Water-Activities & Catamaran Snorkel Tour with Jeep Riders Cozumel Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking and snorkeling involved
Overview
Set sail on a vibrant catamaran to El Cielo’s stunning sands and reefs. Snorkel among starfish and coral before enjoying a local beach buffet—an ocean adventure not to miss in Cozumel.
Catamaran Snorkel Tour to El Cielo and Beach Buffet
Starting at MXN$1,700 per Person (91Usd) | 6 Hours Duration | Shared tour
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About This Adventure
Rate
Adult - MXN$1700.00 (91 usd)
Child (ages 3-7) - MXN$1,500.00 (81 usd)
Duration
6 hour
About
Your catamaran snorkel tour begins with a scenic cruise along the coastline as your snorkeling vessel is on its way to TripAdvisor’s #1 Cozumel Reef system for drift snorkeling. Then the helm is set to the most secluded Cozumel ´s treasure: “El Cielo” Bay (heaven on earth), a starfish sanctuary with crystal clear water.
Receive snorkel instruction and gear and then follow your PADI certified guide for drift snorkeling over the famous Colombia Reef. You will discover an infinite array of colors, and forms of the exuberant marine life. Then owe at “El Cielo” (The Sky) named after the incredible blue and starfish.
After snorkeling, the bar on board is open for a well-deserved ice-cold draft beer, a salty margarita or a refreshing rum punch mix. It is also time to weigh anchor for Cozumel’s popular beach club Nachi Cocum. After and included lunch, you are welcome to explore the park and sunbathe on the beach, hang out on the lounge chairs, swim in the pools or take a swim in the ocean.
Adventure Tips
Wear reef-friendly sunscreen
Apply biodegradable sunscreen to protect fragile marine life while snorkeling.
Arrive early for best spots
Getting on the catamaran early ensures prime viewing and snorkeling areas at El Cielo.
Bring waterproof camera
Capture vibrant underwater scenes and beach moments with a waterproof device.
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water during the trip to stay energized and prevent dehydration.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Flamingos
History
Cozumel’s name derives from Mayan culture, where it was known as 'Island of the Swallows.' It became a popular cruise port in the 20th century but remains a protected marine sanctuary today.
Conservation
Guides emphasize eco-friendly practices, including reef-safe sunscreen and responsible wildlife viewing, helping preserve the pristine ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Snorkeling mask and fins
Necessary for comfortable and clear snorkeling experiences.
Sunhat and rash guard
Provide sun protection during aquatic activities in bright conditions.
Waterproof bag
Keep valuables dry while on the boat and snorkeling.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated with your own water supply during the trip.