Cozumel: KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass & Family Activities

Summary

Family-friendly beach day at KUZÁ with games, music, trails and chill zones

You’ll sink into soft sand at KUZÁ Beach Park in Cozumel, drifting between shaded loungers, beach games, nature trails and live music zones—all at your own rhythm. Enjoy spontaneous moments with locals or try new activities like paddle boarding or kayaking if you feel like it. It’s easygoing fun with space to relax or explore as much as you want.

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t expect the air to smell so salty and sweet when we first walked into KUZÁ Beach Park in Cozumel—like sunscreen and grilled corn mixed together. We’d barely checked in (the wristband thing is quick) before my youngest ran straight for the hammocks under the palms. There was this local staff member, Alejandra, who smiled and pointed us toward the best shaded loungers—she said they go fast on weekends. I still think about how soft the sand felt between my toes right then, even though I forgot my water shoes and kind of regretted it near some rocky bits by the shore.

The whole place just hums with activity but somehow never feels crowded. Somewhere behind us, a group of kids were shrieking over a beach game while further down there was live music—nothing too loud, just enough to make you want to linger. My partner tried paddle boarding (extra fee, worth it), and I wandered along one of those eco-trails lined with thick greenery. For lunch we grabbed tacos from a food truck; the salsa was spicier than I expected but in a good way. We met a family from Mérida who shared tips on which activities their kids liked most—turns out there’s always something going on if you want it, or you can just do nothing for hours.

Honestly, I lost track of time. The sun kept shifting through the palms and every now and then you’d hear laughter or someone calling out in Spanish. I found myself just watching the light on the water for a while—not doing much at all except feeling like maybe this is what a real break is supposed to be. When we finally left (after grabbing last-minute souvenirs), everyone looked sun-kissed and happy-tired. So yeah, if you’re looking for an easygoing day trip in Cozumel that works for families or anyone needing downtime—with full access to everything at your own pace—this KUZÁ Beach Park pass actually delivers.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Full day at KUZÁ Beach Park

• Enter KUZÁ Beach Park and get wristband
• Settle into shaded lounger or hammock
• Swim, explore nature trails, relax under palms
• Join beach games, live music, cultural shows
• Enjoy optional activities like kayaking and snorkeling
• Eat at food trucks or beachfront restaurants
• Explore eco-trails and chill zones freely
• Shop souvenirs and take final photos

Top questions

Is KUZÁ Beach Park accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible including transportation options.

Are food and drinks included in the day pass?

No, food and drinks are available for purchase from food trucks or restaurants onsite.

What activities are included with entry?

Your pass includes access to eco-trails, shaded lounge areas, daily entertainment like live music and games, plus curated experiences across the park.

Can kids join all activities at KUZÁ?

Most activities are family-friendly but minors must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

How do I get to KUZÁ Beach Park from downtown Cozumel?

The park is just minutes from the ferry terminal and local hotels; public transportation options are nearby.

Is there hotel pickup included?

No hotel pickup is included; guests arrive independently but transportation options are close by.

Do I need to bring anything special?

Water shoes are recommended due to some rocky beach areas; bring sunscreen and swimwear too.

Are lockers or storage available?

This isn’t specified; check with staff upon arrival about storing valuables.

What’s included

Your day includes full access to KUZÁ Beach Park’s private beachfront with shaded lounge chairs and hammocks (first-come basis), eco-park walking trails surrounded by native greenery, participation in daily entertainment like live music and sports games, plus curated experiences for explorers of all ages—all just minutes from central Cozumel.