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Cozumel, Mexico
During Mayan times, Cozumel was a sacred island covered with temples and shrines to the goddess Ixchel. Today it's known as an underwater paradise encircled by spectacular coral reefs, including Palancar Reef, a mountainous underwater formation six miles long and 300 feet high. We offer a selection of resorts on the beach or in the town of San Miguel.
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Cozumel, Mexico
Aquatic Wonderland Located just south of Cancun, Cozumel is Mexico's largest inhabited island -- although most of the island is sparsely populated. Cozumel is a relaxed destination with a slow-paced atmosphere day and night. It boasts outstanding snorkeling and diving - especially around Palancar Reef, a mountainous underwater formation six miles long and 300 feet high, considered one of the world's best diving locations. Cozumel is also known for good deep-sea fishing, particularly sailfish. Cozumel was considered a sacred area to the Mayan civilization. There are three Mayan ruin sites, including El Cedral. It also has a more recent claim to fame as a base for pirates such as Captain Henry Morgan, during the 17th century. What to Do Take the short boat ride to Palancar Reef for a dive, or see the reef via a glass-bottom boat. Spend the morning shopping (when it's the least crowded and coolest). Handicrafts from throughout the country and resort wear are popular purchases. When you're not diving, snorkeling, or relaxing on the beach, you may want to try water-skiing or rent a catamaran, jet ski, or windsurfer. Visit Chankanaab Park for lunch, snorkeling, a stroll through the botanical garden, and a look at the boutiques. Or take an air/land excursion to a Mayan ruin such as Tulum or Chichen-Itza. Dining and Entertainment Cozumel offers a wide variety of dining atmospheres. Most restaurants are downtown in San Miguel, within walking distance of the Main Square. And most are open-air and informal. Try a beach restaurant where you can dine in your swimsuit. You can also find more formal dining, including American cuisine. But do consider trying a Yucatan dish; many recipes are centuries old. If you enjoy nightlife, some clubs are open until dawn. Package Includes:- Choice of accommodations
- Roundtrip transfers between airport and hotel
- Maid and bellman gratuities
- Assistance of a local host
- Hotel taxes
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should go?
Snorkelers and Divers
Cozumel is one of the top 3 dive destinations in the world, with the second largest barrier reef.
Golfers
Enjoy the 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course.
What's the climate like?
| Average High |
81° F |
84° F |
89° F |
87° F |
| Average Low |
67° F |
71° F |
78° F |
74° F |
| Average Rainfall |
3.5" |
1.5" |
7.0" |
8.5" |
Cozumel’s year-round average temperature is 80°.
How do I get around town?
Transfers
Roundtrip transfer between the airport and your hotel is included. The airport is located 5 miles from San Miguel.
Taxi
A taxi is the best way to get around Cozumel, when walking won’t get you to where you need to go. The driver’s union has set fares, so there is no need to bargain. Taxis are numerous around town and the hotels.
Car
The island is rather small with few roads, so renting a car can be an easy way to explore at your own pace and get you to some of the more remote beaches.
Walking
San Miguel is compact and is easily navigated on foot. The streets are lined with shops and small restaurants and the main square is the center of activity.
Ferry
Passenger ferries run between Cozumel and the pier at Playa del Carmen on the mainland just about every hour, all day long. In Playa del Carmen, the ferry docks are just over a block from the main square. Make sure to check the departure times, especially the time of the last departure returning to Cozumel.
What kinds of dining and nightlife are available?
Seafood is the highlight of the dining experience on Cozumel. From lobster to the fresh catch of the day, you&'ll never go wrong. Traditional favorites can be found, too. Here are a few options:
- Coco's Cozumel
Serving the largest breakfast menu on the island, including all your Mexican and traditional American favorites.
- Del Museo
A delightful café set atop the museum's roof. Feast on dramatic views of the water as you dine on traditional Mexican or American cuisine for breakfast or lunch.
