long it really takes

The tour lists a start time of 9:00 am and an overall duration of about 6 hours 30 minutes. That is enough time to do a lot, but it also means you will need energy for the whole stretch. You do not just show up and hop on one ride. You check in, listen to safety rules, and then you rotate.

Pickup is designed for visitors staying in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, with pickup and drop-off at hotels in those areas. The tour also lists ground transportation as available for an additional cost ($10 to $20 per person). So if your lodging is outside the main pickup area, expect that extra step to come up.

The meeting point is Selvatica – The Adventure Tribe, Ruta de los cenotes, Km 18, 77580 Puerto Morelos, Q.R., Mexico. The activity ends back at that meeting point.

Practical move: plan your morning so you are not rushed. Show up ready to go. The day moves.

Check-in at Selvatica: rules, safety, and getting suited up

When you arrive, you check in and get briefed before the fun. Even if you are an experienced adrenaline person, you should take the safety talk seriously. This tour includes activities that depend on body measurements and weight ranges, and the staff need you to follow their instructions.

Here are the key requirements called out in the tour info:

• To drive an ATV or Polaris RZR, you must be 16+ and show valid ID.
• Zipliners and Skywalkers have a max waist size of 47 inches / 120 cm.
• Tarzania has weight limits: minimum 45 kg / 99 lb and maximum 110 kg / 243 lb.

Also, there is an important mindset note from the tour experience itself: not everything is mandatory. One of the guiding themes in the experience is that you can choose to sit out certain activities if you are not comfortable or if an activity is not a fit for your body type. That helps if someone in your group wants to do some parts and skip others.

What I would bring to check-in: comfortable clothes that can get dirty, sturdy shoes with grip, and the kind of patience that keeps things smooth when a group is lining up for gear and safety steps.

The aerial lineup: 10 ziplines, Tarzania, Superflight, and the Skywalk rope course

This is the main show. The tour spends serious time on aerial activities, and it is structured so you do not feel stuck on one platform too long.

First, you fly over the treetops on the 10 zipline circuit. This is a classic jungle zip set, and it is usually where people get their confidence. You start with the feeling of movement above the canopy, then the rest of the aerial attractions hit even harder.

Next comes Tarzania, described as a zipline rollercoaster where you ride through a track-like layout over the spring area. The tour schedules it for about 1 hour, and it comes with those Tarzania weight requirements. If you meet the limits, you can treat this as the big “mechanical rollercoaster” moment rather than just another zip line.

Then you tackle the Skywalk: a rope course with walking sections, scheduled for about 1 hour. This is where your balance matters. Also, it has the same max waist size limit as the ziplines (47 inches / 120 cm), so check that early if you are traveling with a mixed-fit group.

Later, you top off the aerial time with Superflight, which is described as two fast monster zip lines. That block is scheduled for about 30 minutes. If you are thinking of saving your best photos for the last moments in the air, this is the part.

Optional extra: there is an Aqua-zip listed as optional at the last zipline. If you like water sprinkles and do not mind getting a bit wet, ask about it. If you prefer a drier day, skip it.

A tip that saves stress: decide early how you want to handle heights. If you get nervous, focus on the next platform, not the whole distance. That keeps you calm instead of spiraling.

Bungee swing and parachute style thrills: where timing meets courage

After the rope and rollercoaster-style aerials, the tour shifts into more extreme motion. You get a bungee swing plus a parachute jump, scheduled for about 1 hour.

This is the “hold your breath, then laugh later” segment. It is intense, and it is also the part that helps a lot of people remember the day for years. One helpful detail from the experience info is that staff explain safety and the guides actively manage the flow. That matters. When a guide is organized, you feel safer and the line moves faster.

If you are not comfortable with this kind of drop or swing, you can often choose not to do it and keep moving through the schedule. The overall package is built so people can sit some activities out.

Cool down in the cenote and keep going with jungle rollercoaster fun

Between aerials and off-road, you need a reset. This is where the cenote comes in.

You swim in a private freshwater cenote, described as a sinkhole with a natural spring and a freshwater underground river vibe. The tour schedules this block for about 25 minutes. In practical terms, this is your break from the harness and the wind, and it is also where you actually feel the Yucatan environment instead of just seeing it from above.

After the cenote, there is another jungle rollercoaster experience listed for about 30 minutes, described as the world’s only Jungle Rollercoaster. The tour info does not spell out every mechanical detail, but the scheduling tells you it is another momentum-building segment before the final aerial.

If you are planning photos, this is a good time to remember that your phone may survive, but the strap might not. Bring something waterproof or at least expect you will be handling gear around water.

ATV or Polaris RZR off-road: mud, ID, and who should drive

Now you swap the sky for dirt.

You ride on either a Polaris RZR buggy or an ATV, with about 25 minutes scheduled for this off-roading circuit. The tour gives clear guidance: to drive you must be 16+ and show valid ID. If you do not meet the age rule, you can still be part of the ride experience depending on how your group and guide organize seating.

