Cozumel · COZUMEL CITY TOURS
The town is small, walkable and busiest when three ships are in. These 10 cover the waterfront, the market and the food streets behind it, with prices and how long each takes.
Walk the Cozumel seabed in a SeaTrek helmet, see fish and plane wreckage, enjoy drinks, snorkeling, and a beach club discount.
“I was hesitant, but the staff was amazing! I needed some reassurance and they were right there to help a gal out! I loved it!!!”
Review of Cozumel’s 3-hour e-bike city tour, with local history, beach time, ice cream, three tacos, guides, safety tips, and value advice.
“Although we tried to cancel in time (there was no answer at the business, and two of our party members became sick), I was still charged for four tickets when only two came. The guide was great, but we had a bad experience with the business, which was unwilling to refund the two tickets. I would still like a refund,”
Review of Cozumel’s $59 open-top bus tour, with San Miguel sights, Mayan culture, tequila tasting, and a beach break.
“We had a great time. If you don’t drink the Tequila tasting might not be something you would wish to miss but they have non alcoholic options as well and you get to taste Mexican chocolate.”
Snorkel Cozumel’s reefs, shipwrecks, El Cielo, and starfish sandbars aboard a small glass-bottom boat with snacks, drinks, and a divemaster.
“Amazing snorkel trip. Communication with Alex was always quick and helpful, and our guide Brenda and driver Victor were fun, informative and always made us feel safe. Beautiful reefs and delicious guacamole and drinks as well!”
Explore Cozumel by electric bike, from Corpus Christi and the local market to a Mayan monument, lunch, and tequila tasting.
“E-bikes we're really e-scooters. Still fun. Enjoyed the cemetery and the market. Wish we could've had more time for shopping. One of the scooters ran out of juice so we had to wait to get it going again. Tequila tasting was good.”
Review of Cozumel’s $43 trolley tour, with downtown sights, shopping stops, cruise pickup tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“Other than the tequila tasting most of the tour was quite boring. Could have done the same trip in a taxi in a few minutes.”
Private Cozumel snorkeling aboard a 23-foot Sea Ray, with Palancar Reef, El Cielo, lunch, drinks, and room for six.
“This was the best private tour my husband and I have ever done! The service was absolutely amazing, The drinks and food were all so delicious. It was a wonderful day!”
Review of Cozumel’s $59 open-top bus tour, Mayan landmarks, downtown walk, tequila tasting, and 110-minute beach break.
Explore Cozumel by e-bike, visit a local market, eat tacos, see city landmarks, and taste artisanal tequila on this lively 2.5-hour tour.
“The tour was great 👍 We saw a lot and our guide Alberto explained everything really well. Highly recommended!”
Review of Cozumel’s 4-hour dune buggy, reef snorkel, El Cedral, lunch, tequila tasting, and city tour for $79.99.
“Our guide was friendly and very accommodating. However, we were given a jeep instead of a dune buggy, the “Mayan town” was more of a warehouse with a mural on the wall and a stage for dancers. We also did not get to do the snorkeling but instead just visited a beach. While it was a nice stop it was not what we were looking forward to. The only part of the activity that was an advertised was the tequila tasting, which was the one part of the excursion we knowingly were not going to participate in. (We don’t drink alcohol.) Was a bit of a let down and this…”
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