Category: Caribbean

THREE REEF SNORKEL

Enjoy sightseeing and snorkelling during this approximately three-and-a-half-hour visit to the Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park. The excursion includes a boat trip, equipment and stops at three snorkel spots, providing a chance to try and spot marine wildlife.

Cozumel is home to the Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park, an underwater marine park that’s part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the world’s second-largest living coral reef. This excursion of around three and a half hours is an opportunity to take an underwater adventure in the park.

Board your dive boat at the pier for a journey of around 30 minutes, during which you’ll be given your snorkel gear, life vest and safety instructions. Arrive at your first snorkel destination, then jump in and explore the reef for approximately 35 minutes, led by a PADI-certified guide.

Another boat ride of about 30 minutes takes you to the second snorkel stop, where you’ll have about half an hour to navigate around the thriving reef. Board the boat once again and, after approximately 25 minutes you’ll reach the third destination for a final snorkelling session of around 30 minutes.

As you explore the waters throughout the excursion, look out for all kinds of species and sights. A boat transfer of around half an hour then returns to the pier.

Important Information: Please note: Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Minimum age to drink alcohol is 18 years old. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed to be used due to reef damage caused by normal sunscreen.

Due to the active nature of the tour, women who are pregnant are not allowed to participate nor are guests who have had recent surgeries, in wheelchairs or with physical disabilities who would have difficulty climbing a ladder in and out of the water, or with cardiac or respiratory conditions such as asthma or with back/neck injuries, high blood pressure, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors. Sightings of marine wildlife are common but cannot be guaranteed. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English. Presence of seaweed in the Mexican Caribbean Coast is seasonal and could cause limited visibility and be present in the water or beach.  Seaweed is not harmful but may cause light itching on sensitive skin

DOLPHIN SWIM WITH ALL INCLUSIVE FOOD & DRINKS

Meet and swim with dolphins during this approximately three-and-a-half-hour excursion to the Dolphinaris marine habitat. The itinerary also includes unlimited food and drink at one of the venue’s restaurants.

Those wanting to fulfil their dreams of getting up-close to a dolphin will adore this approximately three-and-a-half-hour excursion to Dolphinaris, located next to the Caribbean Sea.

At the start of the excursion, there’s a short time at the pier as guests assemble, check in and have a briefing. Following a short taxi ride, arrive at Dolphinaris and spend around 15 minutes getting ready and renting a locker and towels, if needed. The next 20 minutes or so is used for guests to be given a life vest and put into a group, before watching a presentation from staff.

Next, head to the ocean coves, where you’ll step onto the onto the shallow-water platform and prepare for an extraordinary connection with your dolphin companion. This is your moment to truly bond—feel the rhythm of nature as you listen to the dolphin’s heartbeat, and don’t miss the heart-melting “Smile ” behavior, where a playful tickle prompts a wide, cheerful grin. And the ultimate highlight: a double dolphin kiss on both cheeks! Following this, you will be able to use your snorkel mask to see how this beautiful animal swims and glides through the crystal waters.

Afterwards, you’ll be able to use approximately 30 minutes to make use of the other activities at Dolphinaris (depending on weather conditions), including snorkelling with tropical fish, kayaking and paddleboarding. By now you’ll have worked up an appetite, so visit one of the park’s restaurants for an all-inclusive lunch. You’ll have around one hour to enjoy a mix of Mexican and international food, accompanied by both alcoholic and soft drinks. You can also visit the gift shop during this time, too. A short transfer then returns to the port, concluding the excursion.

Important Information: Guests will be required to wash their hands before and after the animal interaction. All children must be accompanied by an adult and must be 4ft tall. All participants must know how to swim. Guests are recommended to bring towel, swimwear and a change of clothing, but must refrain from wearing either jewellery or sunscreen as these may damage the dolphins’sensitive skin. Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Camera and videos are not allowed in the dolphin area, but guests can take pictures from the restaurant and bar area.

