Best places: Theme parks in Benito Juarez, Mexico

Jungle adventure park with zip-lining, amphibious vehicles, rafting & underground rivers.

Theme park built around Mexican culture, customs, music & food on gondolas through the Mayan jungle.

This eco-park features a variety of flora & fauna, plus cenotes & underground caverns for swimming.

Amusement park offering guided activities, including ziplining, aerial bridges & off-roading.

👍👍 Honestly - this was a great experience! The people were great, the environment was beautiful and the cenotes were beautiful and refreshing. Especially loved the cave! I do wish we were provided snorkelling equipment as we were told we would be snorkelling in the cave but we were only provide goggles...

Speedboat rides, reef diving trips & guided jungle walks from a popular coastal tour center.

Area of underground rivers & caves with tours for scuba diving, swimming in cenotes & zip lining.

Jungle environment where visitors can drive ATVs, ride zip lines & explore underground caves.

👍👍 I spent 1 months around Mexico and this is definitely my favorite place and tour! You can go there by yourself. Entry fee is $22 per person. You can buy there natural food. If you like World history and Mayan history you must visit this place!! It very very interactive tours. Making different food,...

Mexican cultural theme park with models, videos & experiences like chocolate & tequila tasting.

👍 The experience was absolutely amazing. My only couple of things off why I didn’t do 5 stars, 1- you can’t take your camera with you so you have to pay $160 if you want any pictures of your experience. 2- the directions on where to go and what to do when you get there were not completely clear. 3- we...

👍👍 This was a great experience, though definitely scary at first! My family did the swimming and feeding sting rays and then the snorkel. It was great to learn about the stingrays and my mom and sister, who typically hate snorkeling loved it! I was also surprised by how reasonably priced the photos th...

👍 Not bad but wouldn’t do it again! Initially they came to my resort looking for my reservation and it was a day ahead so I told him that and the next day when we went for our zip lining excursion they made me pay an extra $30 one in reality I don’t think I should’ve because my reservation was on the...

Cozumel's largest, family-friendly beach known for its water activities, resorts & local cuisine.

Activity park featuring a zip line, a swimming pool, snorkeling, kayaking & restaurants.

Dolphin center offering interactive encounters in artificial pools, plus a sundeck lounge & a bar.

🫤 I echo the thoughts of many of the reviews on here already. The marine life was amazing. The price was crazy. Four people for about 2.5 hours of interaction - this included standing in the water watching others - cost $650. The entire thing felt like a photo op. Do “this” and look at the camera, do...

👍👍 Note: every skill level of rider should do the black trail with cenotes. Just hike your bike if it's too technical. Gorgeous and unique cenotes you will want to spend time admiring. Techy gnar, jungle vines & roots, centoes to explore, a beach vista trail. Several "features" but I prefer skinny nat...

👍👍 It is perfect for taking the little ones to interact with the animals, there are ponies, horses, rabbits, chickens, ducks, pigs, goats, etc. You can pay a pony ride for 100 MXN, there is also a horse ride. They sell bags of food to feed the animals for 30 mxn. Admission is free, they only ask you to...

😠 Mosquitos were everywhere, the tour itself was pretty lame. You listen to an old "Mayan" priest say a bunch of stuff no one can understand while sitting on bricks. They don't translate for you either. You then find out how the Mayan people ate, cooked, grew crops, built houses, and raised animals. (...