Admission fees
Das Restaurant wo wir waren kann ich wärmstens empfehlen und den Rest aber nicht. Es ist einfach eine Tour mit abhetzen und extrem weit laufen. Die Bootstour an sich war nicht schön. Zu viele Leute eingequetscht auf diesem Boot. Snacks bekommen nur Leute im Wasser und der Rest auf dem Boot bekommt nichts. Schnorchel Riff war rot und ein Massenauflauf bei den Rochen wo nur 1Rochen mal kurz gesehen wurde dir Dutzende Leute. Rückzu wurde man noch mit der Fähre alleine gelassen in einem fremden Land
Hop aboard a super-speedy boat headed to Cozumel Island, where the turquoise waters of the Caribbean and its marine life are waiting. Soak up the breathtaking landscapes before snorkelling at two of the most famous reefs in the southern part of the island, Palancar and Colombia. They're separated by a couple of metres of open water, so you'll have wall-to-wall reef to explore.
Next stop is the shores of El Cielo – which literally means ‘the sky' in English – as it's famous for its peaceful atmosphere and giant starfish population, which you'll find covering much of the ocean floor. You'll also have the chance to see stingrays and other sea creatures during your time here. Afterwards, there'll be some time to relax and check out the views from El Cielito Sandbar, before heading towards the centre of Cozumel.
For lunch, you'll get to try some of the region's typical dishes at a vibrant, local restaurant with an ocean view, before rounding off the day with free time to wander around Cozumel Centre. You've the option of a quick tour here – including a visit to the central clock tower at the heart of the island. Then jump back on the boat to sail back to Playa del Carmen, where your transfer will be waiting to take you back to your hotel.