- Ernestos's Fajitas
Their specialty is what its name implies. Come for the amazing fajitas and stay for the excellent chips, guacamole, and margaritas.
- La Choza
Excellent mesquite chicken and perfectly prepared fish dishes form a good base for the large, low-priced drinks.
Nightlife is rather subdued around Cozumel, as divers and other active vacationers tend to dine early and go to bed early. Most of anything happening will be at your hotel or downtown San Miguel at Señor Frogs and Carlos ‘n Charlies.
Where should I go shopping?
Cozumel is a big stop for cruise ships and therefore the waterfront area of downtown is lined with jewelry stores and souvenir shops. Sterling silver is especially predominant, but make sure its stamped "925" to ensure you're getting the real deal. A number of stores also offer Mexican folk art. The main shopping area is along Avenida Rafael Melgar and on the side streets around the plaza. Around Avenida 5a is a good place to look for nicer craft stores. Forum Shops offers a new experience known as the Caribbean Shopping Style, where the customer will be able to save 50% from what is customary in the United States and Canada for exclusive items, such as those found in the fine jewelry shops. For a good one-stop shopping experience, head to Los Cinco Soles. Stretching almost a full block, the store has fairly priced glassware, brass, tablecloths and place mats, embroidered clothing, beads, and other souvenirs. Another good place to look for a great assortment of handicrafts is the Mercado de Artesanías (Handicrafts Market), located a few blocks from the main square. There are 4 department stores in Cozumel — Fama, Pama, Prococo, and Viva Mexico.
When are the local events?
Carnaval
Late February/Early March. An annual event that includes a week full of colorful dance competitions, parades, beautiful costumes, music, floats, local food, and much more.
Cedral Fair
May. The anniversary of the first Catholic mass in Mexico and honoring the safe passage of the 11 founding families who escaped the mainland in 1848. Celebrate at a fair with with dances, games, and food stands.
Mexican Boat Rodeo
May. Annual sport fishing tournament fishing for marlin, wahoo, dorado, tuna, barracuda, and other game fish.
The Fiesta of San Pablo
June 29. San Pablo is the patron saint of San Miguel and a celebration, including dances and a fair, takes place every year.
Independence Day
September 15-16. On September 15, residents and visitors gather around City Hall to participate in the traditional "grito," or cry for independence, followed by fireworks. September 16 is marked with a parade, games, and dancing.
Fiestas de San Miguel Arcangel
September. Religious festival honoring Saint Michael, patron saint of Cozumel. Celebrated with a parade and lively food and craft fairs.
Day of the Dead
November. A festive celebration honoring deceased relatives and friends.
Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe
December. The most important holiday in Mexico, in which pilgrims converge at the city's churches.
What are my golf and recreation options?
Golf
Customize your vacation with discounted greens fees and gain access to hotel-affiliated golf courses with a stay at select hotels.
Hotel-Affiliated Courses
- Cozumel Country Club
This forgiving course is carefully sculpted from the Mayan jungle. Designed by Jack Nicklaus.
- Unlimited golf is included at this course when staying at the Meliá Cozumel Resort (when purchasing the Golf Option) or the Playa Azul Golf & Beach Resort.
Sportfishing
Fishing is a popular sport in Cozumel due to the many types of fish found here. The best months for successful fishing trips are April - September when blue and white marlin, sailfish, tarpon, swordfish, dorado, wahoo, tuna, and red snapper are often caught. Note that it is against the law to kill certain fish, including billfish, so you are required to catch and release.
