Xplor

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, THIS PLACE!
If you love to swim, climb, have fun and be adventurous, you will want to come here.
I was amazed at all the things you get to do here, you can’t find this in the USA because there is to many insurance issues.
Sign a waiver here and put on your hard hat, off you go. Explore caves, go zip-​lining, get wet just about every corner you turn, so wear water socks and a bathing suit.
They give you lockers to hold your stuff. Your helmet has a number on it so they keep up with you through out the day and take pictures of you according to your hat, you can pick these up later.
They offer so much!
It was just wonderful to explore these caves like we could never do at home. We will never forget it! Great Anniversary excursion while in Cancun.

This place was amazing! All activities were SO MUCH FUN! definitely a must to do while visiting. Definitely bring a towel, extra clothes, and water shoes. I really loved the zip lining and the river rafting, but the under ground cave swimming was my favorite! I swam both routes. Such an amazing experience.

By far my favorite excursion while on a Royal Caribbean cruise! I did Xplor since I was on a cruise by myself and this is the type of activity that my family member won’t join me for.
My favorite activities were in the natural caves with stalagmites and stalactites. So quiet and beautiful. There are options to swim or paddle through.
I did both zip lines and I am afraid of heights — extremely safe hardware and well trained staff. I never felt unsafe at any point. Do these first as soon as you get there as they are the ones where the line gets the longest through the day.
I road in the buggies through caves — little irritation here as they are not single friendly — they make you pair up as a single female. They said men too but I saw several men riding alone getting off.
Prepare for lots of walking, some waiting in lines, steep ramps and lots of stairs. Sun is not much of an issue — they don’t want you wearing sun lotion or bug spray to keep the natural water clean. Tons of shade is available and with no bug spray, zika virus scares — I never got bitten once. 5 star level of facility and grounds.
The bar was the best with fresh squeezed juices unique to Mexico. I could have sat there all day and guzzled them.
The food buffet was awesome if you love healthy food! Every nut, huge salad buffet, fish, chicken — after all the overly salted, buttered and general fat food from the vacation — this was a blessing.
Warning — you do not need to be an athlete, but you do need to be in shape and able to keep up with activities. I saw several people who thought they would try and just gave up quickly and sat at the bar (non-​alcoholic). This is not a kid friendly activity under like age 12.

Things to bring: towel, bathing suit, change of clothes, water shoes. (They have lockers you can go back and forth to) You have to wear your helmet the whole day but there’s a good reason there are cameras everywhere and keep track of the # on your helmet so you get to see everything you’ve done that day! (Ladies I would recommend keep your hair in a braid for the day.
If you’re in cancun and looking for a place to have an adventure this is a great place to visit! We came to cancun for a wedding and on our last full day some of our group needed off the resort so we came here! Zip lining was awesome. There are two different courses we only had time to do jaguar and it was amazing. There were 12 lines on this course and the last one ended into a waterfall! We also did the side by side ATV driving through the jungle and then the cave river swim which was awesome!
For the cave river swim I would recommend getting some water shoes because some of it is shallow and I did accidentally kick the tops of rocks a few times. No serious damage bit of you have them bring them!
Your price for admission comes with lunch and it’s buffet style but everything tasted great!
I recommend this place to everyone!

Wow. Just awesome! I’m a sucker from some adrenaline and this place gave us just the fix.
Although there were a TON of people at the check in it seemed like we were some of the only people at the park due to it being so massive. It was awesome.
The zip lines were some of the best I’ve ever been on. Flying through waterfalls into water, being able to do a double attached zip with my wife was awesome, and they staff made it pretty easy and even more fun.
Underground rivers were awesome! Stalagmites and stalactites everywhere. It was pretty epic to witness in person.
There were also underground kayaks that were pretty awesome. In the caves you were able to see bats, which was awesome.
They did a great job preserving the natural caves and kept the park really clean.
The buffet area was FREE, and with great food to boot. They had fruit and natural juices along with a salad bar and lots of other food choices as well.
They have a great smoothie bar also. I really loved all of it. The zip line smoothie was my favorite.
I would definitely come back!
Ohhh I forgot one of my favorite parts, the water slide off the zip line area. Epic and a great way to cool down in between zip lines

Based on the activities and stuff, this is a must go place if you’re looking for adventure around the Cancun area! The food buffet was whatever but we didn’t care, we were there for the ziplining and water activities.
Some tips:
Biodegradable/​Environmentally Friendly Sunscreen and Bug Repellent (they will check and ask you to buy their stuff
Bring Water Shoes, Your own towel, and change of clothes
Bring Bottled Water, if you’re concerned about water quality

