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Playa del Carmen Buggy Tour: Cenote Swim and Mayan Village Cultural Experience
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Playa del Carmen
Embark on a thrilling buggy tour in Playa del Carmen, with a refreshing swim in a cenote and a cultural visit to a Mayan village. Support the local community and have an unforgettable adventure!
Embark on a thrilling buggy tour in Playa del Carmen, with a refreshing swim in a cenote and a cultural visit to a Mayan village. Support the local community and have an unforgettable adventure!
Duration:
5 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Buggy Tour Playa del Carmen - After hotel pickup , you will head to our base located in Playa del Carmen. Here, you will have a little briefing and explanation concerning the buggy you are going to drive. Bandanas and googles are included, as well water and a snack.\nDiscover the non-touristic side of this place. Half a mile later you will get…
- Buggy Tour Playa del Carmen - After hotel pickup , you will head to our base located in Playa del Carmen. Here, you will have a little briefing and explanation concerning the buggy you are going to drive. Bandanas and googles are included, as well water and a snack.\nDiscover the non-touristic side of this place. Half a mile later you will get into the jungle in which you will enjoy the different jungle tracks. You will visit one of the most beautiful underground cenotes for a refreshing swim and you will visit a real Mayan village and have contact with the local Mayans.\n\nThe buggies you will drive are 2 seat buggys or 6 seat buggys for families with children.\n2 people per buggy minimum, singles are not allowed and security will be a priority during the tour. After a time filled with adventure and culture, you will be dropped-off back at your hotel.
What's Included
- Driver/guide
- Water and a snack
- 2-seat buggies for 2 people, no singles
- 6-seat buggies for families with children
- Cenote swim
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
- Driver/guide
- Water and a snack
- 2-seat buggies for 2 people, no singles
- 6-seat buggies for families with children
- Cenote swim
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
What's Not Included
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Lunch
- Gratuities
Additional Information
Join our exceptional buggy tour, offering a blend of excitement, adventure, and exploration. This tour includes two additional activities alongside buggy driving:
- Enjoy a refreshing swim in a natural freshwater cave
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Spend time in a Mayan community and explore the hidden side of Playa del Carmen
Our tour is renowned for supporting this community, and…
Join our exceptional buggy tour, offering a blend of excitement, adventure, and exploration. This tour includes two additional activities alongside buggy driving:
- Enjoy a refreshing swim in a natural freshwater cave
- Spend time in a Mayan community and explore the hidden side of Playa del Carmen
Our tour is renowned for supporting this community, and you are welcome to participate in this meaningful activity. The experience is both rewarding and enlightening.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
- It is recommended that you bring a swimsuit and a towel
- Minimumof 6 people is requiered for operating buggytour, if less we will propose you another date
- 2 seats buggy for 2 people , SINGLES ARE NOT ALLOWED
- 6 seats buggy for odd group of 3 people AND for families with children or adults without driving licence
- Exact pick up time will be sent to you by Viator message and/or by sms the day before the event
Location
MV2G+6R Playa del Carmen
Ask for cenote Chac-tun located on Avenue Benito Juarez, we are located on the same road-side half a mile before.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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(1823 Ratings)
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Samanthasi6170mk
Mar 14, 2026
Amazing day out !! - It was fantastic had shuch great fun, great with the wet puddles. And thank you to the lovely man who helped my mum done cenote.
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Sherrireeb
Mar 13, 2026
Fun Fun Fun! - The Buggy tour was organized and safety was a priority. Guides were friendly and knowledgeable. Great way to spend an afternoon in the jungle. I would highly recommend this company. Fun fun fun!!
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Eingoglia
Mar 13, 2026
Incredible journey! - MATEO is the homie - he showed us an amazing time and it was so lovely going to the Mayan village. & seeing how the people live. 10/10 recommend to anyone in the area!
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Richard_m
Mar 13, 2026
10/10 would do again! - Absolutely awesome time, well timed, lots of fun, can’t recommend it enough. Remember to bring your own goggles for the cenote. Matteo and Abraham are awesome guides.
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Justinaj7704on
Mar 12, 2026
Run through the jungle - Amazing sights, so much fun ripping through the jungle, swimming in the beautiful cenote and seeing the village!! Highly recommend this experience. Plus a wonderful humanitarian experience at the village if you so choose.
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Tanja
Mar 12, 2026
Adventure-packed adventure - Highly recommended, was a lot of fun
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Irinahel
Mar 12, 2026
Really fun experience! - So much fun! We had a great time both on the ATV experience and swimming in the cenote. Unlike other cenotes that we visited, this one was more remote, which meant that we were the only ones there. Visiting the village was also a really worthwhile experience and we loved the empanadas!
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Joshua_s
Mar 12, 2026
TLDR: cenote is shaded,... - TLDR: cenote is shaded, do not use sunscreen. The snack is not a full lunch. Bring a small amount of cash for tips and donations to the Mayan community.
We were picked up directly from our hotel, which was an unexpected perk. We were driven to where the buggies are kept, which has a couple of bathrooms (highly recommend using as it’s the last running water toilet on the trip). They provided face/nose coverings and goggles as the road is very dusty. We then drove 2 person buggies down a paved trail that eventually turned to dirt. The buggy driving was a lot of fun, but there are serious potholes and rocks to watch for. The buggy we had was a Polaris rzr, so operation is straightforward, and it handled the potholes well. The Mayan village we went to is technically not a legal settlement, so there is electricity directly from the high power lines and no running water. There is a toilet available there where you pour water from a bucket to flush it.
The empanada snack was delicious, but it’s not a lot of food. This was fine for us because it was only 9:30a and we had already had breakfast before leaving the hotel. We then had a chance to donate 100 pesos ($6us) to the Mayan village folks. There is private bathroom to change into swimsuits if needed at the lunch location.
The cenote water is slightly cool, about 74F the guide said. There’s a dock style spot to dive from, and a small cave to go to on the other side where you can also dive from.
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Alexmx4768ap
Mar 7, 2026
Your Next Adventure - Mateo and Abraham took us on a guided tour through the jungle and explained not only the beautiful history of the land and cenote, but also the Mayan community living nearby. For those open to learning more about the history + community & seeking adventure - this is the perfect tour
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Davidf250668
Mar 6, 2026
Good morning out in Playa - We had a great couple of guides. Welcome talk/safety talk was great combination of information and humour.
First part of tour was to a Mayan village where you see how to locals really live. Warm welcome with snacks and drink.
Next stop cenote in middle of jungle. The walk down and up is very uneven so if tou have walking issues beware. Great to see a natural cenote rather than a more commercial one.
Return leg to base and prompt collection to hotel. Would recommend for sure.
Note: wear swimsuit. Only wear old clothes as you will get very very dusty!
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