Scuba Diving
Cozumel is an outstanding destination for snorkelers and scuba divers, being ranked among the top 5 dive destinations in the world and the number 1 dive destination in the Western Hemisphere. Divers will find a unique ecosystem to explore, with tall reefs and clear waters, as well as many different diving experiences: deep dives, drift diving, short dives, wall dives, and night dives, as well as dives to sunken ships. Make sure to bring proof of your dive certification. The island has 4 decompression chambers, if needed. Here are some of the more popular dive sites:
- Palancar Reef — The most famous of all the reefs in Cozumel, with caves, canyons, and tons of fish. A favorite spot is the Horseshoe, at the edge of a drop-off. The reef actually offers 40 different dive spots. Visibility ranges from 150 to 250 feet. One mile offshore.
- Chankanaab Reef — A great place for beginners and only 350 yards off shore, just south of Chankanaab Park. Lots of fish and at 55 feet there are often crab, lobster, and angelfish in the coral.
- Columbia Reef — For experienced divers who want some deep dives. In the underwater canyons and ravines and near the ledges, divers can spot large grouper, eagle rays, and maybe even a couple of sea turtles.
- Maracaibo Reef — One of the most difficult dives, with a ledge at 121 feet down and strong currents. Located south of the island and not on regular dive trips.
- Paraíso Reef — A great beginner and night dive spot, being only 330 feet from shore with the reef at 30 - 50 feet. A good amount of star and brain coral, sea fans, sponges, and other marine life.
- Paseo El Cedral — Just northeast of Palancar Reef, this flat reef is at a depth of 35 - 55 feet and features a variety of fish, moray eels, eagle rays, and sea turtles.
- Plane Wreck — Sunk in 1997, just 300 feet from La Ceiba pier and in only 9 - 30 feet of water, this airplane is now a favorite training site for beginning divers. Lots of coral and sponges.
- San Francisco Reef — Cozumel’s shallowest wall dive at only 35 - 50 feet, this half-mile reef has numerous types of reef fish.
- Santa Rosa Wall — Just north of Palancar, this site is for experienced divers only and is renowned for its sensational drop-off and coral overhangs. There are huge sponges, angelfish, groupers, rays, and possibly sharks.
- Tormentos Reef — A reef with a maximum depth of 70 feet, plus an abundance of marine life against a backdrop of beautiful colors, makes this a favorite for underwater photographers.
- Yucab Reef — Close to shore and 55 feet deep, this 400-foot-long reef is a great spot for beginners. The current is strong, however, so it’s only for strong swimmers. Masses of angelfish make it rewarding.
Snorkeling
Snorkelers can probably just go off from their hotel and catch sight of some beautiful fish and marine life. Another great place for a day of snorkeling and lounging around is Chankanaab National Park. There is a natural aquarium to look at and a palapa for renting snorkeling gear. There is also a restaurant, snack bar, bathrooms, lockers, and a beautiful beach for sunbathing. Punta Sur Ecological Reserve has some interesting snorkeling as well as a beautiful natural beach, but you’ll have to bring your own equipment and rent a car or moped to get there.
Water Activities
For non-divers, the island has something for everyone (in fact, only 30% of visitors to Cozumel are divers). Check out the wonders of the deep without getting your hair wet on an Atlantis Submarine. Dive in safety and comfort to depths of 150 feet! Other pursuits can be found on an exciting waverunner ride or high above the waves on an exhilarating parasailing adventure.
Travel tidbits
Diving
If planning on diving, don’t forget to bring proof of your diver’s certification. As many of the dives are for more advanced divers because of strong currents and steep reef drops, local dive companies won’t take you out unless you can verify that you are experienced. Most of Cozumel's diving sites are located within the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park, a protected underwater environment, whose authority has implemented a conservation program funded by $2 fee donations by divers.
Non-Divers
Although Cozumel is known for great diving, in actuality, 70% of visitors to Cozumel are non-divers. If you want to see the underwater sights but don’t want to get wet, hop on board the Atlantis Submarine and dive in safety and comfort to depths of up to 100 feet, or stay above the water line and peer into the depths on a glass-bottom boat tour.
