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"A Mayan city, an ancient lighthouse and a bio reserve."
Have fun while you travel around the island in a Jeep. Visit Punta Sur Eco-Park to see crocodiles in their natural habitat, visit the olds lighthouse on the island, stand in awe of beautiful coral reefs while you snorkel with a certified guide and enjoy a delicious buffet.
Visit San Gervasio Mayan Ruins. The ruins were once a hub of worship of the goddess lx Chel, deity of the moon, childbirth, fertility, medicine, and weaving.
Learn how to process the agave pant and taste different types of tequilas.
Continuous activities and changing scenery will amaze everyone in your group all day long.
Shared Jeep with up to four people (private Jeep optional)
Entrance to bio reserve and archaeological site included
Our experienced bilingual (English/Spanish) guides will explain Cozumel's rich Maya cultural, history and natural slendors.
This is a full day of fun. 4x4 Jeep (shared among four persons*), snorkeling, authentic Mexican lunch, beach, hammocks, lighthouse, Mayan archaeological site, crocodiles in their habitat, and Tequila tasting
On your confirmation voucher will be the pickup time from your hotel lobby.This tour is only for guests staying in a a hotel in Cozumel.
Aboard your Jeep you'll drive by the entrance gates to a 247-acre park that covers the reefs, beaches, lagoons, and low forest of the surrounding area. The reef system is also part of the Reefs of Cozumel National Park
The Maya routinely navigated the coast. Here you'll visit one of their navigation markers and a few feet away you can safely see crocodiles in their natural haitat.
Punta Celarain is a working lighthouse where you can climb to the top and see Colombia Lagoon.
By now you will have gotten tthe feel for your Jeep on and off the beaten path. Now get ready for an incredible beach experience.
Ahhh! Cozumel's most beautiful beach with awesome snorkeling.
Enjoy a freshly prepared authentic Mexican buffet.
Once again we climb back into our Jeeps for an unforgetable ride to San Gervasio. You'll drive up the coastal road overlooking the Caribbean Sea next to crashing waves and blow holes spouting water into the air.
San Gervasio is an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization, located in the northern third of the island of Cozumel.
A certified guide will take you through the most important structures and explain how the Maya interacted here.
Another drive in your Jeep this time we'll take the transversal road cutting through the jungle on your way back to Historic Downtown Cozumel.
Learn about the Tequila making process, its history and enjoy free samplings, Or, you can choose to do a little shopping in Cozumel's Historic Downtown.
In case you decided to enjoy a walk through the streets of San Miguel (downtown Cozumel), now is the time to regroup at the pier.
It's time to say good bye.
Timing, itinerary and logistics of the tour are estimated and subject to alterations according to weather conditions.
Spanish, English
Due to the itinerary, this tour is not available for cruise ship passengers.
The minimum age required to drive is 21 with a current driver's license. Alcoholic beverages will not be offered to drivers.
Women in pregnancy and people with some types of asthma or who do ot know how to swim will not be able to do the snorkeling activity.
Available for infants: ages 0 - 3
Monday thru Saturday
Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off is included in this tour.
This ecological reserve is an environmentally friendly park with a variety of tourist attractions including a working lighthouse, coastal dunes, mangroves, reefs, lagoon systems and beautiful beaches. Celarain Lighthouse at Punta Sur is a major part of the island's history, which has withstood many hurricanes. Anyone can explore and climb the winding stairs to the top for a beautiful view. The base of the lighthouse features a museum with exhibitions of the island's nautical history. The famous Mayan ruin El Caracol, suspected to be an ancient lighthouse, can also be seen at Punta Sur.
The breathtaking beaches and lagoons are homes to a variety of wildlife including crocodiles, turtles, birds, coral reefs and many exotic fish species. The beaches at Punta Sur are expansive with crystal clear water and white sand. Colombia lagoon can be enjoyed through a 40 minute guided catamaran tour. Punta Sur is the perfect place for the nature enthusiast or anyone who seeks to enjoy a relaxing and natural day in Cozumel.
San Gervasio is the most important historical Mayan site on Cozumel and the largest Maya establishment found on the island to date. San Gervasio was a sacred Maya site. It was also a strategic site for commerce and politics in the area. This historical destination was a sanctuary to Ix Chel, the goddess of fertility. It was an obligatory pilgrimage for Mayas, once during their lifetime, to visit Ix chel. On the walls of the buildings you can see ancient drawings and aspects of the rich culture of the Mayas. One of the most interesting buildings is the Temple of the Hands. Inside there are numerous small red handprints of unknown significance painted on the wall, perhaps it was an ancient daycare center for Mayan mothers!
San Gervasio is a place where one can explore Mayan culture and its mysteries. Guided bilingual tours are available or you can experience this amazing destination on your own; but make sure to visit this unique archeological site.
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