Awesome excursion if you’re ever in Cancun! In less than an hour bus ride from hotel row you’re transported to a jungle like environment with zip lining and other fun activities. Zip lining is over 2 miles but you have to climb 5 or 6 towers. The towers are super high and there’s really no water on the route so I was super thirsty by tower 3. I’m also terrified of heights but I had a blast and encourage everyone to try it. It’s definitely a work out!
They also have off road vehicles that you can drive on a course. My boyfriend drove and we were going super fast and almost slid into another vehicle. Scary!
We swam through the underwater caves with crystal clear water. It was cold but your body got used to it. You also come across a huge circular waterfall. While one would think this is romantic, it’s really not as the water pelts down on you lol!
They also provide unlimited food and non alcoholic drinks. We enjoyed the food as it was mostly energy building food, which is needed with all of the activities.
Your ugly orange helmet has a number on it and at the end of the day, you can buy a USB with photos that were captured of you. I believe it was $ 25 USD but well worth it! I highly recommend Xplor if you’re adventurous. It’s a full, fun day!

SOLEY FOR THE FOOD, BEWARE!
First I’d like to say this park is amazing. I’ve been two times and feel like everyone should experience something so amazing out in the jungle; HOWEVER after eating here I woke up the next morning with horrible food poisoning and a 107 degree fever. I have never been so disappointed in my life. The last day on my vacation was spent taking medication and laying in bed, barely able to move let alone eat. I don’t think I will ever go back to xplor unfortunately.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE with experiencias xcaret. I’ve never dealt with such horrible customer service from a company as I did with the support staff at experiencias xcaret. My name is Dana and I’m from California. My family and I which consisted of 12 people booked this family trip to cancun and the experience was great up until dealing with the experiencias xcaret company. A fraction of our party were staying at the Hyatt zilara and the rest next door at Gran Caribe. Our Bus driver arrived at our hotel to pick us up at 7:15am there were about 10 people who were checked in ahead of us when Jose who worked for experiencias arrived to us he asked to see the credit card that was used to book the excursion. We explained that we had forgotten thAt credit card back home and he proceeded to tell us that he would be able to take us on the excursion. We provided him with the photo ID, email confirmation both a print out and on my phone email. Also provided him with a photo of the credit card and another debit card that we did bring with us. He said he could not accept this and would need to leave us. He didn’t ask the people ahead of us for any form of identification or credit cards to check in. It was the weirdest thing I felt like it was some sort of discrimination towards us. We called the rest of our party who being picked up at the hotel next door, they all boarded their bus and none of them have to show any form of identification or credit cards to check it. They showed the email print out and that was sufficient.
After our driver left we got on the phone and spoke with Carlos Navarro Lopez, Carla, and lizbeth at experiencias xcaret and explained the situation to them they asked us to email them a photo of the credit card used, photo identification, copy of email print out signed by myself and a photo of my credit card statement showing the $ 387.30 charge. I emailed a copy of every single item that they requested and as I called back they were continuing to ask for additional information. Stating that my current signature did not
match my 15 year old signature from
when I was 18. The requests were ridiculous. Finally they were asking me to send a copy of my passport. This made me very uneasy. They already had my ID, debit card, credit card, copy of credit card statement and now they’re wanting a photo copy of my passport.
The entire 2 hour conversation was ridiculous and very frustrating. This company single handedly ruined my trip to cancun. I will never use this company or recommend them to anyone. If you would like to visit these parks book through a third party. We visited xel ha two days prior using a third party and the experience was very unpleasant.
BEWARE!

Did the zip lines and floated/​swam the underground rivers. Had a blast on both! Usually, on a zip tour, you spend up to an hour on the «rules» and 5 minutes or less zipping. But here, it was 5 minutes of rules, and an hour of fun zips and water slides! Don’t get me wrong, the equipment was well maintained and everything was very safe; in fact safer in most because of the two lines vs one.
Under ground river was amazing.
Fun day

We had an absolutely amazing time and we will definitely be going back next time we are in Mexico!!!
There was so much to see and do and it kept us very busy.
The only downside is that it was super busy and we did not have enough time to do both of the zipline areas without risking missing our bus back to the resort.
Visited March 2013

