Cozumel: Kuzá Beach Park Deluxe Pass & All-Inclusive Buffet

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(255 reviews)

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t expect the sand to feel that soft—almost powdery under my feet when we first walked into Kuzá Beach Park in Cozumel. The check-in was quick; they handed us these bright wristbands and suddenly it felt like we’d been let loose on our own little island. It wasn’t crowded at all, just a few families already staking out hammocks, and the only sounds were the wind in the palms and some distant laughter from the kids’ zone. I tried to claim a shady lounger but got distracted by this salty breeze carrying the smell of grilled fish from somewhere behind the bar. That’s when I realized how hungry I was.

We wandered along one of those jungle-lined eco trails—honestly, I lost track of time there because everything was so green and quiet except for birds chattering overhead. Our local guide, Ana, waved us over when she spotted us looking lost near a sign in Spanish (my pronunciation is still terrible). She pointed out which trail led back to the main beach and told us about the cultural show starting soon—her smile made it sound like something not to miss. I’m glad we listened. There was live music and dancers in bright costumes, and even though I didn’t catch every word, you could feel everyone getting pulled into it. I ended up clapping along with some other guests who looked just as sunburned as me.

The buffet was way better than I expected from an “all-inclusive”—I went back twice for ceviche and maybe three times for those little churros dusted with cinnamon sugar (don’t judge). Drinks kept coming too; someone behind the bar remembered my name after my second round of margaritas, which made me laugh. The water was warm enough for swimming but not too hot—just that perfect temperature where you don’t want to get out. My nephew tried paddle boarding for the first time (he fell off right away but grinned like he’d won something huge), and there were kayaks lined up if you wanted more adventure but honestly, I was happy just floating around.

By late afternoon, most people seemed content sprawled under umbrellas or wandering along the shore picking up shells—I found one shaped like a tiny heart that’s still in my backpack now. We left sandy and tired but weirdly refreshed, like we’d actually had a real break instead of just another day at a resort. If you’re thinking about a day trip to Kuzá Beach Park from Cozumel, go hungry and don’t rush it—you’ll want time to do nothing at all.