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Columbus, OH
Feb 2023 read less



and really enjoyed our time. What a cool and interesting... read moreSuch an awesome day with the most personable and interesting young man Enrique. He answered every question we fired at him
and really enjoyed our time. What a cool and interesting way to see the island! read less






To get to the restaurant where we were scheduled to have lunch, we walked through the central Plaza and then several blocks away from the beach front, getting a good look at the buildings and people who live and work beyond the areas normally seen by tourists.
I would recommend this tour to anyone who wants to get a sense of what life is like for the people who live on the island. read less


















One caution: getting into and out of the Jeep can be tricky so it’s not the best option if you have mobility difficulties. Otherwise seeing the island in an open air car was perfect. read less






All recommendations were on point! read less
















































This was truly the highlight of our trip and we will book with Sergio again! read less






























Tomas was a native to Cozumel and was very versed in the history, driving habits, ins and outs of the island. He drove and I’m glad of it, streets on the town side are narrow and busy.
We did the tequila tasting stop, which was informative and they pitch you a special blend of tequila specific to a special region of Mexico noted for its tequila but it was a bit pricey for the tequila non-connoisseur. We made a few historical stops and just general sight seeing. We conversed along they way about life on the island, family, etc, things that added a bit of color to the tapestry that is Cozumel.
We stoped on the ocean side of the island at a little road side cabana/ bar. That side of the island faces the open ocean and gets a lot of wave action and has some interesting rugged rock and old coral formations. We had a short layover for exploring. I tried the Mojitos, with fresh ground mint. It was good but a little too heavy on the mint for me (if that’s possible). Sea weed was absolutely horrible and really put a damper on anything remotely close to the surf or the tour would probably be a five out of five, but that’s not really something under the tour operators control. It’s more of a seasonal problem, which is apparently late summer.
We went to the calm side of the island and did some snorkeling. More smooth old rock formations and old coral on this side so the beach adventure may not be satisfactory but the water is exceptionally clear and seaweed free. Lots of fish and live coral. Good spot for novice snorkelers. Tortugas served up some pretty tasty fajitas and quesadillas, we added some drinks and fresh guacamole (which was fantastic actually). Lunch was included but be aware of add-ons, remember your in a tourist destination and there’s usually an up charge for everything so be specific on cost and you’ll avoid unpleasant gotcha’s.
Overall it was a nice outing. read less























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