Bring the Family
Cozumel is great for for those seeking a fun-filled family getaway. Kids will love playing in the ocean or building sandcastles on the beach. Cozumel also features Discover Mexico, a cultural theme park about Mexico where the entire family can truly experience the rich culture and history of Mexico through pre-Hispanic, Colonial, and modern times.
Take the Ferry
At various times of year, air service to Cozumel is limited; however, flights are always heading in and out of Cancún. Travelers who want to visit Cozumel in those off times can still reach the island by hopping on the ferry from Playa del Carmen. The ferry is also convenient for day trips to Chichén-Itzá or Xel-ha.
Good to Know:
Cozumel International Airport
CZM |
| November – April |
| May – September |
| Mexican Peso, but the U.S. dollar is often accepted |
| Spanish, but at the hotels and in San Miguel, most people speak some English |
| Cozumel is in the same time zone as the United State’s Central Time Zone. Daylight Saving Time is observed in Cozumel, just as in the United States. |
| Government legislation requires all people traveling via air to and from the United States and Canada to have a valid passport. For details on passports, visas, and health requirements, see Entry Requirements. |
| Some restaurants, especially in the resort areas, will add a 10-15% service charge to your check. If in doubt if it has been added, be sure to ask. It isn’t necessary to tip taxi drivers unless they have helped you with your bags. |
| Very casual. A true beach resort. |
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Cozumel, Mexico
The following options are available in Cozumel:
Dive - Discover Scuba Resort Course
Discover the wonders of the underwater world of Cozumel. This course allows you to make 2 dives with a professional dive instructor, even if you don't have full scuba certification. If your time is limited or you just want to try a diving experience in Cozumel, this is the course for you. On this 2.5-hour tour, relax on one of Dive with Martin's 6 boats as you head out to one of the fabulous coral reefs located just off the coast of Cozumel. After a short orientation covering the use of scuba equipment and safety tips you'll be escorted by a professional PADI Dive Instructor on 2 different dive sites. Enjoy iced bottled water and seasonal fresh fruit on board the boat. It is a safety requirement that you do not scuba dive the same day that you fly; please plan your dive accordingly Note: $2 per person Marine Park entry fee not included. Tour Includes:- Roundtrip transfers between hotel and dive operation
- Services of a professional bilingual PADI Dive Instructor with no more than a 4:1 diver to instructor ratio. The instructor will set up your scuba gear, assist you with getting in and out of the water and guide you throughout your 2 dives. Maximum of 4 divers per session.
- Use of air tanks, weight belts, regulators, BCDs, masks and fins. Other dive equipment and wet suits are available for rent.
- Iced, purified bottled water, and seasonal fresh fruit.
What to Bring:- Bathing suit (wear your bathing suit, as there are no changing facilities) towel, sunscreen, hat, extra t-shirt, camera, and money for incidentals and/or tips.
Requirements:- Children must be 12 years or older and accompanied by an adult
- Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer and medical questionnaire at check-in.
- Tour operates rain or shine, Monday Saturday, excluding Christmas Day
- The resort course is limited to a maximum of 4 participants per session. Each boat is staffed by a Boat Captain and 1 Dive Instructor for every 4 divers (4:1 ratio). Each boat has shade cover and both camera and mask rinse buckets.
- In an effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those that are ecological/environmentally safe.
- Gratuities are not included
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Dive - SNUBA at Chankanaab
If you want the fun of an underwater adventure without the hassle of becoming a certified scuba diver; then SNUBA is for you. SNUBA diving is the safest and easiest way possible to experience the fascination of scuba diving with the simplicity of snorkeling. You can SNUBA down to 20 feet with no prior experience. This is a great activity for families, too. After a 15- minute orientation, your SNUBA guide will accompany you on an underwater tour that is safe, easy, and enjoyed at your own level of comfort. Departure Time(s): Programs are available at various times; please confirm with our local representative, TRAFICTOURS, upon arrival. Transportation to Chankanaab Park is not included. Tour Includes:- 1 hour of SNUBA at Chankanaab Ecological Park
- Services of an English-speaking guide
- Entrance fees
- Equipment
It is recommended that you wear comfortable walking shoes plus bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, and hat and an extra t-shirt. In effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those, which are ecological/environmentally safe. Please also bring insect repellent, money for incidentals and/or tips, and a camera. Good health is required. Tour operator reserves the right to refuse service to anyone who does not meet the minimum requirements. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in. Minimum age requirement to participate is 9 years of age. Tour operates rain or shine. Upon entry to the Marine park there is a $2 per person fee.
