This was, by far, the best tour I have ever been on, and I have traveled quite a bit. My six year old and 19 month old really enjoyed themselves, too. Pepe, the tour guide, was fantastic! He was friendly, humorous, and so full of information. I felt like I was saying goodbye to a good friend at the end of the day. The price of this tour is not nearly enough for the amount of fun you have.

You must do the zip line. My six year old rode on my back, and loved every minute of it, and this is the child who is afraid of her own shadow. It was such a beautiful jungle and so exciting to fly through the top of it. The swim in the cenote is very refreshing in the Mexican heat. The lunch is the best Mexican food served on the most beautiful beach. Everyone will enjoy the interactive zoo. My children, as well and my husband and myself, enjoyed holding and feeding the many animals.

I highly recommend this tour. You will not be disappointed, I promise. Please say hi to Pepe for me!

This was the best time we had in Cancun. We have two kids (7 and 11) and we loved driving in our own air-conditioned Jeep, touring the El Rey ruins, zip-lining, swimming in the best cenote (sinkhole in a cave with bats!), having an awesome lunch at a restaurant on the beach. The last stop was a zoo where you can pet crocodiles, feed and pet deer and have spider monkeys eat right out of your hand. You get your own personal zoo tour guide and our kids thought it was the best thing ever! We loved it. We also did Selvatica, Xel-Ha, Chichen Itza, but hands down, this was the best tour thing we did on our trip to Cancun.

We had a wonderful time on this adventure. It was a fun filled day with so many exciting things to see and do that created wonderful memories for the whole family. We highly recommend this trip / adventure to anyone visiting Cancun.

Erik and Denise Day

Fun, educational, and a little bit adventurous! I'm terrified of iguanas, so the tour at El Rey Ruins where they were EVERYWHERE was enough of an adventure to me! My kids, ages 11 and 15 enjoyed everything--and they're pretty hard to please. We drove an air-conditioned jeep to several places--the ruins to feed the iguanas, to the jungle to do the zip line (which is an extra $15 per person, but worth it), swam in an underground cenote, went to the quaint fishing village of Puerto Moreles and had an authentic all you can eat Mexican lunch, and then to the interactive zoo to learn about the native animals and the family (not me) got to hold and pet crocodiles, snakes, and monkeys. The tour was a good break from lying around the hotel and our tour guide, Pepe, was funny an informed. We had a great time.