Cozumel Private Jeep Tour with Snorkeling and Lunch Included
by Jeepriders Cozumel Tours
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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.$170Overview
Cozumel is an island in the Caribbean Sea known for its beaches and coral reefs. This private Jeep tour lasts about five to six hours and includes stops at local landmarks, snorkeling, and lunch. The tour begins at a designated meeting point in Cozumel, where the guide welcomes the group, answers questions, and reviews any custom requests. The first destination is the Tequila Ranch, where visitors learn about the distillation of tequila and sample various flavors. The ranch also has local animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep to see. Next, the tour heads to the east side of the island to visit Chen Rio, a virgin beach with a lagoon that occasionally hosts a crocodile named "Ancho." The beach features a rock formation that forms a safe swimming area similar to a kiddie pool. Afterward, the Jeep stops at Playa Publica San Martin, a sandy beach known for turtle nesting. The guide discusses the turtle season and points out active or past nests. There is also a tiki-style bar nearby where guests may purchase cold drinks. The following stop is El Mirador, another east coast beach with artisanal huts selling handmade items. Visitors can climb to the top of El Mirador lookout, situated on an ancient rock formation, for views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, along with a Mexican flag flying in the breeze. The final stop is MoneyBar beach club, where guests are seated and offered an included Mexican lunch featuring chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. The beach club provides bathrooms, showers, changing rooms, lounge chairs, and a bar. Snorkeling equipment is supplied, and the guide assists with its use. The Caribbean waters offer clear visibility to observe coral reefs and tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests can relax on the shore. After snorkeling and lunch, the tour concludes with a return to the original meeting point in Cozumel. Guests are reminded to check their belongings and can thank the guide before ending the day.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cozumel
The tour begins at a specified meeting place in Cozumel where the guide welcomes guests, answers questions, and discusses any custom requests or additional activities. After this introduction, participants board the Jeep for the first destination.
15 min
Tequila Ranch
At the ranch, visitors meet the local family and learn about tequila's distillation process. They sample different tequila flavors, colors, and aromas. The ranch also features local animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep for viewing.
40 min
Chen Rio Beach
This virgin beach on Cozumel’s east side has a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" can sometimes be seen sunbathing. A natural rock formation creates a safe swimming area resembling a kiddie pool along the beach.
25 min
Playa Publica San Martin
A large sandy beach known for turtle nesting. The guide talks about the turtle season and points out active or previously active nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and find a tiki-style bar nearby selling cold handmade drinks.
30 min
El Mirador
This east coast beach has artisanal huts selling handmade items. Guests can climb to the top of El Mirador lookout, located on an ancient rock formation, for views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle. A Mexican flag flies at the lookout.
30 min
MoneyBar Beach Club
The final stop offers a Mexican lunch with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. Facilities include a bar, bathrooms, changing rooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Snorkeling equipment is provided, and the guide assists with its use. The Caribbean waters have clear visibility to view coral reefs and tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests may relax on the beach.
120 min
Cozumel
After lunch and snorkeling, the Jeep returns guests to the original meeting place in Cozumel. Visitors are advised to check their belongings and may thank the guide before ending the tour.
15 min
Meeting point
The Faro at the Punta Langosta mall is the meeting point for any cruise ships docking at Punta Langosta Pier. The Faro is located directly across the street from Punta Langosta pier and your guide will be waiting at the lighthouse wearing a Blue or White Uniform with a Jeep Riders logo.
End point
The Faro at the Punta Langosta mall is the meeting point for any cruise ships docking at Punta Langosta Pier. The Faro is located directly across the street from Punta Langosta pier and your guide will be waiting at the lighthouse wearing a Blue or White Uniform with a Jeep Riders logo.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Cozumel Private Jeep Tour with Snorkeling and Lunch Included
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.$170Overview
Cozumel is an island in the Caribbean Sea known for its beaches and coral reefs. This private Jeep tour lasts about five to six hours and includes stops at local landmarks, snorkeling, and lunch. The tour begins at a designated meeting point in Cozumel, where the guide welcomes the group, answers questions, and reviews any custom requests. The first destination is the Tequila Ranch, where visitors learn about the distillation of tequila and sample various flavors. The ranch also has local animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep to see. Next, the tour heads to the east side of the island to visit Chen Rio, a virgin beach with a lagoon that occasionally hosts a crocodile named "Ancho." The beach features a rock formation that forms a safe swimming area similar to a kiddie pool. Afterward, the Jeep stops at Playa Publica San Martin, a sandy beach known for turtle nesting. The guide discusses the turtle season and points out active or past nests. There is also a tiki-style bar nearby where guests may purchase cold drinks. The following stop is El Mirador, another east coast beach with artisanal huts selling handmade items. Visitors can climb to the top of El Mirador lookout, situated on an ancient rock formation, for views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, along with a Mexican flag flying in the breeze. The final stop is MoneyBar beach club, where guests are seated and offered an included Mexican lunch featuring chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. The beach club provides bathrooms, showers, changing rooms, lounge chairs, and a bar. Snorkeling equipment is supplied, and the guide assists with its use. The Caribbean waters offer clear visibility to observe coral reefs and tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests can relax on the shore. After snorkeling and lunch, the tour concludes with a return to the original meeting point in Cozumel. Guests are reminded to check their belongings and can thank the guide before ending the day.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cozumel
The tour begins at a specified meeting place in Cozumel where the guide welcomes guests, answers questions, and discusses any custom requests or additional activities. After this introduction, participants board the Jeep for the first destination.
15 min
Tequila Ranch
At the ranch, visitors meet the local family and learn about tequila's distillation process. They sample different tequila flavors, colors, and aromas. The ranch also features local animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep for viewing.
40 min
Chen Rio Beach
This virgin beach on Cozumel’s east side has a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" can sometimes be seen sunbathing. A natural rock formation creates a safe swimming area resembling a kiddie pool along the beach.
25 min
Playa Publica San Martin
A large sandy beach known for turtle nesting. The guide talks about the turtle season and points out active or previously active nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and find a tiki-style bar nearby selling cold handmade drinks.
30 min
El Mirador
This east coast beach has artisanal huts selling handmade items. Guests can climb to the top of El Mirador lookout, located on an ancient rock formation, for views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle. A Mexican flag flies at the lookout.
30 min
MoneyBar Beach Club
The final stop offers a Mexican lunch with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. Facilities include a bar, bathrooms, changing rooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Snorkeling equipment is provided, and the guide assists with its use. The Caribbean waters have clear visibility to view coral reefs and tropical fish. Floating toys and a trampoline are available in the water, or guests may relax on the beach.
120 min
Cozumel
After lunch and snorkeling, the Jeep returns guests to the original meeting place in Cozumel. Visitors are advised to check their belongings and may thank the guide before ending the tour.
15 min
Meeting point
The Faro at the Punta Langosta mall is the meeting point for any cruise ships docking at Punta Langosta Pier. The Faro is located directly across the street from Punta Langosta pier and your guide will be waiting at the lighthouse wearing a Blue or White Uniform with a Jeep Riders logo.
End point
The Faro at the Punta Langosta mall is the meeting point for any cruise ships docking at Punta Langosta Pier. The Faro is located directly across the street from Punta Langosta pier and your guide will be waiting at the lighthouse wearing a Blue or White Uniform with a Jeep Riders logo.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.