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Dive - Single Day (morning) - 2-Tank Dive
Cozumel is renowned as one of the best dive destinations in the world. It offers stunning coral reef formations, never-ending walls, and an intriguing wreck in warm, clear turquoise-blue waters with an amazing variety of marine life, making Cozumel, Mexico a diver's paradise. On this 4-hour tour, relax on one of Dive with Martin's 6 boats as you head out to one of the fabulous walls or reefs located just off the coast of Cozumel, escorted by a professional PADI Dive Master. The time onboard moving to your next dive site is spent learning the dive site's topography and enjoying iced bottled water and seasonal fresh fruit. Note: This tour is only for certified scuba divers, 12 years of age and older. $2 per person Marine park entry fee is not included. Tour Includes:- Roundtrip transfers for hotels located on the south part of the island only. Pickup time ranges between 7:30am and 8:00am. Pier pickup by boat for the following hotels Cozumel Palace, Hotel Cozumel & Resort, El Cid la Ceiba, Hotel Casa Del Mar, Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort, Fiesta American Cozumel Dive Resort, Wyndham Cozumel Resort & Spa, Aura Cozumel, Allegro Cozumel, Occidental Grand Cozumel and Iberostar Cozumel. (Customers staying on the north part of the Island will be responsible for their own transportation to the dive shop on the International Pier. Transfers are not included. The hotels are as follows: Melia Cozumel, El Cozumeleno Beach Resort, Coral Princess Hotel & Resort and Casa Mexicana Cozumel. Suggested arrival time at the pier between 7:00am - 7:10am.)
- Services of a professional bilingual PADI Dive Master with no more than an 8:1 diver to Dive Master ratio. The Dive Master will set up your scuba gear, assist you with getting in and out of the water, and guide you throughout the dive.
- Use of air tanks, weight belts, regulators, BCDs, masks and fins. Other dive equipment and wet suits are available for rent.
- Iced, purified bottled water, and seasonal fresh fruit.
What to Bring:- Your Scuba Certification Card (C Card) REQUIRED
- Bathing suit (wear your bathing suit, as there are no changing facilities) towel, sunscreen, hat, extra t-shirt, camera, comfortable boat/beach shoes, and money for incidentals and/or tips.
Requirements: This tour is only for certified Scuba divers, 12 years of age and older - You must present your C Card on day of your scheduled diving to dive.
- It is a safety requirement that you do not scuba dive the same day that you fly; please plan your dive accordingly.
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Dive - Single Day - 3-Tank Dive (7:30am - 2:30pm)
Cozumel is renowned as one of the best dive destinations in the world. It offers stunning coral reef formations, never-ending walls, and an intriguing wreck in warm, clear turquoise-blue waters with an amazing variety of marine life, making Cozumel, Mexico a diver's paradise. On this 7-hour tour, relax on 1 of Dive with Martin's 6 boats as you head out to one of the fabulous walls, or reefs located just off the coast of Cozumel escorted by a professional PADI Dive Master. Time onboard moving to your next dive site is spent learning the dive site's topography and enjoying iced bottled water and seasonal fresh fruit. (Lunch is not provided on a 3-tank dive, but customers can bring snacks or purchase food near the dive shop). Note: This tour is only for certified Scuba divers, 12 years of age and older. $2 per person Marine Park entry fee is not included. Tour Includes:- Roundtrip transfers. South part of the Island pick-up time ranges between 7:30am and 8:00am. Pier pickup by boat for the following hotels Cozumel Palace, Hotel Cozumel & Resort, El Cid la Ceiba, Hotel Casa Del Mar, Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort, Fiesta American Cozumel Dive Resort, Wyndham Cozumel Resort & Spa, Aura Cozumel, Allegro Cozumel, Occidental Grand Cozumel and Iberostar Cozumel. (Customers staying on the North part of the Island will be responsible for their own transportation to the dive shop on the International Pier. Transfers are not included. The hotels are as follows: Melia Cozumel, El Cozumeleno Beach Resort, Coral Princess Hotel & Resort and Casa Mexicana Cozumel. Suggested arrival time at the pier between 7:00 - 7:10 am.)