This tour is not recommended for wheelchair bound guests, or guests with back/neck injuries and is not permitted for pregnant women, for safety reasons. The Dolphin program, food, beverages, and round trip transportation are all available under the all-inclusive plan, while photos, souvenirs, towels and lockers have an extra cost. Minimum age to participate to the swim interaction is 5 years.  Snorkeling in the aquarium, kayaking, or paddleboarding, are available on a first come, first served basis and are subject to availability depending on the weather conditions

TULUM MAYAN RUINS

Visit an ancient Maya city built on the Caribbean Sea during this approximately eight-hour excursion to Tulum. You’ll get the chance to explore ancient ruins and visit a distinctive lighthouse-temple. A light packed lunch is included.

The Maya city of Tulum is one of Mexico’s most-visited archaeological zones, thanks to its well-preserved structures and unique clifftop location overlooking the Caribbean Sea. This excursion of around eight hours lets you explore the centuries-old ruins and learn their history from a guide. You’ll also receive a light packed lunch to enjoy during the day.

Board a ferry at the port in Cozumel for an approximately 45-minute journey to Playa del Carmen, a popular coastal city in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. Then walk for 15 minutes or so to your bus transfer to Tulum, which lasts about an hour.

Once arrived, your guided tour begins. Over the course of approximately two hours, discover this ancient civilisation’s history and traditions through restored temples, famous frescoes and centuries-old hieroglyphics. A highlight will be visiting El Castillo, a temple-cum-lighthouse that rises above the rest of the park.

A bus transfer of around an hour then returns to Playa del Carmen. Following an approximately 15-minute walk to the pier, embark on your ferry ride back to Cozumel, lasting around 45 minutes.

Important Information: Please note: Transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. Once in mainland, it is an approximately 1 hour transfer by bus to/from Tulum, for a total travel time from the ship to and from Tulum of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes each way. Traffic conditions may affect the driving time to and from Tulum. Estimated time spent at Tulum: 2 hours. There is a government tax of US$5 on the use of video cameras in the ruins. No tripods and/or professional video cameras are allowed.

Tour is not recommended for guests with mobility problems or wheelchair bound. Guests will meet the guide on arrival in Playa del Carmen. To avoid damaging the fragile ruins, climbing them is prohibited. Guests are recommended to bring reusable water bottles. The use of disposable plastic bottles is prohibited inside the ruins. For calls when the ship is in port 10 or more hours, this tour will last an hour longer and guests will have free time in Playa del Carmen. Guests will walk approximately 1.3 km at the ruins. Walking may take place on uneven terrain

OPEN-AIR BUGGY & SNORKEL

Adventure your way through sea and land on this excursion of approximately five hours, which combines a self-drive open-air buggy ride with snorkelling and even some historical insights. You’ll also be able to relax on the beach – with lunch included – and visit an ancient Maya village.

This varied excursion, lasting approximately five hours, is a chance to explore Cozumel in memorable fashion – drive an open-air buggy to the coast, followed by a snorkelling session and a beach break. There’s also a chance to learn more about the area and its culture, during a visit to a Maya village.

Begin the excursion by getting straight into the action. Hop into your open-air buggy and start driving, departing the port on a 20-minute journey to Playa Uvas, a beach club on the west of the island. Once arrived at your destination, you’ll receive a safety briefing and instructions from guides, before embarking on a snorkelling adventure of around 55 minutes. As you explore the waters of the Caribbean Sea, look out for all kinds of marine life and plant life.

Afterwards, return to your open-air buggy for a 45-minute drive to Punta Morena Beach, where you’ll have approximately 90 minutes of time to relax and enjoy the sun, sea and scenery. A traditional-style Mexican lunch will also be served during this time.

Next, climb back into your open-air buggy and drive for around 15 minutes to a nearby Maya village. Here, spend approximately one hour learning about Maya culture. A short tequila tasting will also take place during this hour.

Finally, return to the port on an approximately 15-minute drive.

