Cozumel Jade Cavern Quad Tour

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Duration: 3 hours
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Experience Highlights

Discover the island’s wildest side with this quad bike tour of the Jade Cave in Cozumel, an adventure that combines jungle trails, off-road tracks, a cenote and a tequila tasting all in one activity. It’s the perfect plan for those who want to get away from the tourist hotspots and discover a natural environment full of character.

For around 3 hours, you’ll explore the Cozumel jungle on an ATV, stop at the Jade Cave Cenote for a refreshing dip, and round off the experience with a tequila tasting.

  • Explore the Cozumel jungle on a quad bike with expert guides.
  • Take a dip in the Cueva de Jade Cenote and discover its natural surroundings.
  • Includes transport and safety equipment for a more comfortable experience.

What’s included

  • Quad bike tour through the Cozumel jungle
  • Stop at the Cueva de Jade Cenote (entrance fee included)
  • Swimming in the cenote
  • Tequila tasting

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Step by Step

This quad bike tour of the Jade Cave in Cozumel is the perfect choice for travellers looking for an adrenaline rush, nature and a touch of culture all in one excursion. On board a high-quality ATV, you’ll travel along jungle trails accompanied by expert guides who will assist you throughout the route and ensure the group’s safety.

One of the highlights of the activity is the stop at the Jade Cave Cenote, also known as Chempita Cenote. There you can swim or float in its greenish-coloured fresh waters, admire the rock formations inside and enjoy a setting that also held significant spiritual value for the Mayan culture. For the more adventurous, there is usually a designated area for jumping into the water.

During the tour, you’ll also pass through El Cedral, Cozumel’s oldest continuously inhabited settlement. This area adds a historical dimension to the excursion, offering a glimpse into a corner linked to the Mayan past and the island’s local history.

The experience is rounded off with an educational tequila tasting before the return journey. Lasting approximately 3 hours, with transport included and a format designed for families and active travellers, this is a comprehensive excursion for those who want to enjoy a different kind of adventure in Cozumel without the hassle of organising logistics.

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