Cozumel Private Jeep and ATV Tour to Jade Cavern, Punta Sur Park, and Mexican Lunch - All-Inclusive
by Coco Adventours Cozumel
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✓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.$219.98Overview
This motorized tour in Cozumel lasts about five to six hours and combines a private Jeep and ATV experience. The tour begins in El Cedral, a small village in southern Cozumel known for its annual Fiesta de San Miguel and Mayan cultural roots. From there, the guide leads a drive through the jungle to Jade Cavern, a cenote with green waters once used by Mayans for ceremonies. Visitors can swim, jump from cliffs, or relax at this site. Next, the tour continues by Jeep through Punta Sur Park, an ecological reserve featuring beaches, rocky terrain, and wildlife. Guests visit the Celarain Lighthouse for views over seven miles of beach, observe large crocodiles at Laguna de Colombia, and climb a lookout tower for more views. Additional stops include a rocky area with climbable formations and blowholes, plus a natural pool for swimming. After Punta Sur, the tour moves to Sabores de Cozumel Park, where participants ride off-road ATVs on a jungle track. This section includes a tasting of handmade tortillas, traditional chocolate, and various artisanal tequilas, accompanied by a seminar on their production. The tour ends at Coco's Beach Club, where a Mexican lunch is served. Guests can relax on loungers by the ocean or freshwater pool and snorkel or paddleboard if they choose. The tour includes private guide and vehicle, all entrance fees, bottled water and sodas, transportation to and from cruise ports, and access to all listed attractions except some refreshments and park preservation fees.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Cedral Village
El Cedral is a small village in southern Cozumel, Mexico, known for its cultural significance and the annual Fiesta de San Miguel honoring its patron saint. The village offers insight into Mexican and Mayan traditions.
10 min
Jade Cavern Cenote
Located within the jungle, Jade Cavern is a hidden cenote with jade-colored water used by Mayans in religious ceremonies. Visitors can swim, jump from cliffs, and relax while learning about the site's history.
30 min
Punta Sur Park and Celarain Lighthouse
Punta Sur is an ecological reserve on Cozumel featuring seven miles of secluded beaches and rocky terrain. Visitors climb the Celarain Lighthouse for panoramic views and observe wildlife including large crocodiles at Laguna de Colombia. A lookout tower offers additional views of the lagoon. This stop lasts about 90 minutes Monday through Saturday; on Sundays, time is adjusted with extra time at the Mirador, shopping, or other activities.
90 min
Rock Formations and Blowholes
This stop features unique rock formations that visitors can climb for photos, explore a small cave, and observe natural blowholes formed in the rocks.
15 min
Natural Pool
Guests can relax and swim in a crystal-clear natural pool formed by the island's terrain, providing a refreshing break during the tour.
15 min
Coco's Beach Club Mexican Lunch
At Coco's Beach Club, guests enjoy a Mexican lunch in a beachfront setting. The area offers loungers by the ocean and a freshwater pool for swimming. Snorkeling and paddleboarding are also available. This is the final stop before returning to the starting point.
80 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Cozumel Private Jeep and ATV Tour to Jade Cavern, Punta Sur Park, and Mexican Lunch - All-Inclusive
by Coco Adventours Cozumel
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.$219.98Overview
This motorized tour in Cozumel lasts about five to six hours and combines a private Jeep and ATV experience. The tour begins in El Cedral, a small village in southern Cozumel known for its annual Fiesta de San Miguel and Mayan cultural roots. From there, the guide leads a drive through the jungle to Jade Cavern, a cenote with green waters once used by Mayans for ceremonies. Visitors can swim, jump from cliffs, or relax at this site. Next, the tour continues by Jeep through Punta Sur Park, an ecological reserve featuring beaches, rocky terrain, and wildlife. Guests visit the Celarain Lighthouse for views over seven miles of beach, observe large crocodiles at Laguna de Colombia, and climb a lookout tower for more views. Additional stops include a rocky area with climbable formations and blowholes, plus a natural pool for swimming. After Punta Sur, the tour moves to Sabores de Cozumel Park, where participants ride off-road ATVs on a jungle track. This section includes a tasting of handmade tortillas, traditional chocolate, and various artisanal tequilas, accompanied by a seminar on their production. The tour ends at Coco's Beach Club, where a Mexican lunch is served. Guests can relax on loungers by the ocean or freshwater pool and snorkel or paddleboard if they choose. The tour includes private guide and vehicle, all entrance fees, bottled water and sodas, transportation to and from cruise ports, and access to all listed attractions except some refreshments and park preservation fees.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Cedral Village
El Cedral is a small village in southern Cozumel, Mexico, known for its cultural significance and the annual Fiesta de San Miguel honoring its patron saint. The village offers insight into Mexican and Mayan traditions.
10 min
Jade Cavern Cenote
Located within the jungle, Jade Cavern is a hidden cenote with jade-colored water used by Mayans in religious ceremonies. Visitors can swim, jump from cliffs, and relax while learning about the site's history.
30 min
Punta Sur Park and Celarain Lighthouse
Punta Sur is an ecological reserve on Cozumel featuring seven miles of secluded beaches and rocky terrain. Visitors climb the Celarain Lighthouse for panoramic views and observe wildlife including large crocodiles at Laguna de Colombia. A lookout tower offers additional views of the lagoon. This stop lasts about 90 minutes Monday through Saturday; on Sundays, time is adjusted with extra time at the Mirador, shopping, or other activities.
90 min
Rock Formations and Blowholes
This stop features unique rock formations that visitors can climb for photos, explore a small cave, and observe natural blowholes formed in the rocks.
15 min
Natural Pool
Guests can relax and swim in a crystal-clear natural pool formed by the island's terrain, providing a refreshing break during the tour.
15 min
Coco's Beach Club Mexican Lunch
At Coco's Beach Club, guests enjoy a Mexican lunch in a beachfront setting. The area offers loungers by the ocean and a freshwater pool for swimming. Snorkeling and paddleboarding are also available. This is the final stop before returning to the starting point.
80 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.