Important Information: Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old. Guests must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driving license. The buggy will either have shift gears, or automatic transmission.  Each car can take up to four (4) guests. However, if your party is smaller than 4, you may be required to share the vehicle with other guests. If you wish to have your own buggy, you will be required to pay for its full capacity of 4 guests. Please inquire with the shore excursions desk onboard should this be the case so that the remaining spaces can be charged to your onboard stateroom account. This is an Alcohol Free Tour: a designated driver from each jeep will need to be selected and will not be able to participate in the tequila tasting. Guests who do not want to snorkel can remain on the beach and enjoy free time.

Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Due to the active nature and rough terrain of the tour, it is not available for guests who have had recent surgeries, pregnant women, guests with cardiac and respiratory problems, such as asthma, or with back/neck injuries, high blood pressure, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors, or guests with limited mobility or wheelchair bound. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English. Presence of seaweed in the Mexican Caribbean Coast is seasonal and could cause limited visibility and be present in the water or beach.  Seaweed is not harmful but may cause light itching on sensitive skin. The tour price includes CDW (collision damage waiver) insurance with a $700.00 deductible. The deductible is fully or partially charged to the driver’s credit card in the event the buggy is returned damaged.

EXPLORING COZUMEL BY JEEP & SNORKEL

Discover Mexico’s largest inhabited island on this approximately five-hour self-drive Jeep excursion. Head to the beach in the Punta Sur eco-park, explore Mayan ruins and a lighthouse, and embark on a snorkelling session, followed by a Mexican lunch and tequila tasting.

Combine a road trip and underwater exploration on this excursion lasting approximately five hours, which provides a deeper look into the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean. Spend a short time departing from the pier and getting into your Jeep, before driving for around 40 minutes across the island to Punta Sur, a coastal nature reserve featuring more than 1,000 hectares (2,500 acres) of protected lagoons and beaches.

Spend around 25 minutes brushing up on your history at a Mayan ruin, then try to spot some crocodiles from the lookout. A short drive takes you to Cozumel’s Celarain Lighthouse – a towering white beacon in the landscape – and its attached museum. Spend around 20 minutes here, viewing the museum’s maritime exhibits and information, and perhaps also climbing the lighthouse’s many stairs to take in far-reaching sea vistas.

Following a drive to the beach of approximately 15 minutes, it’s time for a guided snorkel trip in the waters of the Caribbean, which lasts around 45 minutes. Look out for all kinds of underwater plant life and marine creatures.

Then enjoy about one hour and 20 minutes of free time relaxing and refuelling on the beach, including a Mexican lunch and a tequila tasting. The drive back to the pier takes around one hour.

Important Information: Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old.  Guests must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driving license. All cars have shift gears. Each car can take up to four (4) guests. However, if your party is smaller than 4, you may be required to share the vehicle with other guests. If you wish to have your own vehicle, you will be required to pay for its full capacity of 4 guests. Please inquire with the shore excursions desk onboard should this be the case so that the remaining spaces can be charged to your onboard stateroom account.

This is an Alcohol-Free Tour:  a designated driver from each car will need to be selected and will not be able to participate in the tequila tasting. Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Due to the active nature and rough terrain of the tour, it is not available for guests who have had recent surgeries, pregnant women, guests with cardiac and respiratory problems, such as asthma, or with back/neck injuries, diabetes, or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors, or guests with limited mobility or wheelchair bound. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English.

Presence of seaweed in the Mexican Caribbean Coast is seasonal and could cause limited visibility and be present in the water or beach.  Seaweed is not harmful but may cause light itching on sensitive skin. The tour price includes CDW (collision damage waiver) insurance with a $2,000.00 deductible. The deductible is fully or partially charged to the driver’s credit card in the event the jeep is returned damaged.

SAN GERVASIO MAYAN RUINS & BEACH COMBO

Take a closer look at Cozumel and the island ‘s Maya culture on a visit to the San Gervasio archaeological site, followed by a chocolate experience and tasting. Lasting around four and a half hours, this excursion also includes a visit to the Playa Uvas beach club for relaxation and a tequila tasting.

