Parque ecologico Boca del Puma: tirolesas, cenote y aventura en la selva maya

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Tirolesas en la selva y aventura en Boca del Puma

En Boca del Puma, la experiencia de tirolesas se vive en plena selva y con un carácter muy personal. Los viajeros recorren en bici un corto tramo por terreno llano hasta la zona de plataformas, donde comienza un circuito de 7 tirolinas que varían en altura, velocidad, longitud y vistas sobre la jungla. Esa diversidad hace que cada salto se sienta distinto y que quienes tienen algo de miedo a las alturas puedan ir ganando confianza poco a poco. El equipo, atento y con buen sentido del humor, cuida a la vez la seguridad y el ambiente relajado, lo que convierte la aventura en algo divertido más que intimidante. Esta combinación de entorno natural, variedad de recorridos y trato cercano hace que muchos la recuerden como una jornada especialmente memorable en la Riviera Maya.

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We rode bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment. There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear ofThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Oscar D GyvesSeguir

We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. [...] We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, butThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Oscar D GyvesSeguir

These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the otheThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Cenote y contacto auténtico con la selva de Quintana Roo

Más allá de las tirolinas, Boca del Puma ofrece una inmersión directa en la naturaleza de la selva de Quintana Roo. El recorrido incluye un breve paseo interpretativo por la jungla y una introducción a la historia de la familia que ha vivido allí desde principios del siglo XX, lo que ayuda a comprender mejor el entorno y su valor. El cierre perfecto lo pone el baño en un cenote poco masificado, de aguas frescas y limpias, que se describe como impresionante y algo intenso para personas claustrofóbicas, pero absolutamente recomendable. Para quienes buscan una experiencia más auténtica y menos comercial, el conjunto de selva, cenote y relatos de vida local convierte este parque en una alternativa muy especial frente a otros complejos turísticos de la Riviera Maya.

Oscar D GyvesSeguir

Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle isThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Oscar D GyvesSeguir

Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water iThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Organización del tour y buena relación calidad-precio

Quienes visitan Boca del Puma subrayan la buena organización de todo el recorrido, desde el transporte hasta las actividades. El traslado desde el hotel se coordina con claridad, indicando el tipo de vehículo y la hora exacta de recogida, lo que transmite confianza desde el inicio. Una vez en el parque, el itinerario entre tirolinas, paseo por la selva y baño en el cenote se encadena sin esperas eternas ni sensación de grupo masivo. Frente a otros parques de aventura de la zona, se percibe como una opción menos comercial y más ajustada de precio, manteniendo un nivel alto de seguridad y disfrute. Para muchos, el equilibrio entre coste, atención personalizada y autenticidad convierte esta experiencia en una apuesta muy recomendable dentro de la Ruta de los Cenotes.

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The transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told.The transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

Oscar D GyvesSeguir

There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. [...] If you wanThe transportation to and from our hotel was organized and communicated clearly. We knew exactly which type of van to look for and were picked up exactly when we were told. We were greeted at the site by Gabriel and Jesús. We rodé bikes to the platform área for the zipline (only about 1km, flat ground) and were set up with our equipment.
There are 7 ziplines on the attraction and they all differ in height, speed, length and view of the jungle. I have a pretty good fear of heights, but Jesús has a calming way about him that puts his visitors at ease. He also is blessed with a wealth of experience and stories from his life living in the jungle with his family.
We found Gabriel to be a very enjoyable, funny, playful host as well. He has great knowledge of ziplining and the safety/attention-to-detail necessary to make the experience memorable for guests, but made our day so much fun with his sense of humor and jovial attitiude.
Once we finished ziplining, Jesús took us on a brief tour of parts of the jungle and gave us a history of his family in the jungle and life in early 20th Century México. We found it extremely informative. His passion and love of his home and the jungle is obvious and is infectious to those around him.
Gabriel then took us into the cenote for a refreshing swim. The cenote is not for the faint-of-heart (or claustrophobic...of which I am one), but it is beautiful and something that is absolutely worth seeing and experiencing when you are here. The water is cool and fresh and clean.
There are many zipline options in the Cancun/Playa del Carmen/Puerto Morelos área. We chose Boca del Puma because it is NOT a commercialized outfit. We were given individual attention and an amazing experience in an authentic environment. These zipline-type activities grew from Jesús' imagination some 18 years ago and his passion for the jungle and sharing it with others is obvious from the first moment you meet him! If you want a memorable experience at a FRACTION of the price of the other corporate places, go visit Jesús, Gabriel and Boca del Puma. We are glad we did!! ... ver más

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