The first Mayan village on Cozumel, the jade-green waters of Cenote Chempita — once a site of Mayan ceremonies — and a beach lunch with a short snorkel from the shore.
Jade Cavern (Cenote Chempita)
El Cedral village
Jungle by Jeep
Beach lunch
Shore snorkel
How the day goes
1
Jungle & cenote
Head to El Cedral to visit the Jade Cavern, swim in its calm water and look for wildlife in the jungle.
2
El Cedral village
The full story of the ancient Mayan village, told by an expert guide.
3
Beach, lunch & snorkel
A meal from a delicious beach menu and plenty of time in the clear Caribbean water.
4
Back to your meeting point
Right on time for your ship, hotel or ferry.
Deep in the jungle, the Jade Cavern — also known as Cenote Chempita — hides jade-colored water, perfect to cool off. The brave can jump from the top of the cave.
El Cedral was the first town settled by the Maya and later by the first families after the Spanish conquest. See Mayan remains and the island’s first church.
Your guide explains the Santa Cruz de Sabán festival, born when families fled the war on the Yucatán Peninsula and found refuge on Cozumel.
Included in every tour
Bilingual tour guide
Transportation from port & hotel
Entrance fees
Beach break
Free extended time
Bottled water & soda
Gas & mileage
Insurance
Snorkel equipment
What to bring
Towel & swimsuit
Comfortable shoes & clothes
Sunscreen (biodegradable recommended)
Sunglasses
Valid driver’s license
Make it yours
Nothing is set in stone — create your own adventure.
Free of charge
Private snorkel tour with your guide
Shopping
San Miguel town tour
Beach break
Tequila tasting
Additional cost
Discover Scuba dive
Chocolate factory tour
Horseback riding
Beach clubs (pool, water sports)
Wave runners
Parasailing
Swimming with dolphins
Meeting & pickup
Cruise guests
Just steps from the exit of your cruise dock. We track which dock your ship uses and your guide waits at the agreed point.
Hotel or condo
We pick you up at the exit of your hotel or condo on Cozumel.
From the Riviera Maya
We meet at the San Miguel ferry pier on Cozumel.
Payment
A deposit of $10 USD holds your reservation. Paying in full before the tour is recommended; if you only paid the deposit, the balance is due at the time of the tour. Cash is preferred for the balance, but card, PayPal, Google Pay and Apple Pay also work.
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the tour’s start time for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount you paid is not refunded, and changes within 24 hours can’t be accepted. Cut-off times follow Cozumel local time. The “No Tour, No Pay” guarantee still covers you if your ship doesn’t arrive.
Discover the island’s highlights with an expert local guide: your own Jeep, your own snorkel guide, Punta Sur’s lighthouse and the wild east coast — at your pace, not a caravan’s.
An off-road ride through virgin jungle to original Mayan caves and buildings, a 100% Mexican meal by the beach and a swim in an open cenote with an expert guide.