RZR Jorullo Bridge, world's longest vehicle suspension bridge

This off-road tour lets you drive your own RZR through the Sierra Madre Occidental toward the Jorullo Bridge, described as the longest vehicular suspension bridge in the world. It combines driving, jungle and river crossings with stops at scenic points, including a natural waterfall.

The listing gives a total duration of about five hours, which covers transportation to the park, check-in, briefing, the waterfall, restaurant time and return stops. The RZR driving itself is a 2-hour tour. The park is close to the sea terminal, so the operator presents it as an easy-to-reach choice for cruise passengers.

On the route, you drive through mountain terrain, jungle and rivers until you reach the bridge, which the description calls one of the most exciting moments of the tour. The waterfall is one of the planned stops, and a tequila tasting is included. Some vehicles have a sun cover and some do not, and the RZRs can vary in design or equipment without affecting the experience.

The requirements are clear. Drivers must be at least 18 with a driver's license, with no exceptions, and each license is checked at check-in. Passengers must be at least 6 years old. The maximum weight per RZR is 400 kg (880 lbs). Transportation is shared and may vary depending on the hotel location and the number of people booked.

Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a hat, shorts and extra money for food, drinks, photographs and tips. Outside of the rainy season the countryside is dusty, so wear clothes that can get dirty. The tour takes place rain or shine. Not included are food, drinks, tips and collision insurance of 20 USD per vehicle. The tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers, people with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health, and a moderate level of physical fitness is expected.