What to do on your visit to Cozumel?

Cozumel is the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean and stands out as the only place in the Riviera Maya capable of receiving impressive cruise ships. Additionally, it has a small airport that allows the arrival of private jets, helicopters, and small planes.
The island is famous for its abundant wildlife, diverse plant life, and, of course, its vibrant marine life, reefs, and water activities.
Oceanfront hotels? Of course. Cozumel is a destination to enjoy, explore, and repeat. If it's your first time, or even your third, you probably haven't yet fully discovered all its tourist attractions. Want to get to know them? Read on. But first, don't forget you can book your private transfer in Cozumel on our website.
Photo Spot
What would a visit to Cozumel be without a souvenir photo? The island is incredibly photogenic, but if you want an iconic photo, you must take one with the colorful, giant letters spelling "Cozumel," located in front of the Grand Park Royal Cozumel Hotel, with the blue sea in the background.
Dolphinaris Cozumel
Do you dream of swimming with dolphins? Cozumel has a beautiful dolphinarium that offers dolphin shows and the opportunity to swim with these intelligent mammals. The dolphinarium is designed like a palapa with a magnificent sea view.
Cozumel Museum
Cozumel has a museum that showcases the evolution of the island from its early years to the present. Located in the center of the island, it features 11 interactive rooms that tell the story and natural diversity of Cozumel, as well as temporary exhibits for artists and one room dedicated to the Carnival tradition.
Pueblo del Maíz
Pueblo del Maíz offers a journey back to Cozumel's pre-Hispanic past. This theme park takes visitors through the history of the island’s ancient inhabitants, with guides explaining each stage in a dynamic and educational way.
El Cielo
El Cielo is one of the most beautiful beaches in Cozumel, known for its abundance of starfish. It can only be visited through a tour, where you can snorkel and swim among colorful fish in a protected environment.
Atlantis Submarine
Make your dream of traveling in a submarine come true in Cozumel. This family tour takes you deep into the Caribbean Sea, where you can see colorful fish, reefs, and underwater sculptures safely.
Diving in Cozumel
Cozumel is a paradise for diving enthusiasts, offering locations such as Paradise Reef for night dives, Palancar with depths up to 30 meters, and Chankanaab, one of the most famous reefs in the region.
Punta Sur Reserve
Punta Sur Reserve is the largest natural area in Cozumel, perfect for a day with the family. It features an eco-tourism park, Mayan ruins, an observation tower, Celarain Lighthouse, a navigation museum, boat rides, and opportunities for snorkeling.
Punta Tunich
Punta Tunich, near the shores of Playa del Carmen, is ideal for diving. It is part of the Great Mayan Reef, the second-largest reef system in the world, offering an impressive underwater experience.
Chankanaab
Chankanaab is an eco-park offering a complete adventure: eco-archaeological tours, sea lion and manatee shows, Snuba and Seatrek tours, dolphin swims, a spa, and a tequila experience, among other activities.
Santa Rosa Wall
Santa Rosa Wall is a famous spot for diving and snorkeling in Cozumel. This site offers multiple dive sites and is perfect for experienced divers looking for an underwater adventure.
San Gervasio
San Gervasio is a small archaeological site in Cozumel, known for being a Mayan pilgrimage center where they worshiped the goddess Ixchel.
Conclusion
This is our list of the 12 best things to do in Cozumel. Will we expand it? Of course! The island offers more than 100 different activities and places to discover. See you in our next post.