Cozumel Hotels and Vacation Packages

Cozumel Attractions

From ancient Mayan history to ecological parks with recreational activities, attractions in Cozumel offer something for everyone. History buffs can check out Museum of the Island of Cozumel, which focuses on the Mayan culture, as well as classes on learning the Mayan language. If you're ready for nature, check out Chankanaab Park, which offers beaches, jungle trails and a lagoon. Parasailing, cruises, ATV and submarine tours are also available.

Atlantis Submarine
Take a plunge undersea in this fun-filled, two-hour adventure in the Atlantis submarine. This 48-passenger submarine travels 100 feet below and features large viewing ports where you'll see an abundance of marine life. The submarine also gets you up close to the Chankanaab Reef, which is the second largest reef in the world. Contact your hotel for tour and pricing information.

ATV Jungle Tour
Take a trip on the wild side while witnessing Cozumel's jungle. This ATV tour stops at Playa Bonita, then ventures through some of the most breathtaking views Cozumel has to offer. Passengers must be at least 6 years old. Drivers must be at least 16 years old. Participants must not weigh more than 350 pounds to ride the tour. Contact your hotel for tour information and directions.

Benito Juarez Park
Location: San Miguel
Benito Juarez Park is considered the city's main square. Pedestrian-friendly, the square features walkways, benches, shade trees, a stone gazebo and a tall white clock tower. You can also peruse through shops, cafes, arts and craft stores as well as several other shops in the malecón, the city's seaside promenade. Benito Juarez Park captures the charm of the city and serves as a great place for socializing and getting to know the residents.

Chankanaab Park
Location: South of San Miguel
This beachfront park offers activities for everyone. The main beach is ideal for sunbathers, divers and snorkelers. Chankanaab Park also features an archaeological area with jungle trails, a Mayan village and even complimentary guided tours. Get your camera ready for the site's tropical garden, which has more than 600 plant species from countries around the world. This area also features a gorgeous lagoon, shops, snack bars and a museum. Dolphin encounters are also available. Contact your hotel for directions as well as admission prices.

Cozumel Island Tour
If you're looking to brush up your history, San Gervasio, the site for the mythical Mayan ruins, is not to be missed. Learn about Ix-Chel, the Mayan goddess of medicine, corn, weaving, love and fertility. The tour follows with a scenic trip to the island's beautiful beaches. The day adventure ends with snorkeling at Chankanaab National Park. Contact your hotel for tour information.

Cruises
If you're looking for a different way to spend dinnertime, spend the evening out on the water with a dinner cruise. Departing from the International Cruise Pier, the Dinner Cruise and Pirate Show includes surf and turf dishes, a salad buffet, fruits, dessert and even an open bar. See a pirate show on deck while enjoying your dinner. For something more romantic, opt for the sunset cruise, which offers, drinks and live music. Contact your hotel for price information and directions.

Jeep Jungle Tour
Travel by jeep and enjoy the lush jungle and beaches overlooking the Caribbean. The tour also offers the opportunity to see a coastal Mayan ruin, which dates back to 1200 A.D. If weather permits, you'll even get to snorkel through the rare reef, Micro Atolls. Contact your hotel for tour information.

KK-Jungle Tours
If you're ready to go on an adventure of a lifetime, ride a bike deep into the Mayan jungle. Your tour guide shares ecology history of the area. This tour stops at the bat cave, "Cenote Encantado," which includes exotic flora and fauna and "Cenote Aerolito," where you'll get to swim in crystal-clear cool water. This tour includes bike, helmet, insect repellent, bottled water, snacks and lunch. Contact your hotel for tour times and prices.

Museum of the island of Cozumel
Location: San Miguel
Phone number:  52-987-872-14334
Located in downtown San Miguel, this two-story museum offers an overview of the island's history, including the anthropological and cultural history. You'll also see displays about wildlife, vegetation, reefs and sea creatures. And unlike traditional museums, this attraction also features a cultural center, offering Mayan language instruction and live drama. Before you leave, have a bite to eat upstairs at the café, which has breathtaking views of the sea.

Parasailing
Take in the sights of the beautiful island 400 feet above the ground. You'll take off and land in the parasailing boat, so you won't have to worry about getting in the water. Contact your hotel for more information.

Punta Sur Park
Location: Km. 27 on South Coastal Road
This ecological reserve offers coastal dunes, mangroves, reefs, lagoons and remarkable beaches. Here you'll also get a chance to check out the Celarain Lighthouse, which features five rooms with information about Maya explorers and an example of how lighthouse keepers lived back in the 1930s. You can also watch crocodiles or take a ride up to the lagoon and do some bird-watching. Punta Sur also has one of the most picturesque coral reefs, which flourish in flora and fauna. Guided tours and transportation are available. Contact your hotel for more information on tours and admission prices.

San Gervasio
This site includes shrines and temples honoring Ix-Chel, the Mayan goddess of medicine, corn, weaving, love and fertility. Contact your hotel for directions and entry fee information.