- Services of a professional bilingual PADI Dive Master with no more than an 8:1 diver to Dive Master ratio. The Dive Master will set up your scuba gear, assist you with getting in and out of the water and guide you throughout the dive.
- Use of air tanks, weight belts, regulators, BCDs, masks and fins. Other dive equipment and wet suits are available for rent.
- Iced, purified bottled water, and seasonal fresh fruit.
What to Bring:- Your Scuba Certification Card (C Card) REQUIRED
- Bathing suit (wear your bathing suit, as there are no changing facilities) towel, sunscreen, hat, extra t-shirt, camera, comfortable boat/beach shoes, and money for incidentals and/or tips.
Requirements: This tour is only for certified Scuba divers, 12 years of age and older - You must present your C Card on day of your scheduled diving to dive.
- Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- It is a safety requirement that you do not scuba dive the same day that you fly; please plan your dive accordingly.
- Must have at least 4 divers to operate
- Tour operates rain or shine 364 days a year excluding Christmas Day
- The dive boats hold 6 8 divers and are staffed by 1 boat captain and 1 Dive Master for every 8 divers (8:1 ratio). Each boat has shade cover and both camera and mask rinse buckets.
- In an effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those that are ecological/environmentally safe.
- In the event weather doesn't permit to dive, customers will receive a full refund on their services.
- Gratuities are not included
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Tour - ATV Adventure Double Rider (Shared)
If you like adventure, the ATV tour in Cozumel is just for you! Jump onto an ATV for a thrilling ride as you travel the beautiful island of Cozumel, including mangroves, grasslands, and the beautiful beaches of the Caribbean Sea. Start your adventure at the Mayan town of El Cedral, where you will hop on your ATV and cruise along a lush green forest, exploring ancient Mayan caves, a cenote, and a small Mayan ruin. After approximately 2 ½ hours of off-road fun you will be transported to the island's most exclusive beach. Here you can admire the rich marine life and take part in a 45-minute snorkeling experience. - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from Margaritaville at 9:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm Monday - Saturday (subject to availability). Transportation to Margaritaville is not included.
- Return Times(s): Check with your TRAFICTOURS representative upon arrival for times. Transportation back to your hotel is not included.
- Includes: Roundtrip transportation from Margaritaville aboard an air-conditioned bus, use of goggles and helmet, services of bilingual guides, soft drinks, water, and all admissions. LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED.
- What to bring: You will need to bring a driver's license, sneakers, or closed-toe shoes (not sandals), towels, and a bathing suit. Please also bring insect repellent, money for incidentals and/or tips, and a camera.
- Requirements: Good health is required and you have to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Children 11 years of age and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Tour operates rain or shine.
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Tour - ATV Adventure Single Rider
If you like adventure, the ATV tour in Cozumel is just for you! Jump onto an ATV for a thrilling ride as you travel the beautiful island of Cozumel, including mangroves, grasslands, and the beautiful beaches of the Caribbean Sea. Start your adventure at the Mayan town of El Cedral, where you will hop on your ATV and cruise along a lush green forest exploring ancient Mayan caves, a cenote, and a small Mayan ruin. After approximately 2 ½ hours of off-road fun you will be transported to the island's most exclusive beach. Here you can admire the rich marine life and enjoy a 45- minute snorkel experience. - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from Margaritaville at 9:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm Monday - Saturday (subject to availability). Transportation to Margaritaville is not included.
