Sky Trail: Sky Bike, Tarzania, Bungee Swing & Zip Line with lunch

The wildest part of this Riviera Maya adventure is the Sky Bike, where you pedal a bicycle suspended roughly 100 meters above the jungle. I like that the four-hour outing gives you more than one thrill: six zip lines, the Tarzania human rollercoaster, and a bungee swing keep the day moving.

I also like the careful guide support and small maximum group of 20. Guides including Deyose, Juanelo, Kike, and Manolo are praised for patience, encouragement, and good humor. The main drawback is practical: you will get dirty, lockers cost $12, and the activity demands a moderate level of fitness and comfort with heights.

Quick takeaways

• Pedal 100 meters above the jungle: The Sky Bike is the unusual centerpiece, not just another zip line.
• Climb 16 meters before the action begins: You need to be ready for a high platform and exposed aerial activities.
• Six zip lines plus Tarzania and a bungee swing: The package offers several types of thrills in one visit.
• A light lunch and water are included: It helps round out the four-hour outing, though this is not a full meal.
• Small groups cap at 20 people: That gives the guides a reasonable chance to help with equipment and nerves.
• Bring a swimsuit and spare clothes: Dirt, sweat, and the park’s outdoor setting make a change of clothes a smart call.

The Sky Bike is the reason to book

Many adventure parks offer a zip line. Far fewer put you on a bicycle in the air. At Selvatica, the main challenge begins with a climb to a platform about 16 meters high, followed by a 100-meter ride above the Mayan jungle.

You are not simply sitting back while gravity does the work. You must pedal and keep your balance while suspended above the tree canopy. That makes the Sky Bike more active than a standard zip line, and it may feel more personal because your speed and rhythm are part of the experience.

The equipment is designed with safety in mind. You receive a helmet and harness, and the guides lead you through the aerial section. Still, the safety gear does not change the basic fact that you are high above the ground. If heights make you freeze, this is worth considering before you pay.

I like the Sky Bike because it asks for concentration rather than relying only on a quick burst of courage. You have to keep moving, look ahead, and trust the system. It is the sort of activity you may remember more clearly than a short ride where you simply hang on.

Six zip lines keep the pace high

After the Sky Bike, you move into a six-line circuit. The precise length and layout of each line are not specified, so you should expect a series of aerial runs rather than one single long crossing.

This part gives you a chance to settle into the harness system. The first line can feel like a test, especially if the platform height still has your attention. By the later lines, you may have a better sense of your body position and the guide instructions.

The jungle setting adds much of the appeal. You are looking down through the treetops rather than crossing an urban structure or indoor course. The views are a real part of the experience, though the focus is more on speed, height, and movement than on quiet nature watching.

Guide support matters here. The staff members named in connection with the activity include Deyose, Juanelo, Chino, Jonathan, Juan, Carlos, Hugo, Kike, Manolo, and Tabasco. You may not meet all of them, but the repeated praise for patience, encouragement, and attention gives you a useful picture of the service style to expect.

The group limit of 20 is also helpful. A group that size is not private, but it is more manageable than a large crowd. Guides can give instructions, check equipment, and encourage people who need an extra moment before a launch.

Tarzania adds a different kind of motion

Tarzania is described as a zipline coaster, which makes it different from the regular zip lines. Instead of simply traveling along a line, you get a more coaster-like ride through the air.

That variety is important. The Sky Bike tests balance and pedaling. The regular zip lines focus on gliding. Tarzania changes the sensation again, giving the schedule a stronger amusement-ride feel.

You should expect a physical outing rather than a sightseeing trip with a few optional activities. The course requires climbing, harness use, and repeated movement. A moderate fitness level is recommended, and you will be better off if you arrive ready to follow instructions and keep moving.

The staff’s role becomes especially useful when an activity looks intimidating. Kike and Manolo are among the guides praised for giving people confidence, while Deyose and Juanelo are noted for patience and friendly help. Names and assignments can change, but the experience clearly depends on an active guide team rather than a self-directed course.

The bungee swing is the biggest nerve test

The bungee swing gives the tour its clearest moment of pure fear. Unlike the Sky Bike, which asks you to pedal, the swing asks you to accept a sudden drop and the motion that follows.

This is where you may discover that your toughest opponent is not the height but the pause before the jump. If you enjoy adrenaline rides, the swing brings the sharpest rush of the day. If you are nervous, the guides’ encouragement can help, but no one else can make the decision for you.

I appreciate that the activity offers several ways to enjoy the course. You do not have to rely on one attraction to justify the price. Someone who finds the bungee swing too much may still have the Sky Bike, six zip lines, and Tarzania, subject to the park’s operating and safety instructions.

The supplied details do not state separate age, weight, or height rules. Do not assume that every participant can use every feature. If those requirements matter to you, confirm them with Selvatica before booking.

Lunch is useful, but keep expectations modest

A light lunch and water are included. That is convenient after several aerial activities, especially when you have spent part of the morning climbing, gripping equipment, and moving through the course.

The meal is described as light, not as a full buffet or a major food stop. If you need a large meal after physical activity, plan your expectations accordingly. The included food is best viewed as a practical break rather than a reason to choose this tour.

