Things to do in Cozumel
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Xoximilco Cancun Boat Party Trajinera Fiesta with TequilaA five-hour Mexican fiesta on a trajinera (traditional floating boat) at Xoximilco Cancun in the Riviera Maya, with hotel pickup, unlimited tequila and beer, live music from mariachi to marimba ensembles, traditional food tastings, and carnival games. The boat is wheelchair accessible and a live guide in English or Spanish stays with your group the whole evening.Is it for me?The five-hour evening means you can spend your afternoon at the beach and still make the fiesta—pickup from your hotel removes the transport puzzle, and the open bar plus food included means no surprises at the end of the night.
Cozumel: Punta Sur Jeep Tour, Snorkeling & Beach LunchYou’ll drive your own Jeep along Cozumel’s wild coast with a local guide beside you—snorkeling clear reefs, climbing Punta Sur lighthouse for sweeping island views, tasting chocolate and tequila at Sabores de Cozumel Park, then recharging over tacos on the beach before heading back salty-haired and sun-tired.
Cozumel: Trike Tour with Mayan Park, Tequila & Chocolate TastingYou’ll drive your own trike along Cozumel’s coast with a local guide leading the way. Stop at Otoch Mayan Park for honey and chocolate tastings, try tequila with new friends, and catch moments you didn’t expect — all with hotel pickup included. It’s lively, hands-on, sometimes messy fun that lingers after you leave.
Cozumel: Mr Sanchos Beach Cabana & Couples Massage PassYou’ll share a private beach cabana on Cozumel’s shore with all-you-can-eat food and drinks, plus a couples massage right by the sea. Expect small surprises—a rose from your server, laughter during your massage—and time to nap or wander along warm sand together. It’s easygoing but quietly special.
Cozumel: Private Island Tour by Van or Minibus with Custom StopsYou’ll shape your own Cozumel story with a private van tour—pick classic sights like San Gervasio ruins or beach parks, or let your local guide suggest stops you’d never find alone. Expect laughter over fresh fruit, quiet moments at ancient stones, and plenty of room for detours that feel right in the moment.
Cozumel snorkel by private boat: Two reefs and beachA private snorkel boat tour in Cozumel stops at two reef sites with a professional guide, then anchors at a secluded white sand beach away from crowds. The trip runs four hours and includes snorkeling gear, fish ceviche, margaritas, beer, soda and bottled water. Guides speak English and Spanish. The tour occasionally moves to an alternative reef if wind and seas run rough.Is it for me?Book this one if you want a private boat and a small group instead of a crowded tour—the crew handles the logistics and the gear, so you show up and snorkel without arranging anything separately.
Cozumel: Mayan Cooking Class & Traditional Recipes TastingYou’ll cook side-by-side with locals in Cozumel, learning ancestral Mayan recipes like cochinita pibil and sikilp’aak’. Expect laughter over sticky dough, new flavors from fresh ingredients, and real stories behind every dish. This is hands-on cooking that feels like joining someone’s family for lunch — not just watching from the sidelines.
Cozumel: Kuzá Beach Park Deluxe Pass & All-Inclusive BuffetYou’ll spend your day drifting between white sand beaches and lush jungle trails at Kuzá Beach Park in Cozumel. Relax on shaded loungers, enjoy unlimited buffet meals with local flavors and open bar drinks, join family-friendly activities or cultural shows—and leave feeling lighter than when you arrived.
Cozumel Scavenger Hunt Tour: 4-Hour Race with CluesA 4-hour interactive scavenger hunt tour on Cozumel where teams of two to eight solve clues at sightseeing locations across the island. You race against the clock and other teams, moving through self-guided stops with a mystery or task at each one. The tour includes local snacks and two complimentary drinks per person at the finish line, followed by an awards ceremony at a local restaurant.Is it for me?The race starts and finishes on the island, so you don't need a rental car or a guide driving you—your team navigates the self-guided stops at your own pace, making it work whether you're staying in town or just passing through for the day.
Cozumel Shore Excursion: 5-Hour Private Tour & BeachYou get picked up at the cruise pier and driven through Cozumel's interior to San Gervasio Mayan ruins, with stops at a chocolate factory and tequila tasting along the way. The tour includes the east-side lookout and ends at Playa Palancar beach with time for lunch, snorkeling, or just resting before your return to the ship — all timed so you're back before re-boarding.Is it for me?Book this if you're docked in Cozumel for a few hours and want to see the island's interior and Mayan history without arranging your own transport or timing — the private driver and fixed departure slots mean you're back at the ship on time, and the five-hour window fits neatly between disembarkation and re-boarding.
