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Spend 90 minutes aboard a glass-bottom boat exploring two of Cozumel’s accessible reefs—Paradise and Dzul-Ha. This guided snorkel run is ideal for first-timers and shore visitors who want vivid coral gardens, abundant fish life and a compact, informative outing.
Spend 90 minutes aboard a glass-bottom boat exploring two of Cozumel’s accessible reefs—Paradise and Dzul-Ha. This guided snorkel run is ideal for first-timers and shore visitors who want vivid coral gardens, abundant fish life and a compact, informative outing.
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Operated by Snorkel Chivis Del Mar Tours Cozumel · San Miguel de Cozumel, Quintana Roo
The glass-bottom hull creaks gently as the boat slips away from Marina Caleta Antigua and the water opens into a flat, sunlit mirror. Below, the sea is not just blue but a living map—coral towers rising like reef-cities, parrotfish carving bright chips from the edges, and the current tugging playfully at your fins. For a compact, first-time introduction to Cozumel’s underwater world, the Chivis del Mar tour delivers: two 30-minute snorkel stops at Paradise Reef and Dzul-Ha, stitched into a 90-minute coastal run.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Suitable for people comfortable in the water; basic swimming ability recommended but guided flotation is provided.
Meet at Marina Caleta Antigua next to the roundabout; follow signage to the Chivis del Mar booth and check in with the crew.
Yes—masks, snorkels and life jackets are included and fitted by staff before water entry.
Absolutely—this tour is designed for first-time snorkelers with guided entries and flotation available.
Water, soft drinks, fruit and two beers per adult are provided after snorkeling.
Chemical sunscreens are not allowed in-water to protect the reef; use a UV shirt or reef-safe sunscreen applied on shore only.
Marina Caleta is about 2 km from the main cruise docks; walking is possible from some ports but a taxi is quicker—check your ship’s time vs. local time.
Cozumel has been a maritime waypoint since pre-Columbian times; the island’s reefs supported local fisheries and were referenced in Mayan navigational lore.
The reefs here are part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System and benefit from protected mooring zones—avoid touching coral and use reef-safe products to reduce impact.
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