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Cruises to Cozumel, Mexico

Cozumel Mexico Port Guide


Cruises to Cozumel, Mexico are an increasingly popular tourist choice, as the island perfectly blends flashy flair with natural, unspoiled beauty. Cozumel boasts close heat, plentiful sunshine and unblemished beaches to accommodate every kind of traveler.

Divers are drawn to Cozumel for its clear waters and preserved coral reefs, while beachgoers appreciate El Cielo or Playa Palancar for restful beach relaxation, outdoor enthusiasts will find solace in Cozumel's jungles or national parks, while there is no lack of beach bars, clubs, or dancing to satisfy nightlife enthusiasts. Though Cozumel may have become one of Mexico's premier destinations over time, its heart remains intact.

While on your Cozumel cruise, you can stay close to the cruise port with shopping, eateries, and sights in historic San Miguel. Head inland to the Mayan ruins of San Gervasio, or take things one step further on your Caribbean Cruise with excursions to Tulum, Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park, or the beautiful Playa del Carmen.

Museo de Cozumel


Make a quick stop in at the inexpensive Museo de Cozumel to learn the island’s history and culture dating back to Mayan settlement thousands of years ago. Entry is only $4, plus you’ll catch views of the waterfront from the rooftop restaurant.

San Gervasio


About a 25 minute drive from the International Pier in Cozumel, the San Gervasio archaeological site chronicles the settlement of the Maya civilization on the island. See ruins of a holy site where the Maya once worshipped the goddess Ixchel, or take a guided tour to learn more about the history and preservations of the ruins. Today, San Gervasio is a wildlife refuge where iguanas roam free.

Xel-Ha Lagoon


This huge aquarium and water park is accessible via boat from Cozumel, and a popular excursion for families and big groups. Snorkel or zipline over the water, take a river tour, or enter the Ixchel Grotto for a crystal clear, secluded swim.

Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park


Cozumel and the surrounding are famous for their coral, sponge, and fish populations. In nearby Quintana Roo, Mexico, Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park is a site where you’ll find abundant coral reef structures. Divers and snorkelers shouldn’t miss the chance to plunge into the depths of this protected wildlife sanctuary.

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