I recently spent the day at Xplor in Cancun.
Xplor is park which has natural underground ancient rock formations to explore and many zip-​lines all over the Rivera Maya.
All of it was wicked fun! There are what seems like endless underground caves that have waterfalls interspersed, kilometers and kilometers of zip lines, that get progressively steeper and longer, and there are also jet boats.
But having fun wasn’t the only reason our group’s visit to Xplor.
Xplor is fitted with one of the first RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) sensor and fiber optic systems of guest tracking, to incorporate a guest automated photo system, which was designed by a friend of mine and installed by his company.
The Xplor RFID system is now used around the world at many amusement parks to take automated pictures of guests.
To explain RFID system simply, the park is able to monitor each guest while they are at the park, by providing a helmet which is implanted with a RFID chip, which triggers cameras throughout the park to take pictures and later provide all the pictures to each guest at the end of their day on a tiny USB.
We showed the top three representatives of Royal Caribbean Cruises the system (and also had a blast) because the CEO of Royal Caribbean is interested in having the RFID system on the two largest cruise ships that are currently being built to be ready by 2019.
Currently, the tourist photo revenue is approximately a $ 70 million per year business on Royal Caribbean, and those numbers are strictly from the antiquated system of a few people carrying around giant cameras with flash bulbs, taking pictures of guests, and subsequently developing them onsite manually.
Obviously, the new RFID system will and has made quite an impact. Yay technology!
Xplor Cancun is an extremely epic place to see and to explore.
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I ⁵⁄₅ highly recommend Xplor Cancun!

Had a great day… Started with the zip lines and then drove the amphibious vehicles. Had a break for lunch at the buffet and then did the raft tour and then the cave swimming. Then, took a ride on the hammock zipline… Definitely a fun way to cool off.
Note that you will be wet pretty much all day… I recommend swim shorts for women, or shorts that can get wet (they wouldn’t let me wear my capris even on the zipline). You’ll definitely want swim shoes as you’ll be wearing them all day… It isn’t really convenient to stop at the lockers multiple times throughout the day.
Plenty of staff to guide you around, and the food was very good… Each activity was run very efficiently.
Our only complaint was the price… $ 169 per person. As you can only ride the zip lines once and the amphibious vehicles once… It was a bit on the pricy side. However, it was nice knowing that you’ll be able to do everything at least once.

que les puedo contar, me encanta este parque, las tirolesas son increíbles, la sensación de ir sobre la selva de libertad y poder contemplar esa majestuosidad, los ríos a nado o en lancha, disfrutar de la caverna en aguas que alguna vez fueron sagradas y ver las formaciones que el tiempo va dejando, las estalactitas y estalagmitas de verdad no tiene precio! el carrito anfibio igualmente divertido pero sobre todo… los licuados. nos e vayan, es ams no pueden morir sin probar esos ricos y energeticos licuados! claro que la comida es muy buena y muy sabrosa, pero esos licuados merecen un altar! Vayan. Vayan, todos los detalles, la seguridad, las instrucciones. todo esta perfectamente cuidado para que tengas uan experiencia inolvidable!

I had a blast on this excursion and I would give it five stars had a few things been made clear before we went. In an effort to make sure others have a five star experience, here are some pointers.
1. Things to pack: towels, a change of dry clothing, sun-​screen, WATER shoes (not flip flops, not Crocs), and bug spray. If you try and zip-​line in flip flops or sandals, they will make you hold them in your hands for specific lines. The water shoes are so worth it. If you buy them on site, you will be paying $ 29 – 32 per pair.
2. Arrive before they open (park opens at 9:00 AM) so you can settle in and start the zip-​lining first thing. The lines build fast for zip-​lining.
3. Know that you will climb A LOT for the zip-​lining. On a really hot day, it can be a little overwhelming, especially if you start early and are going through the circuits quickly with little rest in between.
4. The RED zip-​line circuit is the «DRY» circuit. The GREEN zip-​line is the «WET» circuit. Don’t be fooled. You WILL get wet ON BOTH CIRCUITS. Plan accordingly. I wish I had known because I wore my Nike exercise pants on the first circuit thinking I wouldn’t get wet. I got soaked and thus, no dry clothes for the rest of the day.
5. Those water shoes I mentioned? You’ll love having them if/​when you do the River Swim or the River Raft excursion. On the River Swim, you are literally swimming through a cenote and you run into rocks if you don’t stay directly in the middle. Your feet can/​will get scraped up without them. Also, it’s near impossible to walk around once your flip flops get wet. You’ll be sliding all over the place as the park has some steep slopes to climb up and down just to get from one place to the other.
6. Put bug spray on immediately. I came back with some heinous bug bites. You forget that you are literally in dense jungle — this park is built inside a pretty lush, green environment. You’ll be glad you used bug spray, I promise.
7. You have to wear a helmet ALL day. The helmet has a chip in it that allows you to have pictures taken of you through out the day. So don’t put your hair up in that messy bun… a french braid is my recommendation. The photo package is one price — $ 89 for all photos taken of you through out the trip. One print of one photo is like, $ 40. It’s way more economical to do the package. They give you a USB that you get to load at the end of your excursion with all the photos. Once you know some of the prime photo spots, it’s pretty easy to do some retakes to ensure you get some good photos.
8. The package you buy includes food. They have a pretty big buffet. You can get a hockey puck for a burger… which is easily the most recognizable of food there… I did that just because I knew it wasn’t sitting out for very long like the salads were. There is no alcohol on site for obvious reasons.
This was SUPER fun. I loved it and would do it again!

