Alltournative's day expeditions are just the right combination of off-track adventure travel, nature and Maya culture. Whether you choose one of the one-day expeditions or the half-day jungle expedition, you are guaranteed a thrilling new experience in the Mexican Caribbean!
How thrilling? Just imagine yourself entering the jungle on one of our original all-terrain Mercedes Benz Unimog's. Imagine zooming over lush jungle and lagoons on a series of exciting zip lines; doing rappel descent into crystal clear cenotes and snorkeling in underground rivers and caverns; canoe paddling on breathtaking fresh water lagoons; kayaking to coral reefs to snorkel and admire their numerous tropical fish; biking through jungle paths to visit local fauna.
Now imagine combining all that with a visit to an isolated Maya community; with a traditional Maya purification ceremony in a mystic cenote and with the discovery of the Maya ruins of Coba where you can climb Nohoch Muul, the tallest pyramid in the northern part of the Peninsula of Yucatan Mexico.
An exciting day trip filled with Maya culture and off-track adventure, combining a visit to the Coba Maya ruins and an authentic Maya village with zip-lining over jungle and Cenotes, rappeling into Cenotes and canoeing on a lagoon.
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An action-packed day that combines 4x4 Unimog ride, jungle, Caribbean Sea, underground river systems, caverns, snorkeling, kayaking and an encounter with a Maya culture that remains quite removed from our civilized world.
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An unforgettable half-day expedition. Set out on flight over the jungle's foliage and Cenotes on a series of the most exciting zip-lines of Mexico.
Bike journey through jungle paths and snorkel in Cenotes. Experience a traditional Maya purification ceremony in a mystic Cenote.
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Maya culture combined with excitement! Visit the archaeological Maya ruins of Tulum, completely unique with the Caribbean as its background.
From the sea to the jungle, experience a series of exciting zip-lines, jungle biking, snorkel in Cenotes and as closure, a traditional Maya purification ceremony.
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