SNORKELLING · REEF SNORKELING IN COZUMEL
Warm, clear and worth the boat ride. These 6 reef snorkeling in Cozumel are priced and timed so you can decide in a couple of minutes and get back to planning the rest of the week.
Spend about four hours on a guided Cozumel snorkeling trip to Palancar Reef, Columbia Reef, El Cielo, and El Cielito Beach. Your boat carries no more than 16 people and includes a vest, mask, new tube, water, sodas, beer, and a snack. Bring $11 cash for the marine fee and apply sunscreen before boarding.
Spend two hours cruising Cozumel’s coast and snorkeling Villa Blanca Wall and shallow and deep Paraiso Reef. Bilingual guides such as Miguel, Carlos, and Santiago help first-timers, keep groups together, and point out fish, rays, eels, and other sea life. The small boat holds up to 28 people, with water, soft drinks, gear, and a post-snorkel beer included.
“Our experience was awesome! Carlos, Miguel, Santiago and Sofia were extremely kind and hospitable, we somehow lucked out and were on the trip mostly by ourselves - and it did not disappoint. If we are ever back in Cozumel, we will be doing this trip again. Thank y’all!”
Meet the Safe Tours Cozumel crew outside El Cid La Ceiba, near the cruise piers, for a two-hour glass-bottom boat trip to three reef areas. Snorkel with guides such as Miguel, Juan, Carlos, or Arturo, or stay aboard and watch through the glass. Water and sodas flow all trip, with beer after snorkeling.
“Great tour from SAFE TOURS COZUMEL! Eng/esp. 5 min walking from the cruise terminal. Cold drinks during the tour. I recommend it. Cheaper than the cruise excursions and definitely worth it.”
Meet your bilingual crew at Marina Cozumel for a four-hour glass-bottom boat trip to Colombia Reef, Palancar Reef, and El Cielo. You’ll receive snorkel gear, fruit, sandwiches, bottled water, soft drinks, and beer. Guides such as Tony, René, Roberto, Juan, and Wilbur have led recent departures, though crew assignments vary.
“It has been a special occasion for a friend's birthday. The boat people were friendly and professional. There are to little downsides to this still beautiful experience; probably they should stop a little longer at the snorkeling spots and a little less at el cielito (although it's lovely), and the boarding dock is very far from San Miguel.”
Meet Paloma at module 6 of Cozumel’s fiscal pier for a four-hour boat trip to Palancar and Columbia reefs, followed by El Cielo’s shallow turquoise water and starfish. Guides speak English and Spanish. The tour includes gear, drinks, ceviche, tostadas, fruit, and a shaded boat. Apply sunscreen before check-in.
“Spectacular! Highly recommended, and Omar and his team are amazing”
Cruise from Marina Cozumel ASIPONA to three reef sites near Palancar and Columbia, then spend time at El Cielo and El Cielito. The crew provides gear, drinks, beer, fruit, and fish ceviche. Guides such as Luis and Alan have been praised for attentive service, though equipment quality may vary.
“It was great fun, especially with our tour guides Luis and Alan, who were super attentive and very nice. They were on top of everything and made it a great experience. They even added an extra stop so that the kids could enjoy it more.”
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