Cozumel Scuba Diving at Chankanaab: Intro Dive, No ExperienceAn introductory scuba dive at Chankanaab Adventure Beach Park in Cozumel with a certified bilingual instructor, one air tank, park admission and beach access included. The dive lasts around two hours and requires no prior experience. You receive instruction on equipment use before descending to watch marine life around the reef barrier and explore underwater caves and sculptures.Is it for me?Your afternoon in port becomes an underwater adventure through ancient caves and the world's second largest reef—no diving experience required, just show up and dive.
Cozumel: Island Buggy Tour with Mayan Cooking & Tequila StopYou’ll zip around Cozumel Island in an open buggy with a local guide, hear Maya legends at ancient sites, sample artisan tequila at a lively hacienda, try your hand at Mayan cooking workshops, and soak up quiet moments on hidden beaches only locals talk about.
Cozumel: Punta Sur Private Buggy Tour & Beach LunchYou’ll drive your own buggy along Cozumel’s coast with a local guide, climb up Celarain lighthouse at Punta Sur Park for wild views, spot crocodiles by quiet lagoons, taste real Mexican tequila (and chocolate!), then eat tacos right on the beach before heading home sandy and happy.
Cozumel Jeep Adventure with Cenote & Snorkel: 5 hoursA 5-hour jeep tour of Cozumel that combines off-road jungle driving, cenote swimming and snorkeling at a beach club, with a tequila ranch stop and El Cedral's history along the way. Private transport, lunch and snorkeling gear are included; the guide speaks English or Spanish. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries or pregnant travelers.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private jeep with your own guide to control the stops and pace through jungle roads, tequila distillery, and cenote swim—rather than joining a group tour with fixed timing.
Cozumel: KUZÁ Beach Club Day Pass & Water ActivitiesYou get a full day of beach access with lounge chairs, hammocks, nature trails, and daily entertainment included in your wristband. Water sports, food, drinks, and upgrades like the buffet or spa services are available for extra cost. You choose what to do and when, with no fixed itinerary—perfect if you want flexibility without the logistics of finding your own beach spot.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a full beach day without arranging transport, finding your own spot, or committing to a fixed itinerary—the wristband gets you in, the loungers and shade are waiting, and you decide what to do next.
Snorkeling in Cozumel: Catamaran to El Cielo BeachSnorkel three of Cozumel's most visited reefs — El Cielo Beach with starfish on the sandy bottom, Playa el Cielito where baby rays gather, and Turtle Bay — aboard a catamaran with a guide in English or Spanish. The boat includes drinks, beer, margaritas and ceviche; after snorkeling you choose to rest on a secluded beach or stay aboard. The trip runs four hours and departs near the cruise ports.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel three top reefs in one morning and you're comfortable entering the water independently with mask and fins.
Tulum: Photo Tour with Cenote, Sculpture & Beach LunchYou’ll wander Tulum’s most photogenic spots with a local guide and pro photographer — posing by colorful signs, surreal sculptures, and lush jungle cenotes. Cool off with snacks before lunch at an eco beach club where Caribbean waves meet fresh Mexican flavors. You might come for photos, but you’ll remember the stories shared along the way.
Cozumel: Private Jeep & ATV Tour Jade Cavern, Punta Sur, Beach LunchYou’ll ride Jeeps through Cozumel’s jungle from El Cedral to Jade Cavern for a swim under hanging vines, then tackle an ATV trail before tasting fresh tortillas and local chocolate. Climb Punta Sur lighthouse for sweeping views and relax with a Mexican lunch at Coco’s Beach Club — all with a local guide who brings every stop to life.
Cozumel: Mayan Chocolate Workshop & Margarita ClassYou’ll feel cacao between your fingers as you make real Mayan chocolate in Cozumel, try fresh tortillas with local sauce, and shake up a chocolate margarita with help from friendly guides. Taste, laugh, get your hands dirty—and leave with new flavors (and stories) stuck in your head.
Cozumel: San Gervasio Ruins Private Tour & Wild Beach BreakYou’ll step into quiet corners of Cozumel at San Gervasio Mayan ruins, hear stories from your local guide, feel sea breeze on wild beaches like Chen Rio, and taste tradition with an optional tequila stop—all at your own pace with private transport and drinks included.
