Private Customizable Buggy Tour in Cozumel with Lunch and Snorkel
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
This private customizable buggy tour in Cozumel lasts about five hours. It begins at a meeting point where the guide welcomes the group, reviews any custom requests, and suggests optional activities. After this briefing, participants drive their open-top buggies to a Tequila ranch. There, they learn about the production and distillation process of Tequila and meet ranch animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep. Next, the tour includes a 30-minute drive through Cozumel’s waterfront and downtown, passing landmarks like the Monument of Two Cultures and the Mestizaje Monument. The buggy then heads to Playa Chen Rio on the east side, a virgin beach with a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" can sometimes be seen. A rock formation creates a safe swimming area similar to a kiddie pool. The tour continues to Playa Publica San Martin, a large sandy beach known for turtle nests. The guide explains the turtle season and points out active or former nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and the clear blue waters and may purchase cold drinks at a nearby tiki-style bar (not included). Afterward, the buggy visits El Mirador beach, the last virgin beach on the east side. Here, visitors can browse artisanal huts selling handmade goods and climb to the top of an ancient rock formation lookout with views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, marked by a Mexican flag. The final stop is a beach club where the guide seats the group and shows available facilities, including a bar, bathrooms, showers, and lounge chairs. A Mexican lunch is served with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided and demonstrated. The clear Caribbean waters offer good visibility to see various tropical fish above the coral reef. Visitors may also relax on beach chairs. The tour concludes with a return drive to the original meeting point in Cozumel. The tour includes a guide, buggy with fuel and insurance, bottled water, soda, beer, lunch, and snorkeling gear. Entrance fees and drinks at restaurants 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 the group, answers questions, and discusses any custom requests or additional activities. Guests then board their buggies and depart for the Tequila ranch.
15 min
Drive-by Cozumel downtown and waterfront
Guests drive for about 30 minutes around the waterfront and downtown areas, passing by the Monument of Two Cultures and the Mestizaje Monument, which celebrates Cozumel’s mixed cultural heritage.
30 min
Tequila ranch
At the ranch, the family welcomes visitors and explains the history and production of Tequila. Guests can taste different Tequila varieties and see local ranch animals including cows, chickens, and sheep.
30 min
Playa Chen Rio
This 25-minute stop is at the east side’s first virgin beach, featuring a lagoon where a crocodile nicknamed "Ancho" can sometimes be spotted sunbathing. The beach has a natural rock formation creating a protected swimming area similar to a kiddie pool.
25 min
Playa Publica San Martin
At this large sandy beach, known for turtle nesting, the guide discusses the turtle season and points out active or past nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and crystal-clear waters and find a tiki-style bar across the street offering cold handmade beverages.
25 min
El Mirador beach
The last virgin beach stop on the east side includes artisanal huts selling handmade goods. Visitors can climb to the top of the lookout, an ancient rock formation with views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, where the Mexican flag flies.
25 min
Beach club
The tour’s final destination is a beach club with a bar, bathrooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Guests are seated and served a Mexican lunch with options of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided along with instructions. The clear Caribbean waters offer good visibility for viewing tropical fish over coral reefs. Guests may also relax on lounge chairs by the shore.
120 min
Cozumel
The tour ends with a return drive to the original meeting point. Guests are reminded to check their belongings and are encouraged to share feedback with the guide before departure.
15 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
Private Customizable Buggy Tour in Cozumel with Lunch and Snorkel
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
This private customizable buggy tour in Cozumel lasts about five hours. It begins at a meeting point where the guide welcomes the group, reviews any custom requests, and suggests optional activities. After this briefing, participants drive their open-top buggies to a Tequila ranch. There, they learn about the production and distillation process of Tequila and meet ranch animals such as cows, chickens, and sheep. Next, the tour includes a 30-minute drive through Cozumel’s waterfront and downtown, passing landmarks like the Monument of Two Cultures and the Mestizaje Monument. The buggy then heads to Playa Chen Rio on the east side, a virgin beach with a lagoon where a crocodile named "Ancho" can sometimes be seen. A rock formation creates a safe swimming area similar to a kiddie pool. The tour continues to Playa Publica San Martin, a large sandy beach known for turtle nests. The guide explains the turtle season and points out active or former nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and the clear blue waters and may purchase cold drinks at a nearby tiki-style bar (not included). Afterward, the buggy visits El Mirador beach, the last virgin beach on the east side. Here, visitors can browse artisanal huts selling handmade goods and climb to the top of an ancient rock formation lookout with views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, marked by a Mexican flag. The final stop is a beach club where the guide seats the group and shows available facilities, including a bar, bathrooms, showers, and lounge chairs. A Mexican lunch is served with a choice of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided and demonstrated. The clear Caribbean waters offer good visibility to see various tropical fish above the coral reef. Visitors may also relax on beach chairs. The tour concludes with a return drive to the original meeting point in Cozumel. The tour includes a guide, buggy with fuel and insurance, bottled water, soda, beer, lunch, and snorkeling gear. Entrance fees and drinks at restaurants 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 the group, answers questions, and discusses any custom requests or additional activities. Guests then board their buggies and depart for the Tequila ranch.
15 min
Drive-by Cozumel downtown and waterfront
Guests drive for about 30 minutes around the waterfront and downtown areas, passing by the Monument of Two Cultures and the Mestizaje Monument, which celebrates Cozumel’s mixed cultural heritage.
30 min
Tequila ranch
At the ranch, the family welcomes visitors and explains the history and production of Tequila. Guests can taste different Tequila varieties and see local ranch animals including cows, chickens, and sheep.
30 min
Playa Chen Rio
This 25-minute stop is at the east side’s first virgin beach, featuring a lagoon where a crocodile nicknamed "Ancho" can sometimes be spotted sunbathing. The beach has a natural rock formation creating a protected swimming area similar to a kiddie pool.
25 min
Playa Publica San Martin
At this large sandy beach, known for turtle nesting, the guide discusses the turtle season and points out active or past nests. Visitors can walk along the beach and crystal-clear waters and find a tiki-style bar across the street offering cold handmade beverages.
25 min
El Mirador beach
The last virgin beach stop on the east side includes artisanal huts selling handmade goods. Visitors can climb to the top of the lookout, an ancient rock formation with views of the ocean, shoreline, and jungle, where the Mexican flag flies.
25 min
Beach club
The tour’s final destination is a beach club with a bar, bathrooms, showers, and lounge chairs. Guests are seated and served a Mexican lunch with options of chicken, beef, or fish fajitas. After lunch, snorkeling equipment is provided along with instructions. The clear Caribbean waters offer good visibility for viewing tropical fish over coral reefs. Guests may also relax on lounge chairs by the shore.
120 min
Cozumel
The tour ends with a return drive to the original meeting point. Guests are reminded to check their belongings and are encouraged to share feedback with the guide before departure.
15 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.