Cozumel Cruise Port is a popular Caribbean cruise port in Mexico, offering an unforgettable journey through the tropical paradise. Discover the best of Cozumel with our guide, including snorkeling, beach clubs, and exploring ancient Mayan ruins. Tailored itineraries for Cozumel cruise port include fun shore excursions, shopping, beaches, and dining.
To make the most of your 24 hours in Cozumel, visit a glitzy beach club, explore an ancient Maya temple, snorkel, explore inland off-road trails, swim in the Jade Cavern Cenote, and venture deep into Punta Sur Eco Beach Park. Diving and snorkeling are also popular activities in Cozumel.
Family-friendly activities in Cozumel include Atlantis Submarine, Punta Sur Eco Beach Park, Cozumel Pearl Farm, and Mayan Bee Sanctuary. Cozumel is an island paradise located off the Mayan Riviera coast, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture.
Some of the best things to do in Cozumel in one day on a cruise include breezy beaches, tasty tacos, scuba diving or zip lining, ATV tours, beach relaxation, authentic Mexican food, and more. Tortugas Snorkel Center and Beach Bar is a great spot to grab lunch and finish your day on Cozumel.
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Lots of options in cozumel i go often so i try to do something different each time try el cozumeleno beach resort they offer a day pass all food and drinks included but not slam packed like the more popular places if you are looking for an all inclusive with a more relaxed vibe this is the place check it out
I do not have to much time off of work in June. I wanted to take my husband on this cruise for his 25th birthday. Since we live in Texas we will be leaving from the Port of Galveston. I want to go to the Bahamas but that’ll be 9days which I do not have so it look like we will have to come here and I’m semi happy because I been to Mexico too many times and El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and Belize and it’s so boring. I wish I had time to go to London on a cruise of the Bahamas. Thank you for showing us what to expect I’m still grateful.
The manatee experience are Chakanaab is much less crowded and cheaper than the dolphin one. We tried that last year since we’ve done the dolphin thing before several times. Got almost a full hour in the water with them floating around, feeding them, and only a handful of other people were with us. I found it very fun and interesting and our daughter who was 6 at the time really enjoyed it. As with most similar places they sure are proud of their photo packages they take of you….very expensive!
This was a terrific article. I did the Salsa, Salsa Margarita excursion last March and it was a blast! My travel companion did Chichin Itza. It should be mentioned that the bulk of your day will be spent traveling to and from. I hope you will continue to do more of these “things to do in. . .” articles. Now I want to go back and try some of these other places!! lol
Sheet. Cozumel is awesome. Those Mexicans speak better English than most Americans. Some do so much English speaking its hard not to believe they aren’t American their accents are so good. Everywhere takes the u.s. dollar. It’s like being in a Texas border town. Just one more thing, don’t kid yourself about those ‘runs’. I’ve been going there for almost 30 years now. Some have appeared in places that there never were any before and in the Zona Arqueologica San Gervasio park I’ve seen piles of rubble mysteriously be built into things the next time I come. There’s still awesome to look at, but take them with a grain of salt.
The Jose Cuervo tour is fabulous! Learn how to drink Tequila properly and how many types are really made. You also get to see a short native show, tour a small museum with local art, and make your own very authentic street tacos! You end the tour in the gift shop(of course) where you can buy the tequilas that you learned about earlier. It was a great excursion! Oh, and you drink tequila!
I didn’t like anything about Cozumel, especially the harassment of the locals towards us single women is very scary. As you walk down the streets these men grab on you like it’s OK trying to pull you into their store. They try to get you by offering you free tastes of their liquor. It was so bad it caused my adult daughters and I to go back to the ship because I was so afraid of sex trafficking. No one ever wants to address that part of Cozumel.
hey Matt! Very well put together blog it’s much appreciated! Definetly I just vacationed there and watched this article before i went. Could you shoot me a email/message Looking for direction from cozumel venture you seem very educated on it, willing to compensate for consultation. Thanks in advance Larry!