Ultimate Cozumel Adventure: Jeep, ATV, Snorkeling & Mayan Culture Experience
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical condition; able to handle off-road jeep and ATV movement, moderate walking, and swimming/snorkeling without difficulty.
Overview
Experience Cozumel like never before with this thrilling 5-hour private tour that combines jeep and ATV rides, snorkeling in hidden caverns, regional cuisine, tequila tasting, and a walk through historic el Cedral town.
Private Jeep Tour Full Experience and ATV with Caverns & Cedral
Starting at $1,880 MXN ~ $99 USD per person | 5 hrs | All Ages
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate adventure in Cozumel with a thrilling combination of a Jeep and ATV tour. Explore the historic el Cedral Town, dive into the Mayan jungle, and relax on stunning beaches. Enjoy snorkeling, savor delicious Mexican cuisine, and indulge in a unique tequila tasting, all while immersing yourself in vibrant local culture.
Experience the ultimate adventure in Cozumel with a thrilling combination of a Jeep and ATV tour. Explore the historic el Cedral Town, dive into the Mayan jungle, and relax on stunning beaches. Enjoy snorkeling, savor delicious Mexican cuisine, and indulge in a unique tequila tasting, all while immersing yourself in vibrant local culture.
Adventure Tips
Bring biodegradable sunscreen
Protect Cozumel’s coral reefs by using reef-safe sunscreen during snorkeling stops.
Wear closed-toe shoes for ATV rides
Sturdy footwear ensures comfort and protection on rugged jungle and trail terrain.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour
Carry a refillable water bottle as the sun and activities can be dehydrating.
Charge your camera before departure
You'll want to capture stunning cenote and beach views; extra battery never hurts.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Tropical birds such as the Yucatan jay and the orange oriole.
- Marine creatures including vibrant reef fish and occasional sea turtles during snorkeling.
History
El Cedral is the oldest settlement on Cozumel, dating back to 1518, and is considered sacred by the island's indigenous Mayan community.
Conservation
Tour operators focus on minimizing environmental impact by promoting reef-safe products and supporting local conservation initiatives protecting Cozumel’s fragile ecosystem.
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Adventure Hotspots in Cozumel
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects marine life and your skin during snorkeling and beach stops.
summer specific
Comfortable hiking shoes or closed-toe sandals
Provides stability and comfort on uneven jungle trails and ATV routes.
Swimsuit and quick-dry towel
Essential for cooling off in cenotes and snorkeling excursions.
summer specific
Wide-brimmed hat
Offers shade and reduces sun exposure during daytime driving and stops.
summer specific