Excursion Details

Combine a journey through ancient history with time at the beach and sampling Mexican flavours on this excursion of approximately four and a half hours.

Begin with a transfer to the ruins of San Gervasio in the north of the island, which takes around 25 minutes. For hundreds of years until the 16th century, this archaeological site was a place of worship dedicated to Ixchel, the Maya goddess of childbirth, fertility and medicine. Explore the remains for approximately 45 minutes with a guide, who will explain the significance of structures around the site.

Next, spend approximately 30 minutes visiting Zacil de La Cocay, a restaurant where you ‘ll learn about the history and production of chocolate, and the importance of cacao beans in Maya culture. Following a demonstration, you ‘ll then get to taste some chocolate.

Afterwards, there ‘s a drive of around 30 minutes to Playa Uvas, a beach club on the west of the island, where you will be welcomed with a hibiscus-based drink. Enjoy approximately two hours and 10 minutes of free time here, swimming in the sea or the beach club ‘s pools, relaxing on the sand or simply admiring the coastal scenery. Your free time here also includes a tequila tasting, meaning you ‘ll get to sample some of the hugely popular Mexican spirit and learn more about its distillation and production. To conclude the excursion, a short drive returns you to the port.

Important Information: Please note: Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. There is a government tax of US$8-US$10 on the use of video cameras in the ruins. No tripods and/or professional video cameras are allowed. Guests are recommended to bring some cash to cover any additional purchases, as well as swimwear, water shoes, a hat and change of clothes.

Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Presence of seaweed in the Mexican Caribbean Coast is seasonal and could cause limited visibility and be present in the water or beach.  Seaweed is not harmful but may cause light itching on sensitive skin.  This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues, or who have had recent back, knee, or neck surgeries. Guests are required to walk on uneven surfaces. Guests are not permitted to climb on the ruins. Guests will walk approximately 600 meters at the ruins.  Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old

ATVS ADVENTURE TO JADE CAVERN CENOTE SINGLE

Drive an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to the Jade Cavern cenote – one of Cozumel’s tucked-away treasures – on this adventurous excursion, lasting around three and a half hours, including transportation. As well as taking a swim in the sinkhole, you’ll also visit another jungle cave, with plenty of off-road riding throughout the trip.

Explore Cozumel’s jungle in thrilling style on this approximately three-and-a-half-hour excursion, including transportation, which puts you in the driving seat of an ATV. Ride off-road and through diverse landscapes to reach two fascinating destinations, including a cenote (or sinkhole) where you can take a swim.

Begin by departing the port on a transfer of around 30 minutes, which takes you to El Cedral, a village that houses what is believed to be Cozumel’s oldest Maya ruin. Spend around 15 minutes at a welcome station in the village, getting equipped with your ATV kit and receiving a safety and instructional briefing.

Then start your engine and begin riding, letting your ATV show its capabilities as you traverse an off-road route of around 10 kilometres (six miles). After this exciting ride, you’ll arrive at the Jade Cavern cenote, located deep in the jungle. This naturally occurring sinkhole (one of the many thousands across Mexico) is filled with emerald-green colour water – the reason behind its enchanting name. Feel free to take a dip, surrounded by wild vegetation.

Following your time at Jade Cavern, yet-more thrilling ATV riding awaits, as you spend around 15 minutes driving along rugged paths, making your way to a nearby coral cave. Spend approximately 15 minutes here, driving along a passage through the cave, before a final ride of approximately 20 minutes takes you back to the welcome station at El Cedral. The entire ATV experience and visit to Jade Cavern lasts approximately two hours.

Spend around 15 minutes returning your ATV before the return transfer back to the port, lasting approximately 30 minutes.

Important Information: Please Note: The ATV is a single-seater tandem unit. Guests must be at least 18 years of age to drive the ATV’s and must present a valid driver’s license. The maximum weight is 300 lbs. Guests must be at least 4 ft tall. Guests who would like to book a double-seater ATV, please use code COZ42A. Max age to participate is 70 years old.