So much fun! Definitely try to buy your tickets ahead of time on the webite to save money. We took the collectivo from tulum area for about $ 5 usd roundtrip p/​pthere and it left us right outside the entrance. No one asked us about sun screen or checked our bag. Water shoes are very necessary. I bought a pair for $ 30 which is about the going rate on amazon so I thought it was fair.
Pictures — We bought the picture package, but I think you totally could just slip you cellphone in a water proof case and wear with string around your neck. They actually had these cases for sale there, can’t remember the exact price but it was under $ 30 which is cheaper than their picture package and you wouldn’t have to take all your pictures with the silly hat on. The photos from the package were not as crisp and high quality as we had hoped but still cute.
Definitely lots of walking to do so very prepared! The rafting inside definitely require a lot of arms work so be prepared for that too. Overall we had a lot of fun and would definitely reccommend and return in the future.

Xplor was one of my excursions, and my first trip into Mexico. The ferry ride was quite delightful, the feeling of wind in my hair was nice. And the bus ride to the park was also quite nice, with a very adept tour guide. He did what he could to alleviate the lines for us, getting us to the head of things (or was it the end so we could do it backwards.)
It seemed that we climbed endlessly, only to zip forever to the next tower. Being tall, the trees whipped at my feet or back as they were presented (so those could be trimmed) and the surprise! Iguanas that seemed to appear everywhere where a delight to watch.
My favorite part of the adventure was the underground cave swimming. The water was a delight after being both dehydrated from the sun (more water fountains please!) and all the running about. It was awkward to wear both the helmet and the life vest, but the scenery was well worth the trouble. This was heaven! I loved how the fish congregated in the lights. I liked this part so much that I lingered and my party got away from me. They apparently were a tad worried about me. No need, I was simply loving my time amid the elements.
Our third and least likable experience were the cars. Our car was dangerous… why you ask? The breaks were bad. –very bad-​. They squealed every time we turned a corner, and didn’t want to catch when we would hit them hard. The idea of changing drivers is good when you hear it, but when you have to do it? It’s poorly executed. And when we finally parked, our parking break literally gave out. We pulled it up and it simply died. We tried to tell our host but the language barrier didn’t quite get the urgency across.
The eatery though, this was fabulous. The food was fantastic, and over all, the green drink was the best.
I might come back if I’m ever back in this place. I think though, I might just explore Cancun.

Definitivamente mi parque favorito tanto XPLOR normal como Xplor fuego son dos experiencias increíbles. Recomiendo llevar zapatos para agua (o como se llamen: P) será más fácil y practico caminar por todo el parque ya que el suelo es muy resbaloso y en algunas tirolesas terminan en el agua, la comida es deliciosa, tienen una estación de fruta, licuados, galletas de avena, atole de coco con nuez (delish).
Lleven una toalla y ropa para después de las actividades y durante ellas en el caso de las mujeres pueden estar en traje de baño/​bikini y un short para que las tirolesas no molesten. Anfibios: son divertidos pero no tanto como las tirolesas.
Kayak: Es más fácil cuando son individuales que en pareja.

