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Value Stone - Rock Climb

Located next to the River Bridge, The Stone of Courage is one of the most extreme of the park. The excitement begins when the mighty reaches the shore and looks down the crystal clear water, here the brave visitors show their skills in diving, or just dare to jump, defying heights to fall into the fresh turquoise waters.

Both jumps are about five meters high, and both have wooden stairs to help enthusiasts to repeat the jumps over and over again. Likewise, the first stone from the river to the Inlet has the Climbing rock, which has grooves and ropes to climb back and jump again.

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Trepachanga

Test your balance with Trepachanga and walk over the river between two loose strings. Dare to feel the fun. The Trepachanga is walking between two separated and suspended strings over the clear waters of the River. Crossing the Trepachanga requires balance, flexibility, coordination, strength and stamina to not fall into the refreshing waters that pass underneath.

Visitors who are considered skilled, balanced, with agile hands and feet, are faced with a challenge in Xel-Ha.

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"Salpichanga" - Rope

Slide down our Salpichanga and end your trip in the cool, clear waters of Xel-Ha. You can go sit on a hammock and feel the speed as you slide across the strings of the Salpichanga across the river to complete ditching in the water.

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Mo's Flight

Feel free to fly with a vine and then drop yourself in the cool waters of the cenote. According to Mayan legend, the bird macaw named Mo, is the guardian of the heavens and its duty is to take care of trees. This lovely and friendly bird is native of the Yucatan Peninsula. Have fun with this incredible activity and feel the adrenaline rush of flying over the waters ... Fly like Mo!