The best way to discover the Riviera Maya in depth: Cancún, Puerto Morelos, the Cenote Route, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, Tulum, Cobá, Sian Ka'an, Valladolid and Chichén Itzá. The perfect mix of good asphalt, jungle stretches and back roads.
Approx. 600-700 km over 5 days, starting in Cancún or Playa del Carmen.
You start in Cancún or Playa del Carmen with the roar of the engine and the smell of salt in the air. You take Highway 307 south, but very soon you turn off onto the famous Cenote Route, a narrow road surrounded by low jungle, passing dozens of signs inviting you to dive into crystal-clear pools.
Must-stop spots: Casa Tortuga or Cenote Azul (perfect for a quick dip with the bike parked nearby). You end the day in Playa del Carmen or Puerto Morelos, with a cold beer and the sunset on Fifth Avenue or on the beach. Kilometers: ~80-120 km. Feeling: total freedom from the very first minute.
A pure coastal route along the 307, following the turquoise Caribbean and leaning into gentle curves. Quiet beaches like Xpu-Há or Xcacel, some of the most beautiful and least crowded. In Akumal you swim with sea turtles (leave the bike in the parking lot and grab a snorkel).
Arrival in Tulum at sunset: Mayan ruins on the cliff with the bike parked below. Night in Tulum, in the hotel zone or in town, with tacos al pastor and live music. Kilometers: ~130 km. Vibe: road + sea + history.
Today you head straight into the jungle. The road to Cobá takes about 45 minutes. You climb the Nohoch Mul pyramid, the tallest accessible one in the area, then ride to nearby cenotes: Choo-Ha, Multún-Ha or the famous Gran Cenote (with turtles and bats).
Optional: a detour to Muyil and into the Sian Ka'an Reserve on more rustic roads (if your motorcycle allows it), or further south toward Punta Allen (road with stretches of hard sand). Distance: ~120-180 km. Excitement: jungle, pyramids and magical underground water.
You leave the coast and ride inland on Highway 180 toward the Mayan heartland: straight road, good asphalt, strong wind and the smell of the countryside. Valladolid is a beautiful colonial town with a cathedral and colorful streets, perfect for eating cochinita pibil. Visit Cenote Zací, right in the center, or the spectacular Suytun, Samulá and Xkekén.
If you are up for the classic: Chichén Itzá (very early to avoid the crowds) plus Cenote Ik Kil. Night in Valladolid, or in Mérida if you go further. Kilometers: ~180-250 km. Feeling: from beach paradise to ancient culture.
A relaxed ride along routes 180 and 307. Stop at the cenotes you missed, at Río Secreto for a premium experience, or simply enjoy the road with sea views on the way back.
Epic finale: sunset in Cancún or Playa del Carmen, your bike parked, a cold beer in hand and the satisfaction of having experienced the Riviera Maya like few people do: on two wheels.
Want a shorter 3-day version, more off-road or only the coast? Contact us and we'll tailor it.
Maya Tour: 5 days, $2,800 USD. Extreme Maya Jungle: 7 days, $4,600 USD. Isla Blanca Extreme: 1 day (8-10 hours), $430 USD.
Extreme Maya Jungle is a loop that starts and finishes in Cancún. The Maya Tour starts in Cancún or Playa del Carmen. Isla Blanca Extreme starts at 8:00 am with pickup at your hotel (Hotel Zone or downtown Cancún).
Cancún, Puerto Morelos, the Cenote Route, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, Tulum, Cobá, Sian Ka'an, Valladolid and Chichén Itzá: a mix of good asphalt, jungle stretches and back roads.
Hotel pickup, a safety briefing, a prepared bike, basic protective gear, a guide on the trails and lunch at a local palapa (fresh ceviche, fish tacos and cold drinks).
Isla Blanca Extreme is Intermediate / Advanced, 160-200 km (70% off-road), on a dual-purpose or enduro 250-400cc bike. Extreme Maya Jungle is intermediate-advanced, ~1,600-1,800 km with 60-80% dirt.
We keep our tours small, with no more than 8 bikes per trip.
Yes. Join one of our tours or create your own custom tour.
Call +52 614 131 7880, email mototoursmexico@gmail.com or send us the contact form.
Seven daysA loop from Cancún built around dirt roads, trails and jungle: Quintana Roo → Campeche → Chiapas → Tabasco and back through Yucatán. Remote Mayan ruins, the Lacandon Jungle and turquoise waterfalls.
~1,600-1,800 km · 60-80% dirt
One day100% off-road adventure north of Cancún, with hotel pickup: deep sand, jungle, mangroves and virgin Caribbean beaches. Intermediate / Advanced, on a dual-purpose or enduro 250-400cc bike.
160-200 km · 70% off-road · 8-10 h
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