Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Experience Mazatlan’s outdoors with an ATV adventure through jungle and beach, enjoy a regional lunch, and taste authentic tequila—all at a great value.
Exploring Mazatlan’s stunning landscapes doesn’t have to mean just lounging on the beach or wandering through the city. For those craving a more active and authentic adventure, the Jungle and Beach ATV Tour offered by Veraneando Adventure provides a lively, varied, and genuinely local experience. Based on numerous traveler reviews, it seems to combine scenic rides, cultural insights, and hearty regional food into a three-hour package that offers good value for around $120 per person.
What makes this tour stand out? First, the diversity of scenery—cruising through agave fields, winding through jungle trails, and splashing onto a nearly deserted beach. Second, the personal touch of a family-run ranch, where you’ll not only have fun but also get a taste of local tequila production and home-cooked Mexican fare. While some travelers note the tour feels a bit rushed or wish for more time on the beach, overall, it’s a lively, well-loved option for active visitors. If you’re looking for a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxed fun, this tour could be just right.
One thing to consider: the drive to the ranch is about 30-40 minutes, and some reviews mention the initial trip feels a little “sketchy.” However, most agree that the experience at the ranch is warm and genuine, and the guides are both knowledgeable and friendly. It’s best suited for travelers who enjoy outdoor activities, are comfortable with riding ATVs, and appreciate a taste of local life with good food and drinks.


You might also be interested in these Mazatlan experiences
The tour begins with hotel pickup and transportation via a spacious, air-conditioned van. From the start, the friendly guides set a relaxed tone, making sure everyone feels comfortable and ready for adventure. The roughly 30-minute ride from Mazatlan to Rancho Mr. Lionso takes you through different parts of the city, giving a glimpse of both its humble neighborhoods and coastal charms. Although some note this drive can feel a little “sketchy,” most agree that the journey is part of the authentic experience, and the guide’s commentary adds a local flavor.
Once at the ranch, you’ll meet Alejandra, the owner, who welcomes visitors with genuine warmth. Here, the initial activities are leisurely and welcoming. Guests can explore the grounds, which include farm animals, a distillery, and various scenic spots perfect for photos. You’ll have free access to drinks and tequila samples, often highlighted by reviews as a fun introduction. One traveler even mentions the thrill of trying tequila with rattlesnake in it — if you’re feeling brave, go for it!
The real heart of the tour is the ATV ride. Guides lead small groups on a scenic drive through agave fields, where the plants are cultivated for tequila. The trail then winds into the jungle, crossing streams and navigating a mixture of terrain. Many reviews describe the ATVs as “like new,” and the guides as knowledgeable—taking care to ensure safety while making the experience enjoyable.
Expect to ride along forested paths, dirt roads, and even along the beach. One of the biggest highlights is riding the ATVs on the beach itself, with reviews emphasizing the thrill of feeling the wind and the sand beneath you as you zip along the shoreline with few other people around. Some mention that the ride lasts about an hour, which is enough for a lively experience without feeling rushed.
A favorite quote from a traveler sums it up: “The ATV riding was fun and the agave ranch we visited was beautiful.” Others love the variety, noting that the ride combines the lushness of the jungle with expansive ocean views — a perfect mix of adventure and scenery.
No visit to Mazatlan is complete without tasting some tequila. Here, the ranch offers a personalized tequila tour, explaining the process from plant to bottle. Travelers are encouraged to sample a wide selection of flavors, and most reviews highlight the generous tastings. Several guests appreciated the informative nature of the tour, learning about tequila’s production, which many admit they previously knew little about.
One reviewer raves: “The tequila was delicious, and they didn’t hold back on anything I wanted to try.” For true connoisseurs or just curious travelers, this detailed tasting session is a highlight — and it’s included in the overall price.
After the rides and tequila, everyone gathers for a well-deserved lunch. The menu typically features shredded beef wrapped in tortillas, tequila cheese made on-site, and a pretzel-shaped cookie. Many travelers describe the meal as “delicious” and “filling,” with some saying it exceeded expectations considering the rural setting.
The food is homemade, hearty, and crafted with fresh ingredients. Several mention the friendly service and the scenic views from the ranch’s dining area, overlooking fields or the ocean, which enhances the sense of genuine local life.
For more Mazatlan culinary adventures, you might enjoy these food and drink experiences
The ranch also hosts small shops where visitors can purchase souvenirs or tequila bottles, often accepting credit cards. Some reviews note the availability of optional extras, like a dusk/face mask upsell for $5, which travelers found worth trying.
A reviewer even shares that the owners felt bad about waiting time and gifted their children a free horseback ride. That kind of personal touch adds to the overall charm of this family-run operation.

At $120 per person, this tour offers quite a bit: transportation, ATV riding, a ranch tour, tequila tasting, and a hearty meal. When you compare it to other excursions, the mix of outdoor adventure, cultural engagement, and food makes it good value. Many reviews mention the friendly guides and the personalized attention, which help justify the cost.
Some travelers express a wish for more time on the beach or for a longer ride, but most agree that the duration is just right for a fun, energetic experience. The tour is capped at about 30 participants, ensuring small-group intimacy without feeling crowded.
This experience is ideal for adventurous travelers who enjoy being active outdoors and don’t mind getting a little dusty or sandy. It’s perfect for those interested in Mexican culture—especially tequila lovers—and for families or groups seeking a fun, relaxed day outside the city. If you’re looking for a more immersive or leisurely tour, this might feel a bit rushed, but for a lively adventure, it hits the mark.
This Jungle and Beach ATV Tour with Lunch and Tequila Tasting strikes a good balance between adventure and authenticity. It’s best suited for active travelers, curious about Mexican traditions, and those who want a lively, engaging day outside the typical tourist spots. The personal touches, delicious food, and scenic rides make it a memorable experience — especially if you’re eager to see the lush, rural side of Mazatlan.
If you’re after a fun, family-friendly adventure with scenic views and cultural insights, this tour delivers. It’s a great way to connect with local life, sample regional flavors, and enjoy a bit of thrill on the water and in the jungle.
“Super fun experience! Our guide, Juan, was amazing and a really nice guy. The ATV riding was fun and the agave ranch we visited was beautiful. The …”

Is hotel pickup included?
Yes, the tour offers pickup and drop-off, making it convenient for travelers staying in Mazatlan.
How long is the tour?
The entire experience lasts about 3 hours, including transportation, riding, lunch, and tasting.
What is the group size?
The tour caps at around 30 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
Do I need any experience to ride the ATV?
Most travelers can participate, and guides are experienced in making sure everyone feels comfortable.
What should I wear?
Comfortable outdoor clothing, closed-toe shoes, and sun protection are recommended.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Most travelers can participate, but it’s best for those comfortable with ATV riding. Check with the provider for specific age restrictions.
Can I buy tequila or souvenirs?
Yes, the ranch has shops where you can purchase tequila and other souvenirs, with credit cards accepted.
What if I want to cancel?
You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Is the drive to the ranch safe?
Although some find the initial drive a little “sketchy,” most travelers feel comfortable and trust the guides. It’s part of the authentic travel experience.
This tour offers a lively peek into Mazatlan’s rural charm, combining outdoor fun, cultural learning, and hearty local flavors into a memorable half-day. It’s perfect for those who want to see beyond the city and experience a slice of Mexican life with a dash of adventure.