This tour is not available for pregnant women, guests with allergies, asthma, heart diseases, diabetes, seizures, respiratory illnesses, guests with recent surgeries within the last 1 year, blood pressure disorder; nor those taking antidepressants, lithium, beta-blockers, or vein constrictors. This tour is also not available for wheelchair users, people with limited mobility because of back/neck/hip/knee injuries or people affected by permanent sequelae after a trauma in terms of sensibility, vision, and/or physical appearance (tour operator on site will take into consideration all restrictions mentioned in the final assessment to allow or deny participation on the tour) or any other physical condition which may limit their physical performance; such conditions may prevent them from enjoying the experience, jeopardize their safety, and the safety of others due to the nature of the tour. Age related conditions may limit the ability to safely manage one-self under extreme circumstances. Open-toed shoes must not be worn. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear and clothes that you do not mind getting wet and/or dirty. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English. Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the cenote

XRAIL EXPLORATION TO JADE CAVERN

Enjoy an exciting new way to discover the heart of Cozumel’s jungle. These all Terrain Xrails are fully automatic, can seat up to four passengers and offer you the safest ride while bringing out the fun and joy of the off-road trails surrounded by lush jungle on your way to Jade Cavern. At this natural oasis you can encounter endemic orchids and palm trees before you enter the collapsed vault of the cenote, which still boasts some stalactites formations decorating the remains of the cavern. Dive into the cenote’s fresh waters and relax before you continue back on the Xrails for a ride back to the starting point of the tour. Guests must be at least 8 years old and 4 ft tall to participate, minimum age to drive is 18 years old.

Please note: Minimum age to drive is 18 years old. Max age is 70 years old to drive or ride along. Driver must present a valid driver’s license.

This tour is not available for pregnant women, guests with allergies, asthma, heart diseases, diabetes, seizures, respiratory illnesses, guests with recent surgeries within the last 1 year, blood pressure disorder; nor those taking antidepressants, lithium, beta-blockers, or vein constrictors. This tour is also not available for wheelchair users, people with limited mobility because of back/neck/hip/knee injuries or people affected by permanent sequelae after a trauma in terms of sensibility, vision, and/or physical appearance (tour operator on site will take into consideration all restrictions mentioned in the final assessment to allow or deny participation on the tour) or any other physical condition which may limit their physical performance; such conditions may prevent them from enjoying the experience, jeopardize their safety, and the safety of others due to the nature of the tour.

Age related conditions may limit the ability to safely manage one-self under extreme circumstances. Each car can take up to four (4) guests. However, if your party is smaller than 4, you may share the vehicle with other guests. If you wish to have your own vehicle, you will be required to pay for its full capacity of 4 guests. Please inquire with the shore excursions desk onboard should this be the case so that the remaining spaces can be charged to your onboard stateroom account. Closed-toe shoes are required. Bring clothes you do not mind soiling with dirt or mud and a bathing suit. The minimum age to participate as a passenger is 8 years old, supervised by a parent/guardian who takes full responsibility for the passenger. Guests must be at least 4 ft tall. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English and the tour operator on-site, taking in consideration all restrictions, will have the final word as to allow or deny the participation on the tour.

Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef.

DOLPHIN PREMIUM ENCOUNTER WITH ALL INCLUSIVE FOOD & DRINKS

Meet and interact with dolphins on this excursion of approximately three and a half hours, which also provides the chance to go snorkelling, paddleboarding and kayaking. An unlimited lunch and drinks are also included.
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See bottlenose dolphins up-close during this approximately three-and-a-half-hour excursion, which takes place at the Dolphinaris venue in Cozumel. Begin with a quick check-in and briefing at the pier, followed by a short transfer to Dolphinaris. Once arrived, there’s around 15 minutes for getting settled and locker and towel rentals, before fitting a life vest and a presentation from staff, lasting around 20 minutes. Before your encounter, you’ll be given a short introduction to dolphin behaviour and a briefing about what the encounter involves.

