Cruise port updates, travel tips, conservation news, and tour announcements from our team on the ground in Cozumel.
Every cruise excursion is sold by somebody, but the company taking your money is often not the company that will actually run your tour.
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Booking a shore excursion Cozumel groups can agree on gets easier once you stop hunting for one tour that pleases every single person aboard.
Read MoreBefore you book a cozumel tour, a short list of permits and licenses separates a legitimate operator from a pier flyer, and every one is checkable.
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Every cozumel beach sits on one of three very different shorelines, and the side you pick decides whether you swim, wade or only take photographs.
Read MoreCarnival ports in Mexico span both coasts, and knowing what each one offers ashore is the difference between a great port day and a wasted one.
Read MoreThe Cozumel pyramids are smaller than Tulum or Chichen Itza, and on a cruise day that difference decides where your hours are best spent.
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Here is where every minute of 4 hours of shared snorkeling to el cielo actually goes, from pier pickup to the last climb back up the boat ladder.
Read MoreA mexico hurricane forecast is far easier to act on once you know what the cone, the watch and the warning each actually promise about your port day.
Read MoreBooking a second cruise excursion in Cozumel works when the clock allows it, and this guide shows which pairings fit and which ones cut it too close.
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Plenty of boat rides & cruises in Cozumel work perfectly well if you never get in the water, and this guide covers which ones keep you dry and happy.
Read MoreChoosing a Cozumel tour departure time is half the planning, so here is how morning and afternoon slots differ for reefs, crowds, heat and all-aboard.
Read MoreCozumel ruins and a beach afternoon fit into one port day if you match the plan to your ship's hours, and these three itineraries show how.
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San Gervasio was the Maya pilgrimage center of the goddess Ix Chel; here is who came, why they came, and what each structure meant before you walk it.
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A snorkeling tour in Cozumel puts you over sea turtles, eagle rays, parrotfish and starfish; here is what lives at each reef and how to spot it.
Read MoreThe Cozumel cruise port hosts several ships at once on busy days, which changes how you time your exit, your taxi and your walk back aboard.
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El Cielo Cozumel with kids works well when you plan around shade, life jackets and boat time, and this guide covers exactly how to do it.
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Chankanaab Beach Adventure Park is still worth a cruise day if you never put on a mask, and here is what non-snorkelers can do from gate to taxi.
Read MoreLooking for Cozumel pyramids? Here is what the island's Maya really built, which structures cruise passengers can see, and where the big pyramids are.
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Punta Sur is the wildest corner of Cozumel, and this guide covers the crocodiles, sea turtles and birds you can realistically see there.
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The Mayan ruins Cozumel is known for begin at San Gervasio, but El Cedral and El Caracol add history that most cruise passengers never see.
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Plan your Cozumel adventure by matching ATV trails, cenote swims, first scuba dives and east-side Jeep runs to your fitness, your group and your ship's hours.
Read MoreChankanaab is the easiest Cozumel park for a family cruise day, with calm shore snorkeling, a sea lion show, shaded gardens and a short taxi back to the ship.
Read MoreSnorkeling Cozumel means drift snorkeling: learn how the current, the boat and your guide work together and how to prepare for your first reef tour.
Read MoreIsla de la Pasión packing list for cruise passengers: what the all-inclusive day covers, what to bring for the boat and beach, and what to leave on the ship.
Read MoreBrowse our tours and guides to make the most of your time in port. We have been running tours in Cozumel for over 25 years.
