Cozumel Island is known for its diverse coral reefs, which, in addition to impressive coral formations and many colorful fish, are home to sea turtles, rays, and much more. The reefs often extend for several hundred meters, and there is much to explore. A wide variety of snorkeling tours are offered. We know the best and would be happy to take you to the most beautiful reefs on the island!

Cozumel Island is one of the top 10 diving destinations in the world. With numerous spots suitable for both beginners and experienced divers, Cozumel offers a world-class destination for underwater adventures. We have connections with professional dive schools and experienced German-speaking guides who ensure a safe and unforgettable diving experience. Introductory courses and diving certifications are also available. Find more information about diving on Cozumel Island here !

The Mayan site of San Gervasio on Isla Cozumel is an important archaeological site. The ruins include various structures and temples that provide insight into the religious and cultural life of the Maya on the island. You can explore the remains of this ancient site at your leisure on a private tour and learn more about the fascinating history and spirituality of the Maya.

There are several car rental companies on Isla Cozumel, where, in addition to minivans and scooters, you can also easily rent Jeeps to explore the 40-kilometer-long island. A great way to save on taxi fares and enjoy flexible transportation.

Cozumel's town center, also known as San Miguel de Cozumel, is the heart of the island and the main hub for visitors and locals alike. There are a variety of restaurants, shops, boutiques, and souvenir stores along the main streets. Here, you'll also find historical landmarks such as the Church of San Miguel Arcángel and Benito Juárez Park. The town center is lively and bustling with activity, especially when cruise ships dock, while also offering a glimpse into local island life.

Cozumel Island is home to a variety of beach clubs with private beaches, sun loungers, and water sports such as snorkeling, kayaking, and jet skiing. Featuring restaurants, bars, and a relaxed atmosphere, they are perfect places to unwind and enjoy the Caribbean lifestyle. Popular options include Paradise Beach Club, Mr. Sancho's Beach Club, and Nachi Cocom Beach Club.

Punta Sur on Isla Cozumel is a fascinating nature reserve in the south of the island, offering breathtaking views from the Faro Celarain (the lighthouse), abundant wildlife, and pristine beaches. It's worth a visit to enjoy the unique ecosystem of Laguna Colombia and the beauty of the coral reefs while snorkeling in the Caribbean Sea.