4 Cenote Tours in Cozumel Worth Booking

1.Double Atv Tour In Cozumel And Cenote Jade

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 118 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $50Our pick

Ride a two-person ATV through Cozumel’s rough jungle roads to Jade Cenote, visit El Cedral, and finish with an eight-tequila tasting. Guides such as Victor, Gabriel, Ivan, Betto, and Mauro are praised for safety and good humor. Bring swimwear, closed-toe shoes, and a dust mask. The $50 price requires an additional $20 El Cedral fee.

“Was a great time! A driver picked us up from our hostel, the guides were great, cenote was very cool, driving atvs through the jungle was fun, and tequilas were remarkably good!”

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2.ATV Seashore + Cenote Combo: Mezcalitos & Mayan Cenote Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 96 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $80

Ride a semiautomatic Honda ATV along Cozumel’s rough east coast, swim in an open Mayan cenote, then eat lunch and snorkel at Playa Uvas. Guides including Sergio, Danny, Daniel, and Javier are praised for patient, personal service. Expect dust, rocks, changing timing, and a $16 cenote fee not included.

“This was a fun adventure for our family of 11 on a recent port stop in Cozumel. Very easy meetup right outside the Puerto Maya cruise terminal. We were transported to the beach area first where we had about 90 minutes of time to enjoy the water, pool, and have lunch. Then off to the ATV adventure on the south eastern side of the island. Probably about 75-90 minutes on the ATVs traversing through jungle area on the coast. Fun ride with beautiful views of the ocean. We bypassed the included tequila tasting in favor of returning to the ship. If you book this on a cruise, I would recommend…”

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3.Jungle Jeep Adventure to Mayan Caves, Cenote and Snorkel

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 96 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $65

Drive a shared Jeep through Cozumel to El Cedral, Jade Caverns, a tequila factory and Dzul Ha Reef. Guides such as Miguel, Julio, Jerry and Roy are praised for clear English and local insight. Plan for bumpy roads, a possible sales pitch, extra lunch costs and a $5 government fee.

“We enjoyed driving the jeeps off road to our place of destination. A small stop to see some Myan ruins, jump into a cenote and tequila tasting. (We passed in the snorkeling) It was a fun couple of hours with our tour guide Miguel who was easy to be with. It was a great way to see some of Cozumel landscape.”

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4.Private Mayan Ruins Tour with Cenote/caves and Mexican Picnic

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 93 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $107Top rated

Travel privately around Cozumel with guides such as Alvin, Ramses, Chris, Felipe, or Arturo. You’ll visit Playa Chen Rio, El Mirador, El Cedral, small Mayan sites, a tequila ranch, and Cenote Aerolito de Paraiso, with lunch and drinks included.

“We had a perfect day with Alvin, our great tour guide, taking us to many special places. He gave us a great history lesson in the Mayan people too. Lunch was perfect right on the beach!”

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