One ticket, a whole day, major adrenaline. Selvatica’s Gimme All package is built for people who want ziplines, ATV time, and a cenote swim without planning a thing. It runs out of the Cancun and Riviera Maya area and mixes high-speed rides with jungle downtime.

What I like most is how much you pack into one day, including the 10 zipline circuit plus bigger add-ons like Tarzania and Superflight. I also like the human touch from the guides, like Chino, Hugo, Victor, De Yose, Brandon, and Enrico, who actually help you stay calm and excited, not just strapped into gear.

One thing to keep in mind is the limits. There are waist and weight restrictions for certain activities, and if you are small or over a limit, you may need to sit out specific rides. Also, at least one person I talked with had Tarzania closed for maintenance, so bring flexibility.

Key takeaways before you go

You get a true action bundle: 10 ziplines, skywalk, bungee, ATV or RZR, plus cenote swim.

Lunch and water are built in: chicken fajitas with rice and beans, plus a midday snack.

Safety comes first, but you still go hard: guides explain the rules and keep you moving.

There are body-size limits for zipline and skywalk, and weight limits for Tarzania.

Plan to get messy: ATV mud is part of the deal, so bring a change of clothes.

Expect a full day: this is not a quick hit, it is a packed itinerary.

Hotel pickup and a quick ride to Selvatica

This tour is designed for convenient logistics. You get pickup and drop-off at hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, and the activity runs from the Selvatica area near Puerto Morelos. Your start time is 9:00 am, and the day runs roughly half a day to most of the day, depending on how the schedule flows.

If you do not have hotel pickup included for your exact location, there is an extra ground transportation cost of about $10 to $20 per person. That matters if you are staying farther out or on the edge of the pickup zones, because you do not want to assume every location is covered.

Also note the cap: the group max is 50 travelers. That is big enough for energy, but not so huge that you feel lost the entire time.

Check-in at Selvatica, then the safety talk you will use

When you arrive, you check in at Selvatica, then your crew organizes you for each activity. Expect guides to go over how things work and what you should do to stay safe. The staff style is not just rules and walkie-talkies, it is hands-on and upbeat, and names like Hugo, Chino, Victor, De Yose, Brandon, and Enrico come up in a lot of good moments.

Before you get on anything high, you should know the key restrictions. For zipliners and skywalkers, there is a maximum waist size of 47 inches / 120 cm. For the Tarzania zipline rollercoaster, there is a stated minimum weight of 45 kg (99 lb) and a maximum weight of 110 kg (243 lb).

If you plan to drive the ATV or Polaris RZR, there is also an age rule: you must be 16+ and show a valid ID. If you are traveling with teens, this is worth checking early so you do not get stuck when it is time to ride.

Finally, this is best for people with moderate physical fitness. You are climbing in and out of gear, walking between stations, and moving through different terrain.

The 10 zipline circuit, flying over the canopy

The heart of the day is the 10 zipline circuit, which is where you earn that big picture view of the jungle. This is not about a single jump, it is about a full run of rides that keeps your momentum going.

At each line, you get that classic Yucatan feeling: humid air, green everywhere, and the sensation that your path is threading through the treetops. If you want one activity that makes the whole day feel worth it, it is this.

Practical tip: wear clothes you can move in and shoes that grip. If your shoes are slick or loose, you will feel it during transfers between platforms.

Tarzania and Superflight: rollercoaster speed with size limits

After the main circuit, Selvatica brings out the bigger adrenaline riders.

Tarzania, the zipline rollercoaster

Tarzania is described as a “human roller coaster” and comes after a cool-down stop. It is a full hour on your ticket, which signals it is a major part of the package rather than a quick add-on. The ride also has strict weight limits (45 kg / 99 lb to 110 kg / 243 lb), so double-check this if you are traveling with smaller adults or teens.

Superflight, fast ziplines above the jungle

Then comes Superflight, with two monster ziplines in about 30 minutes. The name alone hints that this is the point where you stop worrying about the learning curve and start thinking about speed.

If you are sensitive to heights, this is where you may hesitate. The good news is that the experience is structured so you can choose how you handle each activity. Some rides are optional, so you can sit out what you do not feel comfortable doing and still keep the day moving.

One caution based on real-world experience: Tarzania can be affected by maintenance. If that matters to you, arrive with a flexible mindset and ask at check-in what is operating that day.

Skywalk rope course and bungee swing plus parachute-style jump

Selvatica keeps the danger theme going, but it also spaces it out so you get breaks between bigger moments.

Skywalk rope course

The skywalk rope course is another hour-long activity. It is thrilling because it is slow enough to feel your nerves, but still high enough to make your body understand the height. If you are near the waist limit, you should know in advance that it can stop you from doing the ride, even if you are excited.

Bungee swing and parachute-style jump

Next, you have bungee swing and a parachute jump included as part of the day. This block is listed as about an hour. This is the part that turns a fun jungle day into a story you will tell for years.

Small practical advice: listen carefully to the safety instructions and do not rush. It sounds obvious, but this is the kind of ride where staying calm makes everything smoother.

ATV or Polaris RZR off-roading, where you get properly dirty

Then the day flips from air to mud.

You get either a Polaris RZR buggy or an ATV, both included, for about 25 minutes. The vehicle choice depends on what the tour offers that day, but both are designed for off-road circuits, and the terrain is rough enough that you will come back with dirt.

If you want to drive, remember the 16+ requirement and ID. If you do not qualify, you may ride as a passenger, but the exact setup is not spelled out in the details you have here, so confirm with the staff on arrival.

There is also optional insurance listed as an extra cost. If you go with the ATV it is about $12, and for the Polaris it is about $20. You may also want a plan for lockers, since they charge about $12 for locker rental.

