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

The wildest part of this Cancun-area adventure is the Sky Bike, where you pedal along a suspended route about 100 meters above the Mayan jungle. You then climb to a 16-meter platform for six zip lines, Tarzania, and a bungee swing. It is a compact burst of height, speed, and nerves at Selvatica.

I like the clear mix of activities: you are not paying for one short zip line and heading home. I also like the strong guide presence, with names such as Kike, Manolo, Chino, Juan, Deyose, and Juanelo repeatedly associated with patient instruction and encouragement. The main caution is simple: you need moderate fitness, comfortable clothes, and a willingness to get dirty.

Key points before you book

• Pedal 100 meters above the jungle: The Sky Bike tests balance more than brute strength and gives you an unusual view from the treetops.
• Six zip lines follow the bike ride: This turns the outing into a full aerial circuit rather than a single thrill.
• Tarzania adds a rollercoaster-style jolt: The zipline coaster is a different sensation from a standard straight-line ride.
• The bungee swing is the biggest nerve test: Expect a fast drop and swinging motion for a strong final adrenaline hit.
• Guides play a major role: Kike, Manolo, Chino, Juan, Deyose, and Juanelo are among the team members noted for patience, humor, and reassurance.
• Lunch and water are included: Budget extra for the USD 12 locker, plus optional photos, drinks, and souvenirs.

A Sky Bike ride unlike a normal bike tour

Forget paved roads and leisurely cycling. Here, the bike is suspended in the air, and your job is to pedal along a high route above the trees. The published course describes a 100-meter glide through the Sky Trail, with the platform reaching about 16 meters above the ground.

That height is enough to make the first moments feel serious. You will wear a helmet and harness, and the course uses a safety system designed for the activity. Still, the equipment does not remove the mental challenge. You must keep moving, trust the setup, and manage your balance while looking down at the jungle.

I like this opening because it asks something different from you. A zip line lets gravity do most of the work. The Sky Bike requires active effort, even if the route is short. You are participating rather than simply being carried from one platform to the next.

The course is best for someone who wants an adrenaline activity with a physical element. You do not need to be an expert cyclist, based on the information provided, but you should be comfortable with moderate physical activity. If heights make you freeze, the guides can help you build confidence, but the experience is still designed to test that fear.

Climbing to the 16-meter platform

The aerial portion begins with a climb to a platform around 16 meters high. That is roughly the height of a five-story building, so the climb itself becomes part of the experience rather than a minor step between activities.

At the top, you prepare for the aerial circuit under the direction of the guides. Custom helmets and harnesses are provided, and the staff leads you through the safety process. Pay close attention here. The better you understand the equipment and the instructions, the easier it is to enjoy the height.

The group size is limited to a maximum of 20 people. That is not a private outing, but it should keep the activity from feeling like a huge crowd. The pace can still depend on the group, especially when people need extra time before a zip line or the bungee swing.

This is where the guide team matters most. Deyose and Juanelo are specifically praised for patience and help, while Kike and Manolo are associated with giving participants confidence. Chino and his crew are also noted for keeping the mood light. Expect energetic encouragement rather than a quiet nature walk.

Six zip lines over the Mayan jungle

After the Sky Bike, you take on a six-zip-line circuit. Six rides give you repeated chances to settle into the equipment and get a feel for the speed. The first may bring the most nerves, while later runs can feel more playful once you know what to expect.

The setting is a major part of the appeal. You are moving above the Mayan jungle, with views of the tree canopy rather than roads, buildings, or resort grounds. The available information does not give the length or speed of each zip line, so you should not book this expecting a specific course profile. What you can count on is a sequence of six aerial runs.

The variety also helps justify the price. At $119 per person, this is not a bargain attraction for a quick photo and one short ride. You get several aerial activities, lunch, and water during an outing of about four hours. The value improves if you want a full half-day of active entertainment in one place.

Do keep your expectations practical. Six zip lines do not mean six completely different sensations. Some may feel similar, and the total time on the lines is only one part of the four-hour visit. The Sky Bike, Tarzania, bungee swing, safety briefing, transitions, and lunch all share the schedule.

Tarzania, the zipline coaster

Tarzania is described as a human rollercoaster on a zipline. That sets it apart from the regular circuit, where the main sensation is a forward glide. Here, you should expect a more playful ride with a coaster-like feel.

This is a good middle step between the standard zip lines and the bungee swing. You are still using the aerial safety system, but the ride adds another layer of movement. For someone who enjoys amusement rides but wants a jungle setting, Tarzania may be the most distinctive part of the course.

The name and format also make this activity useful for mixed groups. One person may prefer the straightforward zip lines, while another wants the oddest, most unusual ride of the day. Since both are part of the same program, you do not have to choose one style of thrill in advance.

The course is built around adrenaline, not quiet sightseeing. You will see the jungle from above, but this is not a slow viewing platform. If your priority is wildlife, botany, or a calm look at the Riviera Maya, choose a different excursion. If you want motion, height, and a few moments that make you laugh at your own nerves, Tarzania fits.

The bungee swing brings the biggest commitment

The bungee swing is the clearest test of courage in the program. A swing sounds familiar, but the height and sudden movement change the feeling. This is the point where you need to decide how much adrenaline you really want.

I like having it included rather than sold as the only main event. You can spend the earlier part of the course adjusting to the harness, climbing, and zip lines before facing the swing. By then, you have already learned how the equipment works and had time to take encouragement from the guides.

That said, do not treat it as a minor add-on. The description presents the swing as an extreme activity, and the tour is aimed at people seeking a no-limits adventure. If you are uneasy about heights, think carefully before booking. The staff can offer support and confidence, but no guide can remove the basic fact that you are choosing a high-adrenaline ride.