This was my favorite excursion when I was in Cancun! Located near Playa del Carmen, Xplor would be like if there was an Indiana Jones theme park! While there are only 4 activities, you think you would get them all finished within two hours it really does take all day– and they close at 5pm.
MUSTS: Biodegradable sunblock (they hold yours until you leave if it isn’t) swim suits, towels, water shoes, change of clothes.
There is also a lunch buffet included.
I would suggest doing the zip lining first, as this fills up and you can only do it once. You can zip line as long as you want, but once you return your gear, you can’t return to zip line again. This is why the lines get so backed up. There are two routes for the zip lines. The first one is longer while the second is faster. You are welcome to do both. They both start above all the trees, such an amazing view! Now with this, there is a lot of stair climbing and incline walking. The first route ends by going through a waterfall. The second route includes a waterslide and going through more waterfalls.
There is also ATV driving where you drive through caves, waterfalls, and bridges while you see zip liners above you. So awesome!
The other activities are a swim in an underground cave! Beware because the rocks are sharp on the sides and there are bats flying around the ceiling. The last one is a kayak style ride in a cave.
I love how their photo packages work! Throughout the activities, there are photo points that take your picture automatically censored and tracked by a chip in your helmet. There are also push button photos so you can pose and prepare for your picture. With this, you get other people’s pictures for example if you were standing near by and it picked up your chip, but overall a great purchase. Especially if you don’t have a go pro.
I would definitely go again!

this amusement park is the best!!! and for $ 100 you get an experience like no other and unlimited access to an all you can eat buffet and drinks!!!
Ive been here twice. Once during the day and once at night for Xplor Fuego! Both the day and night experiences are great! There are little differences here and there but not too much.
you get to go on the zip lines, about 10, and the last one send you into this large river. If you do it at night, one zipline sends you through a ring of fire! Great thing is that you dont have to brake yourself. They do all that for you.
you get to do the ATV, which sends you through this lengthy course that last about 25 mins. You get to drive around above ground, then through caves, and over bridges. Alot of fun! You must be 18 and over to drive. If you are between ages 18 – 21 please bring some proof because they are pretty strict on that!
you get to do an underwater cave swim, which is about 20 – 30 mins depending on your swimming ability. Its pretty cool! watch out for rocks and bats sleeping :)
You get to do that paddle boards, which is ok, but if you dont know how to maneuver the thing it will take a loooong time to finish the route and its pretty exhausting.
they also have this hammock ride that dumps you in a large pond, hammocks to just lay in, a natural pool, and a regular pool.
The food in the buffet is pretty good and yes, make sure you bring bug repellent!!! left here with a number of bites!

I’ve been to Xplor twice now and I think it’s the best excursion Riviera Maya has to offer. It’s great for people who are adventurous and active, with fourteen ziplines, a thirty minute river swim, a thirty minute raft course and ATVs. But there are also options for smaller kids or people less active, including a five minute river swim and five minute raft course. The grounds are beautiful with lush rainforest and breathtaking cenotes and the activities really revolve around showcasing the spectacular natural setting of the Mexican Riviera.
I recently came here with a group of ten, aged 11 – 50. We had a blast doing every single activity. There are two zipline circuits with seven courses each, one more advanced with high towers and high speeds, and another with shorter rides and more water landings. I liked the latter course the best, which included at awesome water slide through the jungle and beautiful, less scary courses through waterfalls. Other people in my party preferred the taller towers because they were more exhilarating. You definitely have to be in decent physical shape to climb up to the towers. By the time we were halfway through the first circuit, my thighs were already starting to burn. Ziplining is certainly the most popular attraction at Xplor. I would recommend doing this activity first before the lines get long.
The ATVs are awesome. They seat four and drivers must be over age 18 with a valid drivers license. The course is long! About 15 minutes or longer depending on how fast you drive, and the roads twist and turn though the jungle and inside the cenotes. The one problem with this attraction is that people can be extra lame drivers and it really sucks to get stuck behind someone slow or unable to maneuver the turns.
The cenotes, surprisingly, were my favorite part of the excursion. The river swim is more fun than the raft (mainly because on the raft, people can be extra lame and hold up the course, but they can be easily passed on the swim). The cenotes are breathtaking, with epic formations of stalactites and stalagmites and caverns both large and small. The water is cold! But after the initial chill, it is refreshing, especially after being in the Yucatan heat all day. There are two courses to choose from: a five minute swim or a thirty minute swim. A life vest is a requirement for all and I would recommend wearing water shoes for this activity, as it is very easy to scuff ones feet on sharp rocks. Keep a lookout for small fish and bats!
We booked the excursion through our hotel and it included transportation. A day pass includes a lunch buffet which was surprisingly awesome! It’s international so they have everything from Mexican choices to pasta and hot dogs and hamburgers. Don’t forget to try the flan, which tastes better than it looks. I would recommend arriving when the park opens to avoid lines, and get to the lunch buffet early or you’ll waste time waiting for a table. There are lockers to store goods, and aside from an underwater camera, I would not bring anything with me on any of the activities. There are water fountains throughout the park, and there is a beverage machine by the heart which is complimentary. Even though I’ve been here twice already, I’d still look forward to coming back!

