Category National Parks

Cozumel · NATIONAL PARKS

Top 4 National Parks in Cozumel

4 reviewed

Good national parks fill up fast on the island, and the best fill up first. Here are the 4 that stand out, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.

SNUBA Cozumel Underwater Adventure inside Chankanaab National Park

SNUBA Cozumel Underwater Adventure inside Chankanaab National Park - Getting to Chankanaab Beach Adventure Park and what to expect at check-in

Cozumel National Park and Beach Break: Private Tour

Cozumel National Park and Beach Break: Private Tour - Playa Publica San Martin: a quick hit of the east-side “wow”

2.Cozumel National Park and Beach Break: Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 29 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $155Top rated

Private Cozumel day with a full island loop, Punta Sur lighthouse and beach time, crocodile spotting, lunch, and optional snorkeling.

“It was a great tour. The tour operator reached out promptly with clear instructions on how to reach the meeting point from the cruise port and accommodated a later meeting time. Our guide GC was very knowledgeable, pleasant and spoke perfect English. He gave us an opportunity to see various parts of the island before going to the Punta Sur eco park, stopped at several beautiful locations and was always happy to take our pictures. Punta Sur was gorgeous and the view from the lighthouse was fantastic. The beautiful beach where we were able to swim and relax on the lounges was the highlight of the tour. Overall, it was…”

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Sea Trek Adventure at Chankanaab National Park

Sea Trek Adventure at Chankanaab National Park - Timing on the Water: What 1 Hour 20 Minutes Really Means

3.Sea Trek Adventure at Chankanaab National Park

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 9 reviews · 1 hour 20 minutes (approx.) · from $79

Sea Trek at Chankanaab lets you walk underwater in a helmet, see corals and fish, then snorkel with free gear at Cozumel’s park.

“It was a cool experience to do once! I was the only one diving in my time slot so it was basically private, and my guide was awesome enough to take pictures on my camera for me! There's not a ton to see in terms of a reef, but you can see the dolphins in the area next door and there are some neat fish. However, I can't recommend it for larger people, or those that just have large heads. I wasn't able to fit my hand through the front of the helmet due to my head and chin size, making it difficult to equalize ear pressure as I was…”

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