Snorkel Tours in Cozumel
Snorkelling is the reason most travellers pick Cozumel over the mainland.
View tours →Cozumel: Tours & Attractions
Cozumel is Mexico's largest Caribbean island, a flat limestone shelf off the Riviera Maya that built its name on the reef. Cruise ships dock on the leeward west coast within minutes of the marine attractions, and most visitors come for one thing above all: clear, warm water over living coral. The island's signature beach park is Chankanaab, a sheltered cove and lagoon where shallow reef, submerged statues and a botanical garden sit inside one gated park. Around it, the west coast strings together all-inclusive beach clubs, while drift snorkel boats run south to El Cielo, a sandbar famous for starfish and turquoise shallows. Punta Sur Eco Park anchors the wild southern tip with a lighthouse, a crocodile lagoon and a quiet Caribbean beach. This hub gathers the activity categories worth booking on a Cozumel day, the marine attractions to plan around, and curated reef and beach tours so cruise passengers and overnight visitors can fill a day without backtracking across the island in the midday heat.
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Sea Trek & SNUBA in Cozumel
If you want to breathe underwater without learning to dive, Cozumel runs two beginner programmes that bridge the gap between snorkel and scuba, both based inside Chankanaab park.
View tours →Beach Clubs in Cozumel
When you want sand, shade and a swim without organising anything, a Cozumel beach club day pass does the planning for you.
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Chankanaab Park
Chankanaab is Cozumel's national marine park, built around a sheltered cove and an inland lagoon on the island's west coast.
Read guide →El Cielo Sandbar
El Cielo, Spanish for the sky, is a shallow sandbar off Cozumel's protected southwest coast, named for the constellation of starfish that rest on its pale sea floor.
Read guide →Punta Sur Eco Park
Punta Sur Eco Park is the protected reserve covering Cozumel's wild southern tip, a contrast to the busy west coast beach clubs.
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