MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 5 most popular safari tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Private Cozumel Jeep safari with guided snorkeling at Sky Reef, Punta Sur wildlife and lighthouse, tequila chocolate tasting, and beach-club lunch.
“Alejandra was fantastic. We weren’t too sure what to expect, but she made the tour feel like it was a long-time friend just showing us around her island. I wouldn’t hesitate to book again, especially if Alejandra is our guide!”
A small-group Puerto Vallarta jet ski safari with a guided coastal ride, snorkeling gear included, and close-up views of Los Arcos.
“My adult son and I had the best time. Our guide’s name was Ever and he was so kind, patient and fun. My son and I were the only ones on the tour due to another group not showing up because they had gotten lost. Although, the meeting place is easy to find using Google…”
Puerto Vallarta 6.5-hr UTV rainforest safari with Polaris RZR ride, waterfall hike and swim-hole. Guided snacks, $399 per group up to 4.
“This was a lot of fun for our spring break! You will get very wet and very dirty. You shouldn’t wear white or anything you don’t want to get very dirty. The only feedback I would give is although the pictures are good, they are very expensive. It would be better to lower the price…”
Open Ocean Safari in Cabo with Apex Ocean Divers: snorkel, spot rays and dolphins, possible whales, and get photos on a 4-hour outing.
“I was looking for an ocean tour that was led by passionate individuals who would do their best to find different types of ocean wildlife in a caring and respectful manner. I wanted to be sure that the tour prioritized the wellbeing of the animals and allowed us to see/interact with them in the most…”
Speedboat south of Puerto Vallarta to Yelapa, a waterfall stop, and secluded Pizota beach with BBQ, open bar, and water time.
“The private beach, open bar, and buffet was amazing. Amazing tour guide with great knowledge of the areas we visited. Waterfall was perfect, and the town of Yelupa was beautiful.”