- Return Time(s): Transportation back to your hotel is not included.
- Includes: Roundtrip transportation from Margaritaville aboard an air-conditioned bus, use of goggles and helmet, services of bilingual guides, soft drinks, water, and all admissions. LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED.
- What to bring: You will need to bring a driver's license, sneakers, or closed-toe shoes (not sandals), towels, and a bathing suit. Please also bring insect repellent, money for incidentals and/or tips, and a camera.
- Requirements: Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Minimum age to ride as single rider is 17 years of age. Tour operates rain or shine.
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Tour - Atlantis Submarine
The 48-passenger submarine offers everyone a chance to experience why Cozumel is one of the top dive destinations in the world. Diving to depths of up to 100 feet, Atlantis brings you up close and personal with Chankanaab, part of the world's second largest reef and the island's most famous attraction. Bring your cameras because the marine life and coral formations that you will see are spectacular. - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from Atlantis headquarters (next to Casa del Mar Hotel) varies; reconfirm with your representative in Cozumel. Transportation to Atlantis headquarters is not included.
- Return Time(s): Scheduled drop-off service to the Atlantis headquarters varies; reconfirm with your representative in Cozumel. Transportation back to hotel is not included.
- Includes: Roundtrip transportation aboard submarine and services of an English speaking tour guide.
- What to bring: It is recommended that you wear comfortable clothing and shoes, plus bring any desired swimming gear, an extra t-shirt, towel, camera, and extra cash (for pictures, souvenirs, tips, etc.).
- Requirements: Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Tour operates rain or shine.
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Tour - Dolphin Swim & Ride Experience
This is your opportunity to experience an adventure you will never forget! Become part of a dolphin pod in a unique natural setting, where they will treat you like one of their family. This exceptional program lets you interact with the dolphins and really get a feel for their natural abilities and great intelligence. During Swim and Ride you will interact and play with these amazing animals in small groups. Before beginning, you will receive some quick instructions, then be welcomed by the dolphins while standing on the platform. During the first portion of the program, learn how dolphins communicate and breathe. During the second portion of the program, enjoy rides like pectoral fin shake and other performances one by one with dolphins. During the final portion of the program, you will have time to interact freely with the dolphins. - Departure Time(s): Dolpinaris Aquarium in Cozumel. Transportation to Dolphinaris Aquarium is not included. Programs available throughout the day, Monday - Saturday. Check with your local hotel representative for times upon arrival.
- What to bring: It is recommended that you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, and an extra t-shirt. In effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those which are ecological/environmentally safe.
- Requirements: Minimum height requirement is 4 foot 3 inches. Pregnant women and clients with special needs are not permitted to participate in this activity. No one under the influence of alcohol will be permitted to participate. Life vests are provided for your safety. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Please be sure to arrive at least 20 minutes before your program begins. LATE ARRIVALS NOT ACCEPTED; participants cannot participate once program starts.
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Tour - Excursion Voucher
Want to maximize your time in the sun before you decide what day to take a tour? Or maybe you want to hear which activity others went wild over before you decide which one you'll do? The Excursion Voucher gives you that flexibility! You can purchase a set amount that can be applied to any tour from our destination representative, TRAFIC TOURS, once you are in Cozumel, allowing you to plan around the weather or your whims. Excursion Voucher are available in the following values: $75, $100, $150, $200, $250, and $300. All Excursion Voucher values are in USD. Costs above the value of the Excursion Voucher are the individual's responsibility. Unused Excursion Vouchers are non-refundable.
