Embark on an unforgettable motorbike adventure from Cancun, where you'll have the opportunity to explore stunning locations like Tulum, Chichén Itzá, or Río Lagartos. Which destination will you opt for?
Available Routes
During the booking process, you can select from various routes, all commencing simultaneously from Avenida Bonampak in Cancún and concluding at the same location after 11 hours. Below are the details of each itinerary:
Motorbike Journey to Tulum and Playa del Carmen
Choosing this path will lead us to the remarkable archaeological site of Tulum, an ancient city fortified by the Maya civilization. Here, we will dismount and uncover the mysteries of this historical site as we explore different temples under the guidance of our expert.
From Tulum, we’ll soak in breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea before revving our engines towards a cenote for a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters. The final destination of the day will be Playa del Carmen, where you'll have the chance to enjoy lunch, relax by the beach, and indulge in some shopping before we head back to Cancun.
Motorbike Tour to El Cuyo and Río Lagartos
If you're eager to discover the hidden gems of the Yucatan Peninsula, this option is perfect for you. We'll journey to the unspoiled beaches of El Cuyo and Río Lagartos, where you can take a dip in the ocean and savor delicious freshly caught fish.
This tour also features a boat ride through the mangroves of Río Lagartos, providing a fantastic opportunity to appreciate the local wildlife and lush vegetation. Prepare to be enchanted!
Motorbike Expedition to Chichen Itza and Valladolid
If exploring Chichen Itza has been a dream of yours, this route is tailored for you! We’ll ride our motorbikes to this iconic site and embark on a guided tour of one of Mexico’s most celebrated archaeological treasures.
After our visit, we'll make our way to a nearby cenote for a refreshing swim and to sample local cuisine before heading into the Magical Town of Valladolid. Here, we’ll wander through its picturesque streets and delve into the history of its iconic landmarks, such as the temple of San Servacio.
