Beach Guardians: Making a Difference Together

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in moderate physical shape comfortable with walking and standing for a few hours in warm climate conditions.

Overview

Join a beach cleanup tour in Cozumel that blends hands-on environmental action with authentic Mayan ceremonies and a distinct tequila tasting. Discover how you can make a positive impact while immersing in local culture.

Cozumel, Quintana Roo

Beach Guardians: Making a Difference Together

Starting at: $1200MXN Adult | $900 Child~ $60 | $45 USD per person | BOOK WITH ONLY 10% DEPOSIT

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Date

Sun, Oct 19

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Join our beach cleanup tour in Cozumel to combat pollution while immersing yourself in Mayan culture. Enjoy a unique tequila tasting featuring over 10 varieties, along with delicious chocolate, cacao, and regional honey. This memorable experience engages all your senses while making a positive impact on the environment.

Addressing this issue requires multiple efforts. Our beach cleanup tour is one such initiative, playing a crucial role in combating beach pollution. These challenges underline the need for strategies to mitigate the effects of sargassum and debris. The tourism sector's involvement can play a pivotal role in this effort Activities:

Beach Cleanup
Protective gear provided
Drinking water Durable gloves Sun protection Sturdy footwear Heavy-duty trash bags San Martin Virgin Beach Activities: • Picnic • Beach Break Food: • Barbecue • Quesadillas • Tacos • Vegan options • Soft Drinks

Adventure Tips

Bring reusable gloves

Though cleaning supplies are provided, bringing your own gloves can help you feel more comfortable during the beach cleanup.

Stay hydrated

Carry a water bottle since coastal activities and tropical weather can lead to dehydration.

Wear sun protection

Apply sunscreen and wear a hat—even on cloudy days—to protect yourself during outdoor portions of the tour.

Wear comfortable closed shoes

Closed-toe shoes protect your feet while walking on uneven or debris-covered shorelines during the cleanup.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Tropical coastal birds such as herons
Marine life including colorful reef fish near the shoreline

History

Cozumel has been inhabited by the Maya for centuries and was historically a sacred island dedicated to Ixchel, the goddess of the moon and fertility.

Conservation

The tour contributes to ongoing efforts to reduce marine debris in Cozumel’s protected marine park, supporting sustainable tourism and preserving local biodiversity.