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Tour - Fury Catamaran Snorkel Tour
Come and join the fun on this 4 ½-hour trip, where you can snorkel in the turquoise waters in Cozumel, escorted by a bilingual snorkeling guide, and visit 2 of the most beautiful underwater reefs. Later, relax on the white-sand beach and enjoy ice-cold beverages. Your tour includes use of snorkel equipment, volleyball, beach floats, food, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages on board the boat and on the beach. - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from El Cozumeleno Hotel at 1:15pm Monday - Saturday and Sunday at 9:30am, or schedule pick-up service from Muelle Fiscal (International Pier) at 1:30pm Monday-Saturday, Sunday at 10:00am (subject to change and availability)
- Return Time(s): Scheduled drop-off service at El Cozumeleno Hotel; reconfirm with your representative in Cozumel. Transportation back to your hotel is not included.
- Includes: Services of an English-speaking adventure guide, use of snorkel equipment, snacks, and beverages.
- What to bring: It is recommended that you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, extra t-shirt, light sweater, camera, insect repellent, and money for incidentals and or tips. In effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those which are ecological/environmentally safe.
- Requirements: Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Minimum age requirement is 6 years of age. Tour operates rain or shine
- Extras: A $2 USD environmental tax for the use of the marine life park will be collected prior to beginning of activities.
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Tour - Glass-Bottom Boat Snorkeling Tour
Enjoy a 2 1/2-hour trip to visit the southern reefs of the island. During this trip you will have assistance of a certified guide for snorkeling, or if you don't want to snorkel, you can admire the underwater scenery on board, through the glass bottom of the boat - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from Cozumel Domestic Pier in San Miguel varies; reconfirm with your representative in Cozumel. Transportation to the domestic pier is not included.
- Return Time(s): Scheduled drop-off service to the Cozumel Domestic Pier varies; reconfirm with your representative in Cozumel. Transportation back to your hotel is not included.
- Includes: Services of an English-speaking adventure guide, entrance fees, use of snorkel equipment, snacks and beverages.
- What to bring: It is recommended that you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, t-shirt, light sweater, insect repellent, camera, and money for incidentals and/or tips. In an effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those which are ecological/environmentally safe.
- Requirements: Good health is required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Tour operates rain or shine. Minimum age requirement is 5 years of age.
- Extras: A $2 USD environmental tax for the use of the marine life park will be collected prior to beginning of activities.
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Tour - Jeep Tour
This gorgeous island tour is considered one of Cozumel's highlights. A snorkeling guide will take you on a trip to discover the best reef off the island. Your Cozumel Jeep Tour begins with a drive along the Western Coast, where you'll will stop near Dzul Ha to snorkel in crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Discover Cozumel's undeveloped eastern coast, where you will explore some amazing beaches, do some local shopping, visit a tequila factory, see a Mayan ruin, enjoy a free cocktail at a local bar, or jump into the wild waves. The views are breathtaking and you will have many opportunities to take some amazing pictures, and enjoy the beach. - Departure Time(s): Scheduled pick-up service from hotel(s) from 8am to 8:30am.
- Return Time(s): Scheduled drop-off service at hotel(s) from 4pm to 5pm.
- Inclusions: Roundtrip transportation aboard an air-conditioned bus, Jeep Wrangler or Geo Tracker in Cozumel, English-speaking tour guide, entrance fees, beverages, lunch on the beach and snorkeling equipment.
- What to bring: It is recommended that you wear comfortable walking shoes, plus bring bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, an extra t-shirt, and light sweater. In effort to preserve the environment, the use of sunscreen is limited to only those which are ecological/environmentally safe. Please also bring insect repellent, money for incidentals and/or tips, plus camera.
- Requirements: Good health required. You will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at check-in.
- Notes: Tour operates rain or shine. Each jeep can hold up to 4 passengers.
- Extras: Passengers must pay an additional $2 USD tax for the use of the marine life park; tax to be paid directly on board.
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