Paradise Reef (Paraíso Reef) Tours and Tickets

Whether you're an experienced snorkeler or an absolute beginner, fully trained guides let you make the most of Cozumel's famous reef on this half-day snorkeling tour. Hit three of the island's hottest snorkeling spots: Palancar Reef, Columbia Reef and Playa el Cielo, known for the starfish that decorate its white sands. Your package includes drinks and snorkeling gear; marine fees are payable in cash on the day.

Admire the underwater wonderland of the Caribbean Sea without getting wet on an invisible boat tour. Unlike traditional glass-bottom boats, this vessel is entirely transparent, to enhance you views of marine life—you'll also have the chance to swim and snorkel in the water, which is home to a plethora of tropical fish. Plus, you can choose from several start times to suit your schedule.

- Private and comfortable vessels - Snorkel at world famous reefs - Spectacular marine life and coral formations - Stop over at a secluded pristine white sandy beach away from the crowds - Taste a delicious fish ceviche and cold Margaritas.

Combine a visit to Quintana Roo’s most famous underwater reefs with complimentary snacks and drinks at a relaxing beach club during this two-for-one combo adventure. Hop aboard a motor-powered catamaran and explore Palancar, Columbia and El Cielo reefs using provided snorkeling gear. Then, get exclusive pool, lounger, and umbrella access at the wifi-equipped beach club, where you’ll also enjoy snacks and alcoholic drinks.

Explore the waters off the coast of Cozumel in just a couple of hours on this stress-free snorkeling excursion, a great choice for first-time visitors with limited time. Board a glass bottom boat and enjoy easy transportation to shallow underwater reefs, stopping to snorkel and see colorful tropical fish and maybe sea turtles or stingrays. Plus, snorkeling equipment and chilled beers, soft drinks, and water are provided.

Discover the highlights of Cozumel as you explore the island by dune buggy on this half-day adventure. Climb aboard your zippy vehicle and head to Paraiso Reef to do a bit of snorkeling. Then visit the town of Cedral to learn about the ancient Mayans before traveling down the picturesque east coast. Top off your tour with a tequila tasting and tour of Cozumel's city center.

This is the perfect tour if you are on a schedule but still want to experience Cozumel's most popular activity: snorkeling at the second largest coral barrier in the world. Your snorkeling tour departs from The Coolest Beach Club in Cozumel: Tortugas Beach Club at its own private pier and takes you on board a comfortable boat to snorkel at the reefs of Dzul Ha and Paraiso, yet close from the shore those are full of marine life and spectacular colors. Then is back to Tortugas Beach Club to enjoy the facilities such as showers, dressing rooms, restrooms, beach lounge chairs, kayaks, paddle boards, snorkeling gear and the inflatable water park. Additional services such as bar and restaurant are available at your own cost, as well as, many other activities such as massages, fish spa, waver runner rentals ans souvenir shops. A perfect opportunity to get the best out of your time in Cozumel!

Explore the waters off of Cozumel and see marine life on a private glass bottom boat excursion with a bilingual guide. Visit three shallow reefs offshore, where you can snorkel with the provided equipment. Freshwater showers let you rinse off and change after snorkeling, when you can relax with a beer or soft drinks on the sundeck.

Experience the underwater world of the Caribbean Sea on a 2.5-hour snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tour from Cozumel. Your snorkeling guide provides snorkel gear and basic instructions before you hop in the warm water to snorkel around a coral reef. If you prefer to stay dry, you can see the marine life through the glass-bottom boat. End the tour with a stop at a beach resort where you can enjoy the swimming pool, lounge chairs, and showers. Includes guide, use of snorkel equipment, beverages, and resort access.

one dedicated to the observation of bull sharks and another in one of the beautiful reefs of Playa del Carmen. These elegant and beautiful creatures, mostly females, come to give birth in the mangroves every year. Hence its presence here, along the second largest barrier reef, known for its unique and complex mangrove and algae habitats. Playa del Carmen is known for its large population of turtles and fish, which makes it an ideal food reserve for these forces of nature. The bull shark is oviviparous. Your embryo is fed directly by the mother's body during the 10 to 12 months of gestation. Newborns (up to 13) emerge fully formed from the mother's body. They measure between 56 and 81 cm.