Then it’s time to enter the water for your dolphin encounter, lasting about 40 minutes. It takes place on a submerged platform in a lagoon with bottlenose dolphins, known to be an extremely intelligent species. The dolphins will swim by you, and you can interact with them directly, as experienced staff give you more information about these marvellous creatures and their communication and anatomy.

Afterwards, there’s around 30 minutes to make use of the water activities at Dolphinaris, such as kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling in the venue’s “natural aquarium ” (water activities are included in the excursion cost but are weather dependent).

Finish your experience with one hour to enjoy an all-inclusive lunch and drinks at one of the venue’s on-site restaurants, plus browsing in the gift shop, with the option to purchase photos of your dolphin encounter. A short transfer then returns to the port.

Important Information:Guests will be required to wash their hands before and after the animal interaction. Guests less than 4 feet tall must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. We recommend wearing your swimwear and to bring a towel. Guests are recommended to bring swimwear and a change of clothing but must refrain from wearing either jewellery or sunscreen as these may damage the dolphins’sensitive skin.

Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Camera and videos are not allowed in the dolphin area, but guests can take pictures from the restaurant and bar area. This tour is not recommended for wheelchair bound guests, or guests with back/neck injuries. Pregnant women are not permitted to participate to this tour for safety reasons.

The Dolphin Premium Encounter program, food, beverages, and round trip transportation are all available under the all-inclusive plan, while photos, souvenirs, towels and lockers have an extra cost. Minimum age to participate to the encounter is 5 years. Minimum age to consume alcohol is 21 years old. All participating guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English. Snorkeling in the aquarium, kayaking, or paddleboarding, are available on a first come, first served basis and are subject to availability depending on the weather conditions

SCOOT COUPÉ CARIBBEAN ISLAND DRIVE

Excursion details

This approximately four-hour excursion is a chance to discover more of Cozumel from a ScootCoupe, a compact, open-air ride that blends the thrill of a scooter with the appeal of a mini convertible. The excursion revisits Cozumel’s past with several history-themed stops, and includes a trip to a sinkhole, plus time at the beach.

Begin by picking up your ScootCoupe from the pier and driving for around 20 minutes to the Monumento al Mestizaje (‘Monument to Miscegenation’), which celebrates Mexico’s mix of Indigenous and European cultures. The statue presents a figure of Spanish sailor Gonzalo de Aroca (also known as Gonzalo Guerrero) with his Maya wife, Zazil Ha, and their children, believed to be one of the first interracial families in Mexico.

You’ll have around 15 minutes at the monument to take photographs and learn more from your guide before returning to your ScootCoupe for a short drive to another monument, commemorating Mexico’s participation in the Second World War. Here, make a brief stop to discover more about three fighter planes from a squadron known as the ‘Aztec Eagles’, which flew in combat missions during the conflict.

Next, it’s back to your ScootCoupe for a drive of around 25 minutes to Aerolito Cenote, where you’ll spend around 20 minutes learning about the significance of such sinkholes on the island.

Then drive along the coast for about 15 minutes to a beach club, where you’ll have around one hour and 35 minutes to relax, sunbathe or go for a swim. Finally, the drive back to the port takes around 30 minutes.

Important Information: Guests must be at least 8 years of age to participate and at least 21 years of age and must present a valid driving licence to drive a Scoot Coupé.

The tour is not available for pregnant women and guests suffering from back or neck problems. Max. weight limit for both guests per vehicle is 400 lbs. Helmets will be provided and must be worn. The tour price is based on a per-vehicle rate (max. two persons per vehicle, incl. driver); go on your own or take a companion along for free. The tour can only be booked by one person per vehicle, with the price being charged to that person’s credit card. The tour price cannot be divided among multiple participants, it can only be charged to one account. If you are taking a companion, you only need to register their name with the ship’s shore excursion office after embarkation. Guests will be required to sign a waiver which may only be available in English.

Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. The tour price includes CDW (collision damage waiver) insurance with a $250.00 deductible. The deductible is fully or partially charged to the driver’s credit card in the event the scoot coupe is returned damaged