Private Cozumel Jeep Tour + Snorkelling

Explore the Mayan jungle in an all-terrain vehicle and make the most of Cozumel island on this private Jeep tour. You'll also get to snorkel in the stunning crystal-clear sea and much more!

Private Cozumel Jeep Tour + Snorkelling

After meeting at the selected meeting point, you'll head to the Jeep rental centre. Once you have your 4x4 vehicle, your adventure through the Mexican paradise will begin.

You will make several stops during your Jeep tour, including a visit to a tequila factory to learn about the production of this iconic Mexican drink. Sample it with lime and salt or try it in a different way.

You can choose to visit the Punta Sur Ecological Park, the largest nature reserve in Cozumel, which features the island's most beautiful beach and the Punta Celarain lighthouse with a nautical museum.

Then, you will reach a bay for snorkeling and see incredible marine life in the Caribbean waters. Later, enjoy an authentic Mexican meal at a beach club.

This private tour allows you to add (for an additional cost) activities to customize your adventure. Options may include visiting a chocolate museum or horseback riding on the beach.

Tour with entrance fee

When reserving the tour, you can book it with or without the entrance fee to the Punta Sur Ecological Park.

Important information

You will drive your own Jeep, following a tour guide. Only adults over 18 years old can drive the 4x4 vehicles, and all children must be accompanied by an adult.Only adults over 18 years old can drink alcohol at the tequila factory.A vegetarian menu option is available at the beach club; please indicate if needed when booking.This activity does not include pickup service outside of Cozumel. Pickup and drop-off are available at your hotel in Cozumel or at the island's port.
Meeting points
SSA Marine: outside the Seven Eleven in Plaza Maya.Puerta Maya jetty: outside Seven Eleven (between Carl's JR and the petrol station).Puenta Longosta jetty: outside Starbucks.If arriving on a ferry from Playa del Carmen: statue of the three swallows at the exit of the ferry.