And yes, go in knowing that a change of clothes is a good idea. This is one of those activities where your “nice travel outfit” has no chance.

Cenote time: swim in a private freshwater sinkhole

The cenote stop is your reset button. You cool down in a natural spring and then head to your private freshwater cenote, a sinkhole setting that is built for swimming. Your cenote time is listed as about 25 minutes.

Bring a swimsuit and expect that you will get wet in more than one way. Even if you do not do every dramatic move, you will enjoy the cool water after ziplines and off-roading.

A nice detail from the experience you are buying: the guides seem to care about helping you have a smooth day, even if something goes wrong. One good moment involved Hugo and Victor helping someone locate a watch that had gone deep into the cenote.

Also, the environment is forested. Bring bug spray or repellent, because your comfort can disappear quickly if you get chewed up.

The quieter rides: the jungle rollercoaster segment and extra zip action

Between the biggest thrill rides, Selvatica adds in extra attractions that keep the day feeling full.

There is a stop called the world’s only Jungle Rollercoaster that lasts about 30 minutes. There is also Superflight, also about 30 minutes, which is separate and described as two fast lines. Together, these extra segments help prevent the day from feeling like one long zipline marathon followed by a single swim and then you go home.

For many people, it is these “in between” rides that turn an already packed day into a complete experience. You are not just repeating the same sensation.

Lunch, water, and snack stops that keep you from crashing

A major reason this tour sells well is simple: you eat, and you eat before you feel hungry enough to ruin the day.

You get included water and a light lunch. The listed lunch is chicken fajitas, white rice, and fried beans. There is also a midday snack. Earlier in the schedule, there is time for breakfast energy, described as a sandwich.

Timing matters on tours like this because adrenaline burns fast in heat. If you want to get through all activities with energy, do not skip the food breaks, even if you think you will be fine.

Price and value: why $149 can work (and when it might not)

At $149 per person, you are paying for a lot of structured activities in one place. The included items are substantial: 10 zipline circuit, Tarzania, Superflight, skywalk, bungee swing, parachute jump, an off-road ride (Polaris RZR or ATV), and swimming in a private cenote, plus lunch and water.

You also get some small cost control because you do not need to buy separate tickets for each attraction. In resort areas like Cancun, that kind of bundle often ends up being cheaper than piecing together a custom itinerary, especially if pickup and time management are part of what you want.

What can add cost:

• Optional insurance (about $12 ATV, $20 Polaris)
• Locker rental (about $12)
• Ground transportation (about $10 to $20 per person if needed)

So, you should judge value based on one question: do you want a full thrill day? If yes, this price usually makes sense. If you only want one or two activities, you might feel like you paid for rides you could have skipped.

Practical packing list that actually matters here

You will get the most fun out of this tour if you plan for water, mud, and photos.

Bring:

• Comfortable clothes and sturdy shoes
• Swimsuit for cenote time
• A change of clothes because ATV mud is real
• Cash or credit card for photos, souvenirs, and drinks
• Bug spray (forest conditions)

Also, keep ID handy. You may need it for the driving requirement on the ATV or Polaris.

If you are sensitive to heights, pack a little mental strategy too. Tell yourself the rides are staged and you can sit out any activity you are not ready for.

Who this tour fits best

I think this tour fits best if you are:

• Traveling with a group that wants one shared plan
• Okay with heights and fast rides
• Interested in combining air rides, land rides, and water time
• Willing to get dirty during off-roading

Families can do well here, but size limits matter. A family experience I saw referenced two boys, ages 8 and 12, doing ziplines and the bungee swing with great support. Still, make sure each child fits the waist and size rules, and be realistic about stamina.

If you are the kind of traveler who wants a slow cenote swim and no ropes, you might find this too intense. This is an action day, not a quiet nature walk.

Should you book Selvatica Gimme All?

Book it if you want a high-energy, one-day combo in the Cancun and Riviera Maya area, with lunch handled and plenty of included activities. You will probably appreciate the guides too, since names like Hugo, Chino, Victor, De Yose, Brandon, and Enrico come up in stories about safety, enthusiasm, and help when things get stressful.

Skip or downshift it if:

• You know you will not handle heights or big jumps
• You or your group might exceed waist or weight restrictions
• You only want one or two activities, not the full schedule

If you go, go prepared. Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, and a change of clothes turn this from a tough day into a memorable one.

FAQ

What does this Selvatica tour include?

It includes the 10 zip-line circuit, Aqua-zip (optional at the last zipline), bungee swing, Tarzania zipline coaster, Superflight (two fast ziplines), Polaris RZR or ATV off-roading, swim in a private freshwater cenote, lunch (chicken fajitas, white rice, and fried beans), and water plus a midday snack.

How long is the tour?

The duration is listed as about 6 hours 30 minutes, with the day described as about 8 hours on the tour details.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 9:00 am.

Where does pickup and drop-off happen?

Pickup and drop-off are offered at hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen. The meeting point on the Selvatica side is Selvatica, The Adventure Tribe, Ruta de los cenotes, Km 18, 77580 Puerto Morelos, Q.R., Mexico.

Do I need an ID to drive the ATV or Polaris RZR?

Yes. To drive, you must be 16+ and show a valid ID.

Are there height or size limits?

Yes. Zipliners and skywalkers have a maximum 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).

Is ground transportation included?

It says convenient hotel pickup and drop-off is available in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, but ground transportation is also listed as available for an additional cost of about $10 to $20 per person.

What should I bring?

You should bring comfortable clothes and shoes, a swimsuit for cenote time, a change of clothes (you will get dirty), and cash or a credit card for photos, souvenirs, and drinks.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.