The food has received warm praise, and the staff members Jonathan, Juan, and Carlos are specifically associated with attentive service around the meal and general visit. You can also bring cash or a credit card for drinks, photos, and souvenirs.

A swimsuit is recommended, even though the main attractions are aerial. The activity information also advises comfortable clothing and shoes. You should bring a change of clothes because dirt is part of the day, not an unlikely accident.

What the $119 price really covers

At $119 per person, this is not a low-cost park visit. The value depends on whether you want several active attractions in one compact outing.

The price includes the six-zip-line circuit, Sky Bike experience, Tarzania, bungee swing, light lunch, and water. You are paying for a package rather than buying a single ride. For someone who wants a full morning of high-adrenaline activities, that can be fair value.

The four-hour duration helps. You are not traveling to the park for one brief zip line and then leaving. The schedule gives you time for the main aerial ride, the six-line circuit, Tarzania, the swing, and food.

There are extra costs to remember. A locker is not included and costs $12. You may also want photos, drinks, or souvenirs, so the advertised price is not necessarily your final spending total.

I would compare this with your own priorities. If you want a calm jungle walk, wildlife viewing, or a cultural visit, the price will not feel worthwhile. If you want a concentrated sequence of physical challenges and do not mind paying for convenience, the package makes more sense.

Getting to the park and planning the morning

The meeting point is Selvatica, The Adventure Tribe, on Ruta de los Cenotes at kilometer 18, in the Puerto Morelos area. Although the experience is sold as a Cancun activity, the meeting point is not in central Cancun. Check your route carefully before the 10:30 a.m. start.

The experience ends back at the same meeting point. That is useful if you have arranged your own transportation, since you return to where you began rather than finishing at a different attraction.

A mobile ticket is accepted, and confirmation is provided when you book. The tour is usually reserved about 12 days ahead, so booking early is sensible if your holiday dates are fixed. Free cancellation is available when you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

Wear clothes you can move in and shoes that are comfortable for climbing and outdoor activity. Bring a swimsuit, spare clothes, and money for the locker. Keep valuables limited, since the locker rental is an extra charge and you will be occupied with equipment for much of the morning.

Who will enjoy this most

This suits you if you like active outings, heights, and a little controlled fear. It is particularly good for couples or friends who want a shared challenge. One person can encourage the other through the first platform, then you can compare your reactions after the swing.

It also works for families with older children, provided everyone meets the park’s own safety requirements. The supplied information does not provide an age minimum, so check before booking for children or teens.

You should think twice if you have poor fitness, dislike climbing, or feel strongly uneasy about being suspended above the ground. The guides can offer encouragement, but they cannot remove the physical demands of the course.

This is not the best pick if your idea of a perfect Riviera Maya morning is a slow meal, a beach, or a quiet walk. It is built around motion, height, and a busy sequence of attractions.

The service makes a real difference

The strongest thread in the feedback about this activity is the staff. Guides are praised for being patient, helpful, upbeat, and good at giving people confidence. That matters because a technical adventure can feel cold or stressful if instructions are rushed.

The named teams include Deyose and Juanelo, Chino and his crew, Hugo, Kike, Manolo, and Tabasco. Gaby and Paco are associated with photography, and the wider staff includes people working in transport, checkout, the boutique, bar, and maintenance.

You should not book solely on the chance of meeting one particular employee. Staff assignments change. Still, the range of positive comments suggests that the park treats encouragement and personal attention as part of the experience, not as an afterthought.

The photo service may appeal to you if you want proof of the Sky Bike or bungee swing. It is an extra purchase, so decide in advance how much you want to spend on pictures.

Should you book the Selvatica Sky Trail?

Book it if you want a four-hour burst of aerial activity and like the idea of combining a suspended bicycle with zip lines, a coaster-style ride, and a bungee swing. The Sky Bike gives this outing a more unusual identity than a standard zip-line package, while the guides and small group limit add useful support.

Skip it if you want a relaxed day, dislike heights, or are trying to keep extra costs low. At $119, plus a $12 locker and possible spending on photos and drinks, it is best value when you plan to use every major activity.

For the right person, this is a memorable way to spend a morning near Puerto Morelos. Pack light, dress for dirt, arrive ready to climb, and leave room in your plans for the possibility that your legs will want a quiet afternoon.

FAQ

Where does the Sky Trail experience begin?

It begins at Selvatica, The Adventure Tribe, on Ruta de los Cenotes, kilometer 18, in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

What time does the activity start?

The scheduled start time is 10:30 a.m.

How long does the experience last?

The activity lasts approximately four hours.

What activities are included?

The experience includes the Sky Bike, a six-zip-line circuit, Tarzania, a bungee swing, a light lunch, and water.

Is lunch included?

Yes. A light lunch and water are included.

Is a locker included in the price?

No. Locker rental costs $12.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring a swimsuit and a change of clothes. You should also bring cash or a credit card for photos, souvenirs, drinks, and the locker.

How many people can join the activity?

The maximum group size is 20 people.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes, you can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.