One of the biggest practical payoffs here is the contrast. You spend hours in harnesses and zip lines, then you get the freedom of an engine and a trail. This is often where people feel like the day got real.

Also, come prepared for dirt. The tour tips explicitly recommend bringing a change of clothes because you are going to get dirty.

If you hate muddy clothes, bring a sealed plastic bag for your clean stuff and a towel if you have room. Your car ride after will thank you.

Lunch, water, and the snack that keeps you sane

The package includes food because a day of constant activity requires actual calories.

Lunch is listed as a light meal, with chicken fajitas, white rice, and fried beans. Water is included, and there is also a midday snack and a sandwich for breakfast earlier in the sequence (about 25 minutes).

This is one of the smartest value pieces in the whole plan. You are in an adventure park, not near a restaurant you can wander into when hunger hits. Having food included keeps energy up for the later zips and the off-road segment.

Practical note: eat something you can handle before intense motion. You do not want a stomach surprise in the middle of a bungee or rope course.

How much is it worth at $149 per person?

At $149 per person for about 6.5 hours, this is priced like a premium “do it all” adventure day. The value comes from the bundle approach:

• Multiple admissions are included, including the 10 zipline circuit, Tarzania, Superflight, bungee, the rope course, and the cenote swim.
• You get lunch plus water and a midday snack.
• You are also getting the structure of a guided rotation, plus the included staff time to manage safety for each segment.

What is not included can affect the final total:

• Optional insurance fees for ATV or Polaris RZR ($12 for ATV, $20 for Polaris RZR).
• Locker rental ($12).
• Ground transportation may cost extra depending on your situation ($10 to $20 per person).

If you were to book ziplines, cenote swim, and ATV separately, you would likely end up with higher prices and more planning headaches. This package removes much of that decision fatigue. It is a good fit if you want one organized day and you are okay paying for convenience.

One more value note from real-world experience: equipment or an attraction can sometimes be unavailable due to maintenance. In one case, Tarzania was not available because of a closure. So I suggest you keep expectations flexible on the specific attraction you care about most, even though most of the other segments should still run.

Who should book, and who might choose something else

This is best for people with a moderate physical fitness level who can manage repeated activity blocks. You will switch between harnessed activities, walking parts of a rope course, and moving around on uneven terrain near water.

It also works well for groups because the limits create natural “some can do it, some can’t” options. If you or someone in your party does not fit the waist or weight requirements for a specific activity, you can still do plenty of the rest of the day.

It is a solid match if:

• You want a packed itinerary with adrenaline plus a real cenote swim.
• You want included meals so you are not searching for food mid-day.
• You travel with kids or teens who are brave enough for ziplines and supervised thrills. Families have had a great time here, with guides like Chino and Hugo specifically called out for keeping young riders excited and feeling safe.

Consider skipping or swapping to a simpler plan if:

• You know you do not meet the waist size limit for the ziplines and Skywalk.
• You do not meet Tarzania weight limits.
• You hate getting muddy, and you do not want to manage a swimsuit and change of clothes.

Should you book Selvatica’s Gimme All package?

If your Cancun or Riviera Maya trip has room for one big, high-energy day, I think this is an easy yes. The included food and water make it feel like a real outing rather than a series of add-ons. The mix of aerial thrills, a freshwater cenote swim, and off-road riding gives you a full slice of what Selvatica is about.

I would book this if:

• You want maximum activities in one day without separate planning.
• Your group can handle harnesses, heights, and at least some physical effort.
• You fit within the size and weight rules, especially for the Skywalk and Tarzania.

I might pass if:

• You are aiming for a calm schedule.
• Your priority is only one or two attractions, not a stacked day.
• Your group includes multiple people who will not meet the limits, since they may have to sit out more than you expect.

FAQ

What time does the Selvatica Gimme All tour start?

The tour start time is 9:00 am, with an overall duration of about 6 hours 30 minutes.

Where do I meet for the tour?

You meet at Selvatica – The Adventure Tribe, Ruta de los cenotes, Km 18, 77580 Puerto Morelos, Q.R., Mexico. The tour ends back at the meeting point.

What activities are included in the package?

The package includes a 10 zip-line circuit, Tarzania (zipline coaster), Superflight (two monster zip lines), a bungee swing, a Skywalk rope course, a private cenote swim, and off-roading on a Polaris RZR or ATV. It also includes a light lunch, water, and a midday snack. Aqua-zip is optional at the last zipline.

Can I drive the ATV or Polaris RZR?

Yes, but you must be 16+ and show valid ID to drive.

Are there height, weight, or size limits?

Yes. Zipliners and Skywalkers have a max waist size of 47 inches / 120 cm. Tarzania has a minimum weight of 45 kg (99 lb) and a maximum weight of 110 kg (243 lb).

What should I bring?

Bring comfortable clothes and shoes, a swimsuit for cenote time, and a change of clothes since you are likely to get dirty. Bring cash or a credit card for photos, souvenirs, and drinks, and use bug spray or repellent because you are in a forest.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the experience starts for a full refund.