Buggy Tour in Playa del Carmen with Cenote Swim and Mayan Village Visit

Jean Pierre is amazing and so full of energy!!! The Mayan village was my favorite!! Please book this trip its humbling and gorgeous at the same time!! The buggy ride was intense in a good way and great memories were made! Thank you!!!!

My husband and I had the best time ever on this tour. I can’t say enough good things about Jon Pierre our tour guide. The buggy was fun! It was a good quality buggy, almost looked new. The cenote was absolutely beautiful! No crowds, no people, just us.... clean and beautiful. The visit to the town was the most memorable. It has given us a new appreciation for our many blessings in this life. We’ve both been inspired in so many ways. I would highly recommend this tour. You will not be disappointed.

Was very fun day! This is a small outfit trying to give clients a good time AND also help the poor in rural Mexico. We all had a good time!! The Mayan village really showcased the great need to Mexico. Went to a village home for a snack and drink. Our group ate and drank and no one got ill. The buggy company tries to better the villager by trading groceries for having the villagers do work to better their community. Seems to work well and a great idea. Cenote swim was lots of fun, trek thru the forest to get there. We were 4 (2 in 60's and 2 late 20's and everyone loved it. Little late getting to reviews; catching up now that home with Covid!

This was one of my favorite days ever. Jesus and JP are the best people!!. The entire experience was better than anticipated and I highly recommend it! I will never forget the Maya people and their village. The ability to be among them and share with them was truly humbling only this excursion will give you that unique lovely look into their simple lives in Mexico. The buggys and caves were icing the the cake!! Thanks guys for a day we won’t forget. Jennifer and Delaney

We went with rentabuggy - jesus is the best tour guide ever. We cannot recommend the trip of him high enough. The Mayan village is a true family village - bring some stationary and any spare clothes to help them out please x

Please give Jesus pay rise and a big thank you. The best tour guide ever! He was amazing with everybody

We are active Seniors from Texas this on our Must list due to Reviews. PU at hotel only 8 people on Sunday. Great Guide JeanPaul. Two place Polaris ATVs through Jungle. I am 82. My wife drove the one with Stick shift as young folks couldn't!! Wear swim suit for refreshing swim in beautiful Cenote fresh water spring. Then to low income village with nice families and kids. Opted to buy basic groceries for 100 pesos to give out. We also knew from TripAdvisor kids loved Crayons and Coloring books. We brought 4 sets with us to give out. Next January will bring More. Humbled us to see such appreciative smiles and gracias. Lunch of tacos and empanada and drink made by local lady. Will Return. ALSO Hghly recommend Chichen Itza Mayaland Greyline 11hours worth it.

Unfortunately had several mechanical issues with utv equipment that delayed the tour longer than expected. Need updated equipment.

This adventure was great! The buggy ride was fun & the cenote was beautiful. We visited the local village deeper in the jungle & handed out groceries, it was a humbling experience. Our 2 guides were fun, knowledgable and made the whole experience perfect. Highly recommend this tour!

Buggy tour was fantastic and we would highly, highly recommend it. Our guide was Angel and he did a terrific job. You start off with a safety briefing and then drive down the main road for 5 mins before diverting into the backroads/jungle. Our first stop was the cenote which was small but nice. We didn't swim but it looked really nice. There are some rocks from which you can jump into the cenote. After this stop, we headed to a clearing under some large power lines in the jungle where there is a settlement. This settlement is incredibly impoverished and there is an opportunity to support them with groceries ($6 per bag) and then there is collection organized by the local school where you can distribute them. As you approach this settlement, the little kids come out and give you high 5s and they are very excited to see you. After distributing the food, you stop at a local "house" where local hosts prepare you lunch which was homemade empanadas and tacos. Both were very good and the hosts where very generous and hospitable. After lunch, you ride through the jungle for a bit longer and then return to the starting point. The ride is generally bumpy and you go through a lot of puddles where you can get quiet dirty. Bring some dirty clothes and shoes as you will be filthy at the end. The company provides goggles and bandanas for the trip along with some cold water bottles. You don't go too fast with the max speed being around 30 mph. Our only gripe was the transportation to and from the buggy tour which was included. The driver was on time but it took us 1.5 hours to get to the destination because of the multiple stops that we made at the various hotels and as luck would have it we were the first ones on and the last ones off. I would recommend taking a taxi and avoiding this hassle. But otherwise it was a great trip and I highly recommend it! Word of caution, there are no restrooms on the way so be prepared to use nature!