Jorullo Suspension Bridge RZR Tour Near Puerto Vallarta
Drive a RZR across a suspension bridge above the Cuale River
Duration
3 hrs 30 mins
Ideal For
Up to 4 people
Includes
Fuel, helmets, bilingual guide
Highlights
Explore the lush jungle of the Sierra Madre Mountains on a guided RZR all-terrain vehicle adventure.
Itinerary
We will start our adventure driving off-road, crossing the Sierra Madre Mountains on board of a RZR all terrain vehicle, here we will admire the unparalleled beauty of the cascade “EL SALTO” where we will stop for a few minutes to take a closer look of its clear waters.
We will continue and cross the longest suspension bridge in the world, this bridge is over 1500 feet long and to 500 feet over the Cuale River.
What's Included
- Fuel
- Helmets
- Bilingual tour guide
Important details
- Passengers must be ages 6 or older.
- Maximum total weight per RZR: 880 lbs (400 kg).
- Drivers need a valid driver's license issued by their country of residence. Bring your license.
- A non-refundable collision insurance charge of $20 USD per RZR is not included in the listed price. You'll pay it at check-in; it covers up to $500 USD in damage to the vehicle.
- If arriving by cruise ship, allow at least 90 minutes between your ship's docking time and the tour start.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel with at least 24 hours' notice for a full refund or credit. If the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you'll receive a full refund or credit. No-shows are charged the full price.
Product ID: UYT32D
FAQs
No. Lunch is optional and not included in the listed price. Expect to spend $10–$25 USD per person if you choose to eat lunch.
Bring cash for food, souvenirs and optional guide gratuities. Mexican pesos are recommended but not required. Tips are not included in the listed price; the customary range is 10–15% of the tour price.
Wear closed-toed shoes and bring sunglasses, sunscreen, bug spray, a swimsuit and a towel. Bathrooms are available for changing during the tour. Bring a light jacket for morning tours in December, January and February.
