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
