You are never charged per person. The Jeep costs the same whether two of you go or four — your own guide, your own route, and back at the pier before your ship’s all-aboard time.
Two people or forty, same five hours and the same private guide. Only the vehicle changes. Watch what happens to the price per person as your group grows.
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01Vehicles
One flat price for the whole vehicle. Pick the one your group fits in.
Only on this island: Tierra Maya, our own Mayan experience →
02Experiences
Not a route around the island — something you do with your hands.
03Transfers
You already know where you want to spend the day. We get you there and back.
You are on a schedule you did not choose. Here is exactly how we handle that, so it is not something you have to think about.
Not from the sailing time and not from a guess. You tell us your ship; we read the port’s schedule and build the day backwards.
Bilingual, from this island, and good company — the kind of guide who knows which beach is calm today and where the food is actually worth stopping for. Tell them what you are into and how fast you want to move, and the day gets built around that.
Nobody else on board. No waiting on fifty strangers to come back from a bathroom stop.
The things people ask us most, answered before you have to ask.
No. The price is for the whole vehicle, with its own guide and driver. The Jeep costs the same whether two of you go or four; the minivan is one price for up to six. Park entrance fees, food and tips are extra.
That is the first thing we plan. When we confirm your booking we ask for your ship’s all-aboard time and build the day backwards from it. Tours run about five hours, with an extra courtesy hour included, so nobody has to rush.
Punta Langosta: the Starbucks inside the Punta Langosta shopping mall. International Pier and Puerta Maya: the Royal Village tower, next to the traffic light on the corner. Or your hotel lobby. Your guide waits there with a sign with your name on it.
Yes. The vehicle and the guide are only for you. No strangers on board and no waiting on anyone else.
Yes. All our guides are bilingual, English and Spanish.
Yes. It is your route. Tell your guide what you want to see — the east coast, San Gervasio, a beach, food — and the day is built around that.
It depends on the rate you picked. On the Flexible rate, cancel 24 hours or more before and we refund the full amount to the same card; with less than 24 hours we refund 50%. The Locked-in rate costs less precisely because it cannot be cancelled. Either way, if your ship never docks in Cozumel you get everything back, however late we find out.
You get all of your money back. It is rare — weather or a mechanical problem can make a ship skip a port — but if your ship does not dock, or the cruise line changes your itinerary, send us a message and we refund your tour in full. You are never charged for a tour you could not take.
Right here, in about a minute. Pick your tour, pick your date and pay by card in a secure Stripe checkout — Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No account, no waiting for us to write back. The full payment is what holds the date: the moment it goes through, that vehicle and that guide are yours, and your confirmation and receipt arrive by email.
Our team contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm your ship, your meeting point and your pickup time. On the day, your guide is waiting at your meeting point with a sign with your name.
Sunscreen, a swimsuit and a towel if you want a beach stop, and some cash for park entrance fees and tips. Everything else — water, the vehicle, the driving — is on us.
Cozumel has three cruise piers and they are not close together. Here is the exact spot for each one, so you are not looking around.
Our team is waiting at that spot with a sign with your name on it. If you cannot find us, one WhatsApp message and we come to you.
Island guide
Eleven places on this island, written by people who drive it every day — the lighthouse at the south tip, the Mayan sanctuary in the jungle, the coast road with nothing on it, and the taco place locals actually use. Including what to skip and where the water is not safe to swim.
Cruise ships in Cozumel
