By the Mayan Jungle Rush team · Updated · 3 min read

ATV tour prices around Cancun range from under $50 to well over $150 per person. That's a huge spread for what looks like the same tour. Here's what drives the price, what's usually hidden, and how to get the best deal, with our own prices as a transparent example.

Typical price ranges in 2026

Based on listings from operators around Cancun and the Riviera Maya, prices fall into rough bands:

Type of tourTypical price per person
Basic ATV ride, often sharedAbout $40–$60
ATV + ziplines + cenote comboAbout $60–$110
Combo with horseback riding or lunchAbout $80–$130
Premium combos with water activities$130 and up

These are approximate and change with season, booking channel and promotions. Treat them as a guide, not a quote.

What changes the price

ATVs lined up before a tour
Check whether the price is for a single or shared ATV.

Hidden costs to watch for

These are the extras that turn a cheap tour into an average one:

Ask for the total per person, all included, for your exact date.

Our prices, as an example

We'd rather show our prices than talk around them. These are our regular prices per adult, with the four early-booking tiers:

TourRegularSame day–14 days (10% off)15+ days (15%)30+ days (25%)60+ days (50%)
ATV, Zipline, Cenote, Horseback & Tequila$99$89.10$84.15$74.25$49.50
Horseback, Zipline & Cenote with Tequila$95$85.50$80.75$71.25$47.50
ATV, Ziplines, Cenote & Tequila$79$71.10$67.15$59.25$39.50
Mayan Pass$59$53.10$50.15$44.25$29.50
Only ATV + ziplines$55$49.50$46.75$41.25$27.50
Cenote tour$50$45.00$42.50$37.50$25.00

Children aged 4–12 pay 50% of the adult price. Round-trip transportation from Cancun and Puerto Morelos, ATV insurance and the conservation fee are included on our ATV tours. Photos, alcoholic drinks and lockers are not. Prices can change, so the booking calendar always shows the live price for your date.

How to pay less

  1. Book early. With our tiers, booking 60+ days ahead halves the regular price.
  2. Book direct. You skip reseller commissions and can ask questions.
  3. Choose only what you'll enjoy. If nobody in your group cares about horses, don't pay for them.
  4. Travel in the shoulder months. May and November often have better availability.
  5. Count the kids correctly. Check age bands; kids' prices make a big difference for families.

Should you tip?

Tipping isn't mandatory, but it's common in Mexico's tourism industry. Many guests tip the guides and the driver at the end of the day if they had a good time. Bring some cash in small bills; card tips aren't always possible.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good price for an ATV tour in Cancun?

For a combo with ATV, ziplines and a cenote including transport, anything between about $60 and $100 per person is a fair market price in 2026. Below that, check for hidden extras; above it, check what's included.

Do kids pay less on ATV tours?

Often yes. On our tours, children aged 4–12 pay half the adult price.

Is it cheaper to book an ATV tour in advance?

With operators that offer early-booking discounts, yes. Ours range from 10% off (same day to 14 days ahead) to 50% off (60+ days ahead).

See today's prices

The booking calendar shows the live price for your date, with your early-booking discount applied.

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