Cozumel

The only major Mayan archaeological site on the island, once a pilgrimage destination for the goddess Ixchel. Five restored temples and shrines set in peaceful jungle.

Wild lagoons, crocodiles, a historic lighthouse, and a Mayan shrine at the island's southern tip. Snorkelling, kayaking, and one of Cozumel's most dramatic viewpoints.

A beautifully curated two-floor museum covering the island's coral reefs, Mayan history, and pirate past — right on the waterfront promenade.

The lively heart of San Miguel — a free public plaza surrounded by colourful colonial buildings, street food vendors, artisan markets, and locals going about their day.

Upscale Mexican cuisine with Caribbean flair — fresh ceviche, grilled octopus, and an outstanding margarita list on the seafront. One of the best restaurants on the island.

Cozumel's most beloved local taqueria. Street-style tacos al pastor, cochinita pibil, and fresh salsas made from scratch. Cash only — queues move fast.

A beloved garden restaurant serving sophisticated international dishes — grilled fish, handmade pasta, and wood-fired pizza in a shaded tropical courtyard.

A Cozumel institution since 1975 — massive portions of traditional Mexican dishes at local prices. Famous for their fresh fish ceviche and black bean soup.

Iconic Italian-Caribbean restaurant on the waterfront, open since 1976. Known for lobster pizza, wood-oven creations, and a legendary rum punch.

Legendary waterfront bar famous for potent frozen margaritas in wild flavours — mango, tamarind, jalapeño. The go-to spot for cruise passengers since 1994.

A boisterous Caribbean institution — live music, bucket cocktails, shots on the bar, and spontaneous dancing. Legendary for pure vacation energy.

A mellow beach bar on the south shore with hammocks over the crystal water, free snorkelling gear included, and cold beer on tap.

The best espresso on the island — organic Mexican beans single-origin, fresh pastries, and a cool air-conditioned interior. Perfect pre-excursion fuel.

A hidden gem specialising in Mexican cacao drinks and handmade artisan chocolates. Try the iced xocolatl or the cacao-chilli truffle.

One of the Caribbean's most breathtaking beaches — pure white sand, calm crystalline water, and adjacent to the world-famous Palancar coral reef system.

A shallow lagoon filled with hundreds of wild starfish visible in the crystal-clear water. You wade knee-deep — no snorkel gear needed. Magical and totally unique.

A lively full-service beach club on the south shore — sunbeds, kayaks, snorkelling gear hire, a floating water trampoline, and a full restaurant and bar.

Guided 3-hour snorkel tour to the world-famous Palancar coral reef — among the top 5 dive sites on the planet. All gear included. Departs from the pier.

Ride quad bikes through dense jungle trails then swim in a breathtaking underground cenote. 3-hour guided adventure. Minimum age 16 for solo riders.

Cozumel is one of the world's top dive destinations. Two-tank guided dives on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Beginners welcome with resort course option.

A guided 4x4 convoy circling the island's highlights — Mayan ruins, wild east coast beaches, mangroves, and a seafood lunch at a beachside restaurant.