Está padrísimo pero si no te gusta la aventura como a mi, mejor vete a xel-​ha. Las grutas son fabulosas como las de cualquier otro lugar con grutas. Y la comida también es muy buena. Las tirolesas no tengo idea pues no me subí, los anfibios son unos carritos equis y de las balsas no quiero ni acordarme porque me caí muchas veces y las detesté millones.

Long review — if you don’t want to read the whole thing just be sure to check the tips.
Totally 5 — Star adventure, a must do for anyone coming to Cancun who wants more than unlimited food and alcohol at their resorts or cruises. Unilocalers, you absolutely need to do this.
The park has 4 activities: Ziplines, cave — rafting, cave-​swimming, and an awesome ATV course and is not for the infirm or faint of heart. You will absolutely be tired at the end of this rewarding day.
Tip — wear comfy clothes that dry quickly. The lockers are small (don’t be afraid to ask for 2 if are a couple) so the less you wear to the park the better. Bathing suits are highly ideal, bring a second to change into at the end of the day. They have changing rooms and showers (open –air, with pull-​chain) so you can rinse off, but don’t expect to shower nude (while there is a lot of skin on display here, it is still a family park). So planning ahead is very helpful. SUNSCREEN!!!
Tip — Important — footwear. we wore Tiva sandals which strap on to your foot nicely and dry pretty quick, but I would have much rather had dive shoes or water shoes as they are closed-​toe for safety. With all events you can /​will get wet or soaked.
Tip — eat a substantial breakfast, the bus ride to the park is about 90 minutes and you are going to be getting so much physical exercise your body is going to need the fuel. The all inclusive afternoon meal does not start until noon (then runs until close). Also be well hydrated — meaning drink, drink, drink… water or juice, especially if you over indulged in alcohol the night prior. Drinks are offered throughout the park — Drink!!! Thirst is a delayed sign of early dehydration and does not kick in until you have lost about 10% of your body fluids. This sounds gross, but urine color is the best indicator of hydration status: clear = hydrated, the darker your urine the greater the dehydration. I’m military and a medical provider, I know what I’m telling you!
Tip — Food — to say the least, there is a huge variety of delicious choices both for the carnivorous and the herbivore (vegetarian). Don’t over eat and go back to vigorous activities because you may lose lunch. Recommend you eat small between 12 and 1, then come back at 4 after you clean up /​change for a snack because the bus ride home is long.
Tip — There is free Wi-​Fi in the dining area — so if you don’t have international phone and data, you can log on and check in to Unilocal,Facebook, or wherever to show off to friends and family without problems. The best time to do this is after you are done and cleaned up, because water and technology really don’t like each other (and while you may have insurance, just remember you can’t replace the phone until you’re home).
We did 3 of the 4 activities, and just like any American amusement park there are long waiting lines, but none of these events are completed in 2 to 4 minutes like our Rollercoaster rides. Each activity ranges from a minimum of 20 minutes (ATV) to 90 minutes (zip lines). Our longest wait yesterday was about 20 — 25 minutes for the ATV course.
The Ziplines are amazing, we’ve done Ziplines in the States but none were this exhilarating nor any that provide you with a workout as well. The towers have 2 and some 3 lines, so everyone is moving along with minimal waiting once on the course. All the towers provide you with a fantastic view, but the 80 meter tower has the best view of all. With every Zipline there is a tower to climb stairs and ladders afterwards. So if you huff and puff after a single flight of stairs, this is NOT FOR YOU!!!
The cave — rafting is amazing as you maneuver through the meandering waterways crafted by nature in this subterranean adventure. Magnificent formations of stalactites & stalagmites will astound you as you make your way through one of two courses 3.5 to 4 football fields in length. This course is subterranean so it is cool and the water is cold but you are going to sweat. Again with hand paddles you are going to get an upper body workout. So if you can’t carry 5 to 10 pound objects for very long you might want to think twice before you find yourself stuck and exausted halfway through. Also if you are claustrophobic (hate small confined places, definitely not me as I love snaking through tight wet places… lol), this is NOT FOR YOU!!!
The ATV course is amazing as you drive a 4 wheel ATV around the multitude of hairpin curves, along sections of trail with small to moderate drops without guardrails, through sections of figure S trails where you can see the trees that people got to close to & clipped /​hit them, in and out of multiple subterranean caverns some with water & others without. This is a 20 minute ride you will never forget. And one I could spend the whole day going back for another run. The wait here is well worth this journey. Again if you are claustrophobic, plunging in and out of dark spaces just is NOT FOR YOU!!!
No ifs here, we will be back!!!

Ein voller Erfolg War das dort heute.
Es gibt vier Disziplinen.
Zip line über den jungel
Atv fahren
Rafting (Kanu für verliebte)
Swimming
Das Buffet zwischendurch ist okay.
Der Eintritt ist mit 100 € etwas happig

recuerdo que conocí Xplor con mis sobrinos, todos ellos adolescentes. Este parque cuenta con dos opciones: día o noche. Nosotros fuimos a la de noche. La adrenalina estaba a mil durante el trayecto hacía el parque.
La atracción principal son las tirolesas, que en total son 10!!! Vaya que sientes el nervio desde el momento en que te colocan el arnés. Una vez que saltes de la primera torre no hay manera de regresar, salvo terminar el recorrido de las 10 torres. En el primer salto sientes la adrenalina a todo lo que puedes, en las ultimas torres pues ya se baja.
No se sirven bebidas alcohólicas por la seguridad de los asistentes y el buffet no es muy pesado. Te recomiendo probar sus aguas frescas y dejarte llevar en todo momento por el sonido del «corazón». Pd.- el paseo en canoa es mejor en pareja.

Antes del domingo hacía ya años que fui por primera y única vez a Xplor, el parque más aventurero y extremo de los de grupo Xcaret. Ubicado a no más de un kilómetro de su parque hermano Xcaret, Xplor tiene el mismo ambiente natural que él. Desde que llegas ves nuestra hermosa bandera, volando a 45 metros en la torre más alta de lo que es el recorrido por tirolesas sobre la jungla quintanarroense.
El parque cuenta con tres actividades principales, vehículos anfibios, tirolesas, y recorridos nadados o en balsa a través de ríos subterráneos. Como se ha de esperar de un grupo tan grande y especializado como Experiencias Xcaret las medidas de seguridad y atención al visitante son cómo nuestra industria turística, de primer nivel.
Pero este domingo me tocó vivir Xplor de una forma mucho más densa, en la Bravest Race, la cual tomó lugar por primera vez en enero de este año y ahora mejorada el 19 de octubre. Es una carrera de obstáculos a través de las entrañas de este parque, que explora el mundo subterráneo único de nuestra querida península de Yucatán. Podemos agradecer esta maravilla al enorme asteroide que se encargó de los dinosaurios hace millones de años, así dejando estos primitivos mundos salir al nuestro.
Al parque hay que venir con ropa cómoda antes que nada, aquí agradecemos a los Crocs o calzado anfibio que por más horrendo que sea es práctico en este parque ya que exploras tanto nuestro mundo como el subterráneo acuático. Durante tu recorrido en tirolesas habrá uno donde no aterrizas en otra torre, sino acuatizas directo en la dulce helada agua. Serán unas cuantas semanas para que se terminen secando bien tus tenis.
Una exploración tan profunda de un mundo radicalmente diferente al nuestro requiere tremenda energía, siendo todo incluido tenemos una gran variedad de comidas ligeras y saludables siempre a la mano como frutas, jugos, y agua. Pero espérate a que llegues al restaurante, el Troglodita, para llegar a reponer toda la energía ya quemada y seguirle.
Ofrecen precios especiales para nosotros los quintanarroenses presentando una identificación oficial.
El parque abre de 9:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m. y a partir de las 5:30 a las 10:30 se prenden las antorchas y empieza Xplor fuego, al cual estoy esperando aún ir para poder contarles.

Si lo tuyo es la aventura, las alturas y la emoción. Lánzate. Vive el aire, la tierra y el agua
Con más de 2 Km de tirolesas la diversión en Xplor está garantizada.
Hay dos circuitos, uno más largo que el otro, ambos garantizan que disfrutarás el panorama desde las alturas y a toda velocidad. Las atracciones ofrecen amplia seguridad ya que las tirolesas son de doble tiro, así que todo tu peso está soportado por dos cables a la vez; eso súmale el buen arnés que te ponen.
Cuando dejaste los cielos, lo subterráneo te espera. Un río subterráneo, cuevas con estalactitas y estalagmitas, paseo en balsa en río subterráneo (es más como un kayak para dos personas y sumamente difícil de usar)
Si quieres seguir con la velocidad también tienen vehículos anfibios todo terreno que te llevarán a conocer senderos ocultos, mojados y en cuevas.
Mi recomendación, aprende a reconocer dónde están las cámaras y cuando pases chachan! sonríe para cámara escondida.
Con tanta aventura, llégale a la comida, DELICIOSA, de los tres parques ésta fue la mejor. Además a mi esposa le prepararon por su cumpleaños un platillo especial de postre con una margarita de mango sin alcohol De Lujo!!!
Ahí la cocina es internacional y más de corte desenfrenado como hamburguesas, pizza, pasta y si te da culpa tienen barra de ensaladas.
Al final podrás comprar todas las fotos que se van almacenando en el caso que te brindan. Mi opinión es que si ya fuiste tan lejos llévatelas.
OJo, como siempre se me olvidaba algo: Si hay estacionamiento y la transportación de Experiencias Xcaret también vale mucho la pena

Definitivamente no es el tipo de parque al que normalmente acudo, las tirolesas no se hicieron para mi, pero es bastante divertido ver las reacciones de la gente y es bueno probar nuevas experiencias de vez en cuando.
Si lo tuyo no son las emociones extremas puedes pasearte en los anfibios, y nadar un rato tranquilamente y sin presiones.
Es un lugar con una vegetación interesante y las grutas son dignas de admirarse, es uno de los parques más visitados por la gente joven y notan joven en busca de rutas interesantes.
No pude quedarme al xplor fuego pero creo que vale mucho la pena ver esas formaciones rocosas con una buena iluminación por la noche.
Lo que más recuerdo fue la comida, el restaurante el troglodita tiene muy buenas opciones y los licuados que ofrecen también son buenos para reponerte después del desgaste físico de todo el día de paseo.

Si eres valiente y aguantador este es el parque para ti. Yo creo es una experiencia intensa y agotadora, pero bien divertida.
Este parque selvático te ofrece durante el día paseos en tirolesa, vehículos anfibios, nado en río y balsas.
Durante el día estarás sumergido en la aventura subterránea y podrás admirar el paisaje si decides asentarse de tirolesas de bastantes metros de altura.
En la noche podrás apreciar las formaciones rocosas y disfrutar del xplor fuego que es maravilloso.
Los niños menores de 5 años no pueden pasar. Se hace descuento para locales.
Medita qué parques del grupo xcaret quieres visitar ya que si compras en paquete es más económico.
La comida que ofrecen es muy recomendable.

Si nunca te has aventado de una tirolesa este es un gran lugar para intentarlo por primera vez, ya que son 100% seguras y tienen un sistema infalible para evitar que te arrepientas a última hora, tal y como me lo aplicaron a mi: ya que tenía puesto el arnés de seguridad y esta enganchada a la tirolesa les dije que ya no quería aventarme, el chavo encargado me dijo, «ok, entonces coloque así sus manos y déjeme revisar algo»…y sin avisarme me aventó…y pues ni cómo reclamar.
La tirolesa más alta cuenta con 45 metros de elevación, ¿entienden mi cobardía?.
Y aunque quisiera decirles que superé mi miedo, la verdad es que no fue así, padecí y sufrí bastante los dos circuitos de tirolesas, sólo los completé porque ya estaba ahí y tenía que vivir la experiencia, pero si regresara no las recorrería de nuevo aunque sean la principal atracción del parque.
Mi amorcito, por el contrario, se divirtió tanto que no ve el momento de poder regresar e incluso quiere probar el recorrido nocturno.
Lo que más me gustó fue el río subterráneo, a pesar de que las cavernas están acondicionadas para que entren los visitantes, trataron de respetar la naturaleza y es muy agradable ver las formaciones rocosas y hasta los murciélagos que viven ahí.
El recorrido en los vehículos anfibios también es agradable, pero aunque parezca increíble ¡se hacen embotellamientos! y eso que fui en temporada baja.
Lo que sí no es tan agradable es el recorrido en balsas, ya que son muy difíciles de controlar y aunque tú ya hayas dominado la técnica siempre te encuentras con alguien atorado que nomás no le haya al asunto.
La comida es deliciosa, debo decir que de los tres parques de Experiencias Xcaret que he visitado (Xcaret, Xel-​Ha y Xplor) aquí en Xplor tienen la mejor comida, bebida y postres.
Las galletas, bebidas calientes y frías, smoothies y licuados que hay en la estación de recuperación después de terminar los recorridos son realmente deliciosos, deben darse tiempo de probarlos, al fin el gasto calórico que se tiene para recorrer el parque es bastante.
Lo único que me gustaría es que vigilaran más a la gente, porque aunque se les insiste mucho en que no toquen las estalactitas y estalagmitas por lo delicadas y la cantidad de años que tardan en formarse, no falta el irrespetuoso que quiere llevarse una de recuerdo y lo consigue.