



by Cozumel Tours By Cesar
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.$158This 3.5-hour motorized tour in Cozumel lets you drive your own single or double ATV along jungle trails with a guide. The ATVs are automatic and do not require a driver’s license, making the ride accessible for beginners aged 13 and up. The tour includes a stop at Jade Caverns, an underground cenote formed over 64 million years ago that connects to the sea and an underground river. You will learn about the cave’s formation and Mayan customs related to cenotes. There is an opportunity to swim or jump into the water from a natural 20-foot cliff. Next, you visit the Mayan village of El Cedral, where you walk around to see a 900-year-old Mayan temple and one of the oldest Catholic churches on the island. The guide explains the village’s history and points out local crafts such as black coral jewelry. After the activities, you can sample various artisanal organic tequilas. The tour includes private transportation with pickup and drop-off at your cruise port, resort, Airbnb, condominium, or residence in Cozumel. Safety gear like helmets, goggles, and face masks are provided, along with bug repellent, cold bottled water and beers, locker access, and Starlink wifi. At the end, you return to your original pickup location.
Jade Cenote
This natural underground cave is over 60 million years old and connected to the sea. The guide explains its history and Mayan cultural significance. You can swim in the water or jump from a 20-foot natural platform into the cenote.
15 min
El Cedral
Stop to walk around this Mayan village featuring a 900-year-old temple. The guide shares the village’s history, noting that many locals descend from Mayans and make black coral jewelry. You also see one of Cozumel’s oldest Catholic churches.
20 min
This is a meeting point located outside Puerta Maya Port. This is meeting point is perfect for people who comes on: •Carnival Cruises. •Princess Cruise Line. You do not need to pay taxi, you can arrive just walking. We will text you before the tour to send you a video about how to arrive here.
End point
This is a meeting point located outside Puerta Maya Port. This is meeting point is perfect for people who comes on: •Carnival Cruises. •Princess Cruise Line. You do not need to pay taxi, you can arrive just walking. We will text you before the tour to send you a video about how to arrive here.




by Cozumel Tours By Cesar
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.$158This 3.5-hour motorized tour in Cozumel lets you drive your own single or double ATV along jungle trails with a guide. The ATVs are automatic and do not require a driver’s license, making the ride accessible for beginners aged 13 and up. The tour includes a stop at Jade Caverns, an underground cenote formed over 64 million years ago that connects to the sea and an underground river. You will learn about the cave’s formation and Mayan customs related to cenotes. There is an opportunity to swim or jump into the water from a natural 20-foot cliff. Next, you visit the Mayan village of El Cedral, where you walk around to see a 900-year-old Mayan temple and one of the oldest Catholic churches on the island. The guide explains the village’s history and points out local crafts such as black coral jewelry. After the activities, you can sample various artisanal organic tequilas. The tour includes private transportation with pickup and drop-off at your cruise port, resort, Airbnb, condominium, or residence in Cozumel. Safety gear like helmets, goggles, and face masks are provided, along with bug repellent, cold bottled water and beers, locker access, and Starlink wifi. At the end, you return to your original pickup location.
Jade Cenote
This natural underground cave is over 60 million years old and connected to the sea. The guide explains its history and Mayan cultural significance. You can swim in the water or jump from a 20-foot natural platform into the cenote.
15 min
El Cedral
Stop to walk around this Mayan village featuring a 900-year-old temple. The guide shares the village’s history, noting that many locals descend from Mayans and make black coral jewelry. You also see one of Cozumel’s oldest Catholic churches.
20 min
This is a meeting point located outside Puerta Maya Port. This is meeting point is perfect for people who comes on: •Carnival Cruises. •Princess Cruise Line. You do not need to pay taxi, you can arrive just walking. We will text you before the tour to send you a video about how to arrive here.
End point
This is a meeting point located outside Puerta Maya Port. This is meeting point is perfect for people who comes on: •Carnival Cruises. •Princess Cruise Line. You do not need to pay taxi, you can arrive just walking. We will text you before the tour to send you a video about how to arrive here.