Cozumel Jeep Adventure to Jade Caverns with Lunch and Snorkeling
by Jeepriders Cozumel Tours
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198Overview
This 5-hour jeep tour in Cozumel starts at a central meeting point where the guide welcomes participants and answers any questions. The group then drives to a local tequilera ranch to learn about tequila production and sample different flavors, colors, and aromas. Visitors can also see farm animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep during this stop. Next, the tour heads to the east side of the island to visit Playa Chen Rio, a virgin beach featuring a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" is sometimes seen sunbathing. A natural rock formation creates a shallow swimming area suitable for wading. After the beach, the jeep travels through jungle roads to El Cedral, Cozumel’s first town. Here, visitors see ranch-style homes in the jungle and landmarks including a large palapa used for festivals, a statue called "Los Mestizos," an old Catholic church, and an ancient Mayan temple. The off-road portion begins as the group drives deeper into the Mayan jungle to reach Jade Caverns and Cenote, Cozumel’s largest known cenote. This smaller cenote has winding stairs for entry, and the guide provides information about cenotes and local wildlife, including bats that may be seen hanging inside. After exploring the caverns and cenote, the tour continues to a beach club for a break. Guests receive an authentic Mexican lunch with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. Following lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided for a guided snorkel over the nearby coral reef, where clear Caribbean waters offer visibility of various tropical fish species. The beach club also includes access to showers, changing rooms, lounge chairs, and floating toys such as a trampoline. After snorkeling, the group returns by jeep to the original meeting point where the tour began. Included in the tour are private transportation, gas, bottled water, carbonated and alcoholic beverages, lunch, and use of snorkeling equipment. Tips and drinks at the beach club are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cozumel
The tour starts at a designated meeting point where the guide welcomes participants, explains the itinerary, and answers questions. Then the group boards the jeep and departs for the tequila ranch.
15 min
Tequila Ranch
At the ranch, guests meet the family running the operation and learn about tequila production. They can sample different types and observe local farm animals including cows, chickens, and sheep.
30 min
Playa Chen Rio
This stop is on the east side of Cozumel at a virgin beach featuring a lagoon that sometimes hosts a crocodile called "Ancho." The beach has a natural rock formation creating a shallow swimming area like a kiddie pool.
25 min
El Cedral
The jeep drives along a jungle road into Cozumel’s first town, El Cedral. Visitors see ranch-style homes in the jungle, a large palapa used for festivals, a statue called "Los Mestizos" depicting a Mexican couple in traditional dress, an old Catholic church, and an adjacent ancient Mayan temple.
20 min
Jade Cenote
The tour continues on bumpy off-road paths deeper into the Mayan jungle to Jade Cenote, the island’s largest known cenote. This smaller cenote has winding stairs to enter. The guide shares information about cenotes and local species. Bats hanging inside may be seen resting.
40 min
Beach Club
After exploring the cenote, the group arrives at a beach club for a break. Facilities include a bar, bathrooms, changing rooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Guests receive a Mexican lunch with options of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling gear is provided and the guide explains how to use it. Participants snorkel over the coral reef, spotting various tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests can relax on lounge chairs by the shore.
120 min
Cozumel
The tour concludes with a jeep ride back to the original meeting point where participants were picked up.
20 min
Meeting point
When coming across on the ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, your meeting point will be at the Cozumel ferry dock. Our guide will be waiting for you directly across the street from the Cozumel ferry dock at Palmeras restaurant and wearing a Blue or White uniform with our Jeep Riders logo on it.
End point
When coming across on the ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, your meeting point will be at the Cozumel ferry dock. Our guide will be waiting for you directly across the street from the Cozumel ferry dock at Palmeras restaurant and wearing a Blue or White uniform with our Jeep Riders logo on it.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Cozumel Jeep Adventure to Jade Caverns with Lunch and Snorkeling
by Jeepriders Cozumel Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198Overview
This 5-hour jeep tour in Cozumel starts at a central meeting point where the guide welcomes participants and answers any questions. The group then drives to a local tequilera ranch to learn about tequila production and sample different flavors, colors, and aromas. Visitors can also see farm animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep during this stop. Next, the tour heads to the east side of the island to visit Playa Chen Rio, a virgin beach featuring a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" is sometimes seen sunbathing. A natural rock formation creates a shallow swimming area suitable for wading. After the beach, the jeep travels through jungle roads to El Cedral, Cozumel’s first town. Here, visitors see ranch-style homes in the jungle and landmarks including a large palapa used for festivals, a statue called "Los Mestizos," an old Catholic church, and an ancient Mayan temple. The off-road portion begins as the group drives deeper into the Mayan jungle to reach Jade Caverns and Cenote, Cozumel’s largest known cenote. This smaller cenote has winding stairs for entry, and the guide provides information about cenotes and local wildlife, including bats that may be seen hanging inside. After exploring the caverns and cenote, the tour continues to a beach club for a break. Guests receive an authentic Mexican lunch with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. Following lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided for a guided snorkel over the nearby coral reef, where clear Caribbean waters offer visibility of various tropical fish species. The beach club also includes access to showers, changing rooms, lounge chairs, and floating toys such as a trampoline. After snorkeling, the group returns by jeep to the original meeting point where the tour began. Included in the tour are private transportation, gas, bottled water, carbonated and alcoholic beverages, lunch, and use of snorkeling equipment. Tips and drinks at the beach club are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cozumel
The tour starts at a designated meeting point where the guide welcomes participants, explains the itinerary, and answers questions. Then the group boards the jeep and departs for the tequila ranch.
15 min
Tequila Ranch
At the ranch, guests meet the family running the operation and learn about tequila production. They can sample different types and observe local farm animals including cows, chickens, and sheep.
30 min
Playa Chen Rio
This stop is on the east side of Cozumel at a virgin beach featuring a lagoon that sometimes hosts a crocodile called "Ancho." The beach has a natural rock formation creating a shallow swimming area like a kiddie pool.
25 min
El Cedral
The jeep drives along a jungle road into Cozumel’s first town, El Cedral. Visitors see ranch-style homes in the jungle, a large palapa used for festivals, a statue called "Los Mestizos" depicting a Mexican couple in traditional dress, an old Catholic church, and an adjacent ancient Mayan temple.
20 min
Jade Cenote
The tour continues on bumpy off-road paths deeper into the Mayan jungle to Jade Cenote, the island’s largest known cenote. This smaller cenote has winding stairs to enter. The guide shares information about cenotes and local species. Bats hanging inside may be seen resting.
40 min
Beach Club
After exploring the cenote, the group arrives at a beach club for a break. Facilities include a bar, bathrooms, changing rooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Guests receive a Mexican lunch with options of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling gear is provided and the guide explains how to use it. Participants snorkel over the coral reef, spotting various tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests can relax on lounge chairs by the shore.
120 min
Cozumel
The tour concludes with a jeep ride back to the original meeting point where participants were picked up.
20 min
Meeting point
When coming across on the ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, your meeting point will be at the Cozumel ferry dock. Our guide will be waiting for you directly across the street from the Cozumel ferry dock at Palmeras restaurant and wearing a Blue or White uniform with our Jeep Riders logo on it.
End point
When coming across on the ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, your meeting point will be at the Cozumel ferry dock. Our guide will be waiting for you directly across the street from the Cozumel ferry dock at Palmeras restaurant and wearing a Blue or White uniform with our Jeep Riders logo on it.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.