
Jungle Runners ATV Tours
Rated 4.9 out of 5(131)Guided ATV runs from San Miguel into Cozumel's scrub jungle to the island's Jade Cavern, with helmets, goggles, a tequila stop and hotel or cruise-pier pickup included.
$80
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Inland jungle, cenote and ruins tours away from the waterfront.

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Four-seat Polaris RZR tours leaving from the cruise piers, with a beach club stop built into the route.
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Guided ATV runs from San Miguel into Cozumel's scrub jungle to the island's Jade Cavern, with helmets, goggles, a tequila stop and hotel or cruise-pier pickup included.
$80
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Long-running Cozumel outfit running private Jeep, buggy and horseback trips to the Jade Cavern, El Cedral and the island caves, booked direct from their office on 80 Avenida.
$85
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Playa Uvas beach club runs its own Honda 250 ATV tours to the Jade Cavern, Mezcalitos and a Mayan cenote, each about five hours with lunch and snorkelling at the club.
$69
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Short 90-minute ATV jungle rides plus longer combinations with Chankanaab snorkelling or a Money Bar beach afternoon, meeting downtown at the Hard Rock Cafe.
$71
View DetailsProtected ecological reserve covering the southern point of Cozumel, combining the Celarain lighthouse and navigation museum, a crocodile lagoon with an observation tower, a Maya temple, nature trails and beaches with shore snorkelling on the fringing reef.
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View DetailsAdventure park at Km 18 of the south coastal road combining an off-road buggy circuit with ziplines, a water park, beach access and an all-inclusive buffet day pass.
$99
View DetailsThe largest Maya site on Cozumel and the island's main archaeological attraction — a network of ruined groups linked by raised stone causeways, set in low jungle a short drive inland from San Miguel.
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Four-hour combination of jungle ATV riding and guided snorkelling built around cruise-ship timings, with air-conditioned van transfers from the piers and a fajita lunch.
$70
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Compact 2.5-hour ATV run from El Cedral to the Jade Caverns and Coral Cave, sold by a long-established Riviera Maya destination management company at $96 per service.
$96
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Nine miles of private jungle reserve trail on an ATV, then a beach break with tacos, tequila tasting and kayak time, meeting five minutes from the cruise piers.
$79
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Four-seat Polaris RZR off-road tours leaving from the cruise piers, covering the Jade Caverns, Punta Sur and Cenote Aerolito with a beach club stop and lunch.
$85
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Local agency selling a 2.5-hour ATV and cave tour on Honda and Yamaha automatics, with a Jade Cavern swim, from $60 per person on a shared machine.
$60
View DetailsOur recommended island activities
ATV and jungle tours are how most visitors see the inland side of Cozumel, which is otherwise easy to miss entirely.
Almost everything built on this island sits along the west coast. Behind it is low jungle, unpaved track, cave and cenote systems, and the road across to the east side. Guided ATV and buggy runs are the practical way in without your own vehicle, and because they are dry-land activity they fit cleanly into the day before a flight, when diving is finished for the trip. Closed shoes and clothes you do not mind ruining are the two things people forget. Duration, group size, pickup arrangements and what the price covers all vary, and are worth confirming directly rather than reading into a listing title.
The listings below cover the ATV, buggy and jungle operators working on the island, with the details each one publishes. If you are ashore from a ship, start with the Cozumel cruise port guide, and if you would rather drive yourself, scooter and ATV rental covers that.