The strongest personal value may be here. Several comments describe the satisfaction of overcoming fear with a spouse or companion. That makes the swing a good choice for couples or friends who want a shared challenge rather than passive entertainment.

Guides, safety, and the tone of the day

Safety equipment includes a custom helmet and harness, and the aerial course has a built-in safety system. Guides accompany the activities and provide instruction, direction, and encouragement. That structure matters because the biggest barrier is often not physical strength. It is hesitation before the first step.

The staff names connected with the experience include Kike, Manolo, Chino, Juan, Deyose, Juanelo, Hugo, Charlie, Brandon, and Liz, along with Gaby and Paco, who are associated with photography. You should not expect to have every one of these people assigned to your group. The useful point is that the operation has a visible team handling guiding, support, photos, transport, checkout, the boutique, bar, and maintenance.

The tone appears lively and hands-on. Guides are described as patient, attentive, friendly, and good at cheering people on. That can be a real advantage if you are nervous, especially during the first climb or before the bungee swing.

Still, this is not a place for total independence. You will follow the course rules and the guide’s directions. Listen carefully, keep your harness and helmet on as required, and do not let excitement make you rush. A safety-first design works best when you cooperate with it.

Lunch, clothing, and the locker cost

A light lunch and water are included. That is useful after several active attractions, though the wording indicates a light meal rather than a large feast. Plan to eat beforehand if you normally need substantial food during a physically active morning, but do not count on details that have not been provided about the menu.

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Bring a swimsuit and a change of clothes because you are advised that you may get dirty. The outfit matters more than style here. Choose clothing you can move in and do not mind getting dusty or wet.

A locker costs USD 12 and is not included. This is one of the clearest extra costs to plan for. You will also want money or a card for optional photos, souvenirs, and drinks. The staff includes photographers, with Gaby and Paco specifically connected with that part of the operation, so photo packages may be tempting after the activity.

Bring only what you need onto the course. A locker is the sensible choice for valuables and spare clothes. Since the available details do not say what can be carried during each attraction, assume that loose items will be inconvenient or restricted.

Is $119 a fair price?

At $119 per person, this experience sits in the paid-adventure category rather than the casual family outing category. The price includes the Sky Bike, six zip lines, Tarzania, the bungee swing, lunch, and water. It also covers about four hours of organized activity at Selvatica.

I consider the price reasonable if you want several attractions in one booking. You are not paying separately for the major rides, and the guide team, safety equipment, and course supervision are part of the package. The number of included activities gives the admission more weight than a single zip-line ticket.

The value is weaker if you dislike heights or might skip the bungee swing and other intense sections. You should book this for the complete aerial experience, not simply for the jungle view. A person who plans to watch from the side would not get the same return.

Remember the locker charge. Add USD 12 if you want secure storage, and keep a little extra available for drinks, photos, or souvenirs. The listed price does not include those items.

Timing and getting ready for the four-hour visit

The scheduled start time is 10:30 a.m., and the experience lasts about four hours. It begins and ends at Selvatica, The Adventure Tribe, on Ruta de los Cenotes at kilometer 18, Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo.

Because the end point is the same as the meeting point, you do not need to arrange a separate finish location. The supplied details do not state that hotel pickup is included, so confirm your own transportation plan to the Selvatica meeting point before booking.

Confirmation is provided when you book. The group can include up to 20 people, and the actual rhythm may change depending on how quickly the group moves through safety checks and each attraction. Give yourself a calm start. Arriving rushed is a poor way to begin a course built around height and balance.

The cancellation policy is friendly if your plans are still uncertain. You can receive a full refund by canceling at least 24 hours before the local start time. Changes or cancellations made inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

Who should book the Sky Trail?

I would point this experience toward active adults, older children who meet the operator’s requirements, couples, and friends who enjoy a shared challenge. It suits people who want more than a standard zip line and who like the idea of combining balance, climbing, gliding, and swinging in one outing.

It is especially good for a group with mixed fears. One person may be excited about the Sky Bike, another about Tarzania, and another about the six zip lines. The guides can help keep the mood positive when someone needs a little time before committing.

Use caution if you have low fitness, dislike heights, or want a relaxed jungle visit. The activity requires moderate physical fitness and includes several high, active elements. The provided details do not specify age, weight, health, or accessibility rules, so ask Selvatica directly about any requirement that affects you.

My verdict on this Cancun adventure

Book it if you want a tightly packed four-hour adrenaline session and the thought of pedaling above the jungle sounds more exciting than alarming. The strongest reasons are the unusual Sky Bike, the six-line circuit, the added Tarzania coaster, and the bungee swing, all supported by guides who are known for patience and encouragement.

Skip it if your main goal is a quiet look at the Riviera Maya, a long meal, or a gentle bike ride. Also think twice if you are likely to avoid the high elements. For the right person, $119 buys a varied half-day with lunch and water. For everyone else, the price may be too high for activities they do not want to attempt.

FAQ

Where does the Sky Trail experience start?

It starts at Selvatica, The Adventure Tribe, on Ruta de los Cenotes, kilometer 18, 77580 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.

Where does the tour end?

It ends back at the Selvatica meeting point.

What activities are included?

The package includes the Sky Bike, a six-zip-line circuit, the Tarzania zipline coaster, and the bungee swing.

Is lunch included?

Yes. A light lunch and water are included.

Is a locker included in the price?

No. Locker rental costs USD 12.

What should I wear?

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Bring a swimsuit and a change of clothes because you may get dirty.

How many people can join the activity